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Pim Piët (1954), visual artist, creative thinker, exhibition maker, curator Drawing Hadsigned, titled and dated. 1954 Born in The Hague. 1973-1977 Studied at the Free Academy in The Hague. 1977-1979 Employed by Bomans van Beuningen in Rotterdam 1982-1991 Member of the board of the Haagse Kunstkring 1987-1992 Member of the Board of the Artoteek (art lending centre) 1989-1991 Chairman of the Art Department of The Hague Art Society 1992-1993 Member of a committee of Stroom HCBK 1993-1994 Member of the Artotheek Art Acquisition Committee, The Hague 1995 Art Fund Scholarship 2010 Oeuvre Prize of Heden (Art Centre), The Hague 2012 Pro grant from Stroom HCBK 2017-2018 Exhibition designer for Bos Fine Art, the Netherlands Works as a visual artist. Mainly in painting and drawing and installations. The works are worked out in series, which are exhibited in a space, which is part of the work. Usually I try to make some kind of installations of the solo exhibitions I have. In recent years, I have also been working with the composer Anna Mikhailova to bring sound to the paintings and installations. Examples are the Pulsar project in the Ketelfactory in Schiedam and Stroom Den Haag, Silence sound (based on John Cage) Pulchri Studio in The Hague, the Noise Project (Edgar Varèse) Spanjaardshof and Haagse Kunstkring in The Hague (2016), Noisy Poetry Painting in Kadmium, Delft and Boogie Tone project (sound composition based on Piet Mondriaan music) in the Sint Nicolaïkerk in Utrecht. Also a project with composer Jerzy Bielski: Keerpunt in Galerie Sophie in The Hague and Project Medistation (2015) with artist Sha Yee Jin in De Spanjaardshof in The Hague.