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Showing posts with label curating. Show all posts

January 28, 2014

winterSALON/2014: Eamonn Harnett

You Are Cordially Invited's very first artist residency just opened as part of winterSALON/2014. You are welcome to visit Eamonn Harnett daily from 12 to 17 hrs at the Oudezijds Achterburgwal 156 for the coming two weeks. Please email us personally at contact@youarecordiallyinvited.nl for an invitation to our special events.
(image: Eamonn Harnett)

"I have taken up residence on the oudezijds voorburgwal 156. I'll be open and working on a project everyday and happy to receive you when the lights are on!" - Eamonn Harnett.

Eamon Harnett is an alumnus from de Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, he graduated at the department of fine arts in 2013.
Eamonn Harnett's graduation project (image; courtesy of Gerrit Rietveld Academie)


"winner of the gra awards
/fine arts 2013.
The jury was extremely impressed by the work of Eamonn.
It expressed clarity, vision and an extraordinary talent.
The visitor steps into a circular hut; the air is scented with baby oil. Eamonn gives performances at different times, but the work also functions without. A video of what previously occurred in the space is constantly playing. It is a work that perpetually changes; with every performance, the hut is also transformed by the touch of the performer. According to the jury, it actually presents the obverse of an artwork: the elements that are needed to create a work. Eamonn uses elements and objects from a plethora of different worlds and inspirations: fetish culture, tribal art, pop art, and so on. The members of the jury experienced the result as a personal mini-mythology. The props Eamonn uses during his performance are made by hand, by the artist. The delicacy with which he makes his work is also a testament to courage. The jury felt that, in finally arriving at this point, Eamonn must have gone through quite a struggle during his time at art school. His graduation project is restrained, slow and silent, but beneath that vulnerability lies a gruesome undercurrent; a contrast between fetish and torture, and tender rituals. The jury looks forward to seeing the work presented in a
larger institution or in a museum. They went on to say, even if it proves painful,
they are convinced he will remain authentic and true to himself. More information about the GRA awards" (via Gerrit Rietveld Academie)

Eamonn Harnett is the artist in residency at the  historic building at the Oudezijds Voorburgwal 156 in Amsterdam
You are Cordially Invited is an initiative of Amsterdam based graphic design studio Cobbenhagen Hendriksen they are co-curating during winterSALON/2014

You Are Cordially Invited is a new kind of art magazine. The launch issue presents a two-dimensional art fair with an international line-up of galleries, showing recent –and often still available– works of art. To help point out the manifold perceptions on art the exhibition is supported by ‘guided tours’, which connects a variety of disciplines such as art, architecture, fashion, design, art history and literature. This way the world of art is entered through different perspectives.
You Are Cordially Invited aims to create a broader audience for contemporary art and culture. Addressing a new generation of art collectors You Are Cordially Invited functions as a professional guide to global trends, references, context and above all beautiful imagery.

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October 4, 2013

SALON/BJ Curating: Cha'er #21

SALON/BJ Curating: SALON/BJ brought a selection of work, by Dutch designers/artists, from The Netherlands to Beijing, it will be on show at different venues in the Dashilar area. 
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Curating: Dooling Jiang, Anouk Griffioen, Pauline van Dongen, Esther Doorhout Mees, Joris Landman, Barbara Nanning
Place: Cha'er #21
Joris Landman

Joris Landman



Top to bottom: Pauline van Dongen, Esther Doorhout Mees, Anouk Griffioen, Barbara Nanning

SALON/BJ Curating: Tan'er #40


SALON/BJ Curating: SALON/BJ brought a selection of work, by Dutch designers/artists, from The Netherlands to Beijing, it will be on show at different venues in the Dashilar area. ___________________________________________________________________________________
Curating: Martin Butler, Mimi Berlin, Lizan Freijzen, Henriette Tilanus
Place: Tan'er #40
Lizan Freijzen



 Left to right: Lizan Freijzen, Henriette Tilanus, Mimi Berlin, tablecloth by Lizan Freijzen
Henriette Tilanus
Martin Butler
Courtyard at Tan'er #40 Lanterns by Kuiken & Volkers


SALON/BJ Curating: Tan'er #23

SALON/BJ Curating: SALON/BJ brought a selection of work, by Dutch designers/artists, from The Netherlands to Beijing, it will be on show at different venues in the Dashilar area. 
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Curating: Martin Butler, Deniz Buga, Mattijs van Bergen, Lernert & Sander
Place: Tan'er #23

Left to right: Eric Roelen and Yuan Yuan



Lernert & Sander
Mattijs van Bergen

Martin Butler

SALON/BJ Curating: Cha'er #6

SALON/BJ Curating: SALON/BJ brought a selection of work, by Dutch designers/artists, from The Netherlands to Beijing, it will be on show at different venues in the Dashilar area. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Curating: LAVA, Marga Weimans, Hutopolis, Volume, Upload Cinema/Dagan Cohen, Cobbenhagen Hendriksen
Place: Cha'er #6
Cobbenhagen Hendriksen
Volume



NOMAN and Cobbenhagen Hendriksen
Cobbenhagen Hendriksen
Marga Weimans

SALON/BJ Curating/Participating: Yangmeizhu xie jie #77

SALON/BJ Curating: SALON/BJ brought a selection of work, by Dutch designers/artists, from The Netherlands to Beijing, it will be on show at different venues in the Dashilar area. 
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Place: Yangmeizhu xie jie #77
From left to right: Mimi Berlin's fashion Fest nr2, Soepboer & Stooker/Michiel Schuurman, JW Kaldenbach's SALON/BJ report, Mimi Beijing.

