Ibrahim Ineke

Ibrahim R. Ineke (born 1976) is a visual artist of German-Indonesian descent, based in The Hague.[1] He works mainly in the medium of Comic books, exploring the historical connection between these and the penny dreadfuls of the nineteenth century, and believing that they represent a quintessential Gothic art form.[2] His work is published by Sherpa.[3] "The White People," his debut, was an homage to Arthur Machen's 1904 novella of the same name.[4] He is also curator for and initiator of artist-run gallery Baracca,[5] together with Yvo van der Vat, and occasional curator for Locatie Z.[6] His father is jazz drummer Eric Ineke.

Bibliography

  • The White People, Sherpa Haarlem 2015, ISBN 978-90-8988-085-7,[7][8]
  • Half Blood, Sherpa Haarlem 2016, ISBN 978-90-8988-102-1
  • Cahier Noir # 1, Sherpa Haarlem 2016, ISBN 978-90-8988-110-6
  • Cahier Noir # 2, Sherpa Haarlem 2016, ISBN 978-90-8988-111-3
  • Eloise, Sherpa Haarlem 2017, ISBN 978-90-8988-122-9,[9][10]
  • Contribution to Becoming The Forest, Het Bos Antwerpen 2017, ISBN 978-90-9030-346-8
  • Contribution to Helvete Journal, Punctum Books New York 2013, ISBN 978-0615758282

Shows/Solo/Duo

  • Galerie Bries Space, Antwerpen, Belgium, 2017
  • Galerie De Vijf Ramen, Arnhem, 2016
  • Galerie Maldoror, Den Haag, 2012
  • Galerie De Aanschouw, Rotterdam, 2011

Shows/Group

  • 30 years of Dutch Underground Comics, De Vishal, Haarlem, 2016
  • Le Garage, Forcalquier, France, 2016
  • Galerie Knoth & Krüger, Berlin, Germany, 2016
  • All You Can Eat, Locatie Z, Den Haag, 2015
gollark: That sounds really unreasonably unsubtle.
gollark: Probably just to try and downplay it.
gollark: Troubling.
gollark: Everyone else just seems to assume it's a pizza because it's circular and yellow/reddish.
gollark: FINALLY someone doesn't assume it's a pizza.

References

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