Previous exhibitions

Bob Tomanovic has had several exhibitions in The Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Japan.

Here are just a few impressions of previous exhibitions.

Haaksbergen (2015)

Galerie Te Lintelo in Haaksbergen.

Aardenburg (2003)

Gallery “Hoofdstraat 28”, Leiderdorp

Mr. Theo Nijssen

Open Art Fair, Utrecht

In 2010, Bob Tomanovic was represented at the Open Art Fair by the gallery “De Herkenning”.

The Plaza Hotel – Auke Hempenius, Milano’s Clothier fashion show

The Plaza Hotel, New York, July 2003

The artist Tomanovic and the fashion designer Hempenius met early in 2003. Their meeting resulted in an innovative concept “wearable art”, with Tomanovic’s paintings integrated in Hempenius’s innovative men’s wear collection. The resulting collection was launched in July 2003 at The Plaza Hotel in New York, with an exclusive exhibition of Tomanovic’s paintings. Mr Auke Hempenius is the creative director and director of marketing and public relations of Milano’s Clothier. Hempenius was chosen as one of the top six sales specialist in the country by Daily News Records the men’s wear industry trade magazine. He is national co-chairman of the global movement “Dress up Thursdays”. Auke Hempenius specializes in color analysis and personal wardrobe.

Tokyo (2000 and 2002)

Bob visited Japan in 2000 and 2002 for exhibitions. In 2000 he won a price of the Japanese industrial city Kawaguch, a big city close to Tokyo. On invitation of the city, he stayed in Japan for 50 days, to make a big painting for the cultural center of the city. It turned into a piece of art of about 4 x 1 meter. The painting was received with big enthusiasm.

In 2002 Tomanovic was invited to cooperate in a special collaboration with the president of the Japanese Shikigaku Institute (Eastern Astrology). The result was an exhibition in Sozenji Temple in Tokyo, commemorating the 750’th year after the death of Dogen, the establisher of the Soto School of Zen. Tomanovic painted expressions of ten famous Samurai karma’s (destinies). Tomanovic was the first person ever allowed to exhibit art in a Soto Zen temple.

One of Tomanovic’s paintings has become a permanent part of the Sozenji temple.

Villa des Beaux Arts, Heeze (2008)

In het historische pand is 1.200 m2 expositieruimte gecreëerd. Een kunstwerk op zich. Verdeeld over drie etages zijn niet alleen schilder- en kunstwerken uit de Barok en Romantiek te bewonderen, maar ook van hedendaagse kunstenaars van nationale en internationale faam.

Meer info: www.beauxarts.nl

Studio 5, The Hague (2000)

Exhibition in the Dutch policital capital The Hague, just around the corner at the Royal Palace.

With ceramic Zen monk sculptures by the Japanese artist Kaori Goyen-Chiba.