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Het gesprek - Lieke Wijnia (1 april 2026)

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Annemieke Bosman in gesprek met Lieke Wijnia, voormalig hoofd collectie bij Stedelijk Museum Schiedam en een van de curatoren van de tentoonstelling Yves Klein en zijn kunstenaarsfamilie Frits, Marie en Rotraut. Dit voorjaar is in het Stedelijk Museum Schiedam de tentoonstelling Yves Klein en zijn kunstenaarsfamilie Frits, Marie en Rotraut te zien. Daarin wordt voor het eerst de oeuvres samengebracht van de familie Klein, bestaande uit Yves Klein (1928 – 1962), zijn ouders Frits Klein (1898 – 1990) en Marie Raymond (1908 - 1988), en zijn vrouw Rotraut Uecker (1938). Terwijl Yves Klein wereldberoemd werd met zijn iconische monochrome schilderijen, weten minder mensen dat zijn familieleden ook succesvolle kunstenaars waren met passie voor kleur en de kosmos. Ook minder bekend is dat de ouders van Yves Klein naast de Franse ook de Nederlandse nationaliteit hadden, waardoor er altijd een band met Nederland is geweest. In de tentoonstelling komt niet alleen de artistieke uitwisseling tussen de familieleden naar voren, maar ook de connecties van de familie Klein met Nederland, en in het bijzonder met Stedelijk Museum Schiedam, dat een aantal werken van Frits Klein in de collectie heeft. In deze tentoonstelling zijn, voor het eerst sinds 65 jaar in Nederland, circa dertig werken van Yves Klein te zien en veertig werken van zijn familieleden.

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