Mimi Beijing made in Beijing with volunteers of SALON/BJ by Mimi Berlin

Yangmeizhu xie jie #77 & #79

SALON/BJ Curating: Zhuja #7

SALON/BJ Curating: SALON/BJ brought a selection of work, by Dutch designers/artists, from The Netherlands to Beijing, it will be on show at different venues in the Dashilar area. 
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Curating: Freudenthal/Verhagen, Viviane Sassen, Winde Rienstra, Lee Xibin, T-D-Z-W
Place: Zhuja #7







October 3, 2013

SALON/BJ Curating: Da Wai Lang Ying Hutong #3

SALON/BJ Curating: SALON/BJ brought a selection of work, by Dutch designers/artists, from The Netherlands to Beijing, it will be on show at different venues in the Dashilar area. 
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Curating: youasme-measyou, Thomas Voorn, Femke Agema, Juliette Warmenhoven, Painted Series, Liselore Frowijn, Siba Sahabi, Linda Maissan
Place: Da Wai Lang Ying Hutong #3


Left to right: wallpaper by Thomas Voorn, T-shirts by Linda Maissen


Juliette Warmenhoven

Femke Agema

youasme-measyou

Liselore Frowijn

Painted Series
Siba Sahabi

Siba Sahabi

Siba Sahabi
 

July 6, 2011

Don't miss: Alexander van Slobber's curated exhibition 'Shanghai Gesture' - Museum Willet-Holthuysen



Alexander van Slobber prepairing the photoshoot
at the Willet-Holthuysen. Picture by Willet-Holthuysen



SHANGHAI GESTURE

Shanghai Gesture (July 7 - December 7 2011),  a fashion exhibition curated by Dutch designer Alexander van Slobbe (designer of Orson+Bodil, red.), opens at Museum Willet-Holthuysen this thursday 7 July. 
The exhibition presents the results of a workshop that Van Slobbe held for Dutch and Chinese designers as part of the cultural programme for the World Expo in Shanghai last year. Later, students from the Rietveld Academie (Amsterdam) were asked to respond to the workshop by producing woven textiles, which were then passed on to four designers. These canon-collections co-created by the designers and the students can be viewed in the salons of Museum Willet-Holthuysen. The exhibition also features photos and drawings made in Shanghai and Amsterdam.  

Shanghai Gesture is part of the SALON/2 route and will be officially opened on the 7th of July at 1-5pm. Buy your passe-partout a 15,- at all SALON/2 locations or via our website. Do support SALON/. 

More info on Shanghai Gesture:  

The Dutch Golden Age as inspiration 
After being asked by Amsterdam Municipal Executive to contribute to the cultural programme for last year’s WorldExpo, Alexander van Slobbe set up a workshop for Amsterdam and Shanghai designers with cooperation as the theme; more specifically, the exploration, use and exchange of Dutch and Chinese arts and crafts. The Dutch Golden Age formed the inspiration for the workshop and the emphasis was on technique. 
Textiles and coats
Later, in the spring of 2011, Van Slobbe invited third-year students from the Rietveld Academie to design woven textiles using the same starting points. He then held another workshop where he presented the textiles to various designers and set them the task of making coats. 
Contributing designers 
Martine van 't Hul, Elja Lintsen, Eric NG, Iniy Sanchez, Margreet Sweerts and Xiaojing Xia, Ellie Duinker, Caroline Lindo, Jasmin Koschutnig, Isa van Gool, Eveline Keijser, Elisabeth Leerssen, Sylvia Wozniak and Nadine Gupfert amongst others.  
Platform for creativity

Museum Willet-Holthuysen and its collections are managed by the Amsterdam Museum, which aims to spotlight distinctive Amsterdam values, such as entrepreneurship, creativity, free thinking and citizenship. Shanghai Gesture, curated by Alexander van Slobbe, reflects the mission of the museum to be a platform where young artists can develop and showcase their creative and entrepreneurial talents. 

About Alexander van Slobbe: 
Alexander van Slobbe (1959) is one of the pioneers who put the Netherlands on the map in the international world of fashion. Already celebrating his 20th anniversary, this fashion designer has remained a best kept secret in the Netherlands. Van Slobbe is a master of refined, minimalist design and also front runner of the Dutch Modernism that is characteristic of Dutch fashion design. More about his label Orson+Bodil & his shop NL=NewLuxury, click here.