2024: participant exhibition 'Terra Delft; winner Van Achterbergh award 2024; a boundless love for ceramics'; August 17 2024 - May 4 2025 Keramiekmuseum Princessehof, Leeuwarden, On a small scale; November 11 2024 - January 4 2025 solo exhibition Terra Delft
2023: selected for Ceramics Award De Kei 2023, participant AAF Shanghai artfair with Gallery Terra Beijing
2022: participant ART021 artfair Shanghai with Gallery Terra Beijing
2020: 30/10-28/11 Settings, solo exhibition
2017: participant Bord voor je Hof together with Stichting Delfts Peil
2016: 14/5-25/6 Terra 30! Multiple
2015: 14/2-14/3 wOrk, Olav Slingerland@wOrk
2014: 20/9-30/10 participant Crossing Galleries-Sanbao Int. Ceramic Art Museum Jingdezhen, 3/12-31/3 participant Shanghai Art Design Exhibition-Power Station of Art Shanghai
2013: 12-15/12 participant ShenZhen Art Fair, 27/9-12/10 participant Beijing Design Week-Imperial Granery Beijing, 27/4-9/6 exhibition Terra in China-China in Terra, Oude Kerk Delft (catalogue)
2012: 1-4/11 participant Shanghai Art Fair, 18-20/10 participant Ceramic Fair Jingdezhen, 20/5-1/7 participant artist in residence project Terra in China; Sanbao-Jingdezhen
2011: 11/6-13/8 participant Design 2011
2010: 3/4-30/5 participant Uit je Bol - Tulipvases Kunsthuis Secretarie in Meppel
2009: 15/5-14/6 participant Terra Delft in Kunstuitleen Alkmaar, 21/3-20/4 participant Uit je Bol - Tulipvases in Delft
2007: 2/9-14/10 group exhibition Bacinol Delft
2001: 2/12-26/1 participant candlelights - Dark Days of Delft
This artist discovered the art of small-scale casting of ceramics during his Industrial Design study. By keeping control of the total process from design to end product, he is able to produce small series of a very personal nature. His earthenware bowls and dishes are characterised by the combination of terra sigillata and glossy glaze. His objects explore the limits of traditional craft and design.
More info by Kleine K: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmXSqGT6ygQ
Slingerland’s work looks typically Dutch, with clear design lines and vivid colors. Because the work is poured into molds, it is good value for money: affordable, contemporary design which is often functional as well.
