Address
Art Centre Aalsmeer. studio nr 17.
Aalsmeerderweg 230, 1432CW Aalsmeer
The Netherlands
Tel: 0031 (0)6 48447545
E-mail: info@ingevandenhoven.nl
I am there every Monday and Tuesday but please call if you want to come by

Or... send me an e-mail
for questions, comments, ideas, silly puns...
What do you think of my art?
What does it do to you?
Does it make you laugh or cry?
Do you think "How cute but why does it need an extra leg?"
Do you want more legs?
Do you want to share it with everyone or just keep it for yourself?
Do you have a work of mine? And why?
Lotte
Inge looks at the world in an irresistibly humorous and refreshing way. Her realistic and surrealistic figures surprise time and again. Highly recommended for fans of Museum Vrolik and book illuminations with a modern twist.
André
With the knowledge of the surrealistic figures, now owner of a handcrafted book. #1-100 The100dayproject is a collection of imagined language, admittedly in Inge's own reality, but still.
Look forward to the sequel
Walt
I can look at Inge's work with such wonder. The twist is genius. Her drawings are sublime. When her first book of drawings came out, I had to have it, of course. Come and see it and let the amazement come to you. It was a good investment.
Sophie Monheim
I am a fan! Fan of Inge's universe, which is always surprising, makes you laugh one minute and shudder the next. Her imagination is limitless and I love her fantastic creatures!
Judith
What I like about your work is that it always has a sense of humour. And it almost always makes me laugh. It shows a unique way of looking at the world, which is also humorous.
Kristine
I really like the refined way of drawing that you have. I'm totally freaked out by your witty ideas and your execution of them is sublime! Your images are stunning, all the refined beautiful details so sensitive they seem to live! They always touch me. The ideas you have are out of this world. My mother thinks so too.
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Comments
Vandenhoven’s work is a charming blend of humor and horror. A litmus test for our willingness to see the adorable in the ugly.
With great pleasure and admiration I still look at the miniature figurines ( elephant, owl and octopussie) that Inge made for us.
Big in small size.