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Corine Vermeulen

Photographer, photojournalist pub­lished in the New York Times. Im­mi­grant from the Neth­er­lands, has been a Michigan artist for almost two de­cades now. BFA from Eind­hoven, MFA from Cranbrook. Kres­ge Fel­low in the Vi­su­al Arts 2009.

Corine (left) with the owner of Art Club for the opening reception for the ex­hi­bi­tion of the former's artwork at the lat­ter's gallery. Photo by Alonso del Arte.

Current exhibition

• Shadow Works at Art Club, 2050 15th Street in Detroit. Opened January 23.

Upcoming exhibitions

Various plans.

Past exhibitions

This listing is incomplete, missing among others group shows in Cleveland and San Francisco.

• Looking for the Light at Galerie Camille. May 10 — 31, 2022.
• Up Next at David Klein Gallery. January 9, 2020 — February 8, 2022.
• Salon at David Klein Gallery (Detroit location). September 14, 2019 — No­vem­ber 2, 2019.
• Kodak and the Comet at David Klein Gallery (Detroit location). March 30, 2019 — May 4, 2019.
• 10 for January at David Klein Gallery. January 12, 2019 — February 9, 2019.
• ...several more, going back to at least 2014...

External links

• Official website

News

• Alonso del Arte, "9 artists who live in Detroit", Examiner.com, January 6, 2015.

Reviews

• Ron Scott, "Corine Vermeulen @ David Klein Gallery", Detroit Art Review, April 14, 2019. "The exhibition is a collection of two separate bodies of work, one more grounded in her previous work depicting street portraits. In this new figurative-based work, Nachtwerk, mostly shot at night, the figurative images are integrated in what might be called surreal elements. ... The second body of work, Kodak and the Comet, the photography is comprised of large colorful abstract images. ... Vermeulen uses her existing color negatives as the vehicle to produce her lush and beautiful colorful abstractions."