Visual Artist | Curaçao

BASIC INFORMATION

Name: Annemieke Dicke, 1967
Place of birth: Santpoort, the Netherlands
Based in: Curaçao (since 1993)
Discipline: Visual art, painting, ceramics, and sculpture

EDUCATION

1987–1991 — AKI Academy of Art and Design, Enschede, the Netherlands
1985–1987 — Constantijn Huygens Academy of Art, Kampen, the Netherlands

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

2002 — Workshop with Rick Hirsch, The Difference Between a Pot, a Vessel and an Object, USA
2001–2002 — Bronze foundry practice under the guidance of Rob Rijnbergen and Cornelis Henriquez
2000 — Workshops with Daniel Levy, Hortence Brouwn, S. Phelzer, and A. Vosdingh
1998 — Workshop with Richard Notkin, Small Sculpture, USA

BIOGRAPHY

Annemieke Dicke is a Netherlands-born visual artist based in Curaçao since 1993. Working across painting, ceramics, and sculpture, she explores the human experience through observations, emotions, and personal encounters. Her practice brings together pencil, brush, clay, and bronze to create figurative works with a clear narrative and social dimension.
She is also the founder of Artis Magistra 22, a school for visual arts in Curaçao, where she shares her experience and supports the development of artistic skills.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2015 — Working with Color, Gallery Hardware, the Netherlands
2012 — Abolition of Slavery on Curaçao, Maritime Museum, Curaçao
2002 — Into the Skin, Mon Art Gallery, Curaçao
2002 — Journey Through Life, Kas di Alma Blou, Curaçao
2001 — Lighthouses Ceramics, Maritime Museum, Curaçao
2001 — Farewell Exhibition, Arawak, Curaçao
2001 — Teapots, Delifrance, Curaçao
2001 — I Came by Boat, traveling exhibition by Paul Cox
2000 — Clay Girl, Arawak, Curaçao
2000 — Laman Chiki / Boat Project, Kade, Curaçao
2000 — Flying Objects, Arawak, Curaçao

AWARDS

2006 — Jury Prize, Curaçao Museum, Curaçao