[:nl]Pris Roos voor haar werk, foto: © Betul Ellialtioglu / Framer Framed[:en]Pris Roos, foto © Betul Ellialtioglu / Framer Framed[:] Pris Roos
Pris Roos is an artist, curator, researcher and storyteller. As a child she grew up in the toko of her family who emigrated from Indonesia. To Pris Roos, the toko symbolises a space of togetherness, colours, smells, food, stories and a mixture of people from different backgrounds. The toko is an enormous source for her art practice. She is an artist who works with different media such as painting, spoken word, video, performance and installation. By focusing on observation and careful listening to the people she meets, she reflects on topics such as identity, migration and memory.
Pris Roos is one of the participating artists of the group project A Funeral for Street Culture (2021), curated by Rita Ouédraogo and Metro54 at Framer Framed, Amsterdam. In 2024, her first major solo exhibition what it is, what it means and what I would like it to be opened at TENT, in Rotterdam.
- Metropolis M - Painting as a Platform for Community – in conversation with Pris Roos
- Mister Motley - This is for the street, this is for us
- Personal website of Pris Roos
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