Made by someone in China at Milan Designweek 2014

Made by someone in China, a Teapot designed by Klaas Kuiken and Dieter Volkers was presented for the first time at Milan Designweek 2014. This teapot is the result of  the project "Made by someone in China" by the designers during Salon/BJ >>Read more about that here<<

sanvan.com at the China Creative Design Exhibition

Sander Wassink isn't finished yet with the Dashilar Pilot Store Project he designed during SALON/BJ. He left behind material for CAFA student Viola Zhao Hua, who worked close with Sander on this SALON/BJ project, so she can carry on. The work by Viola, a more perfect shoe and better producing techniques, will be on exhibition at China Creative Design Exhibition, October 26>28, 2013 in Beijing.

http://www.sanvans.com/site/project.php?id=54

onlylady.com on SALON/BJ

onlylady.com talking about SALON/BJ and Sander Wassink and Noman

 

http://lohas.onlylady.com/2013/0927/3231652.shtml

Hutopolis with Giannantonio Bongiorno, Luis Aguirre Manso, Eugenia Murialdo

Hutopolis with Giannantonio Bongiorno, Luis Aguirre Manso, Eugenia Murialdo participation for SALON/BJ " Transformation a dialogue about the evolving city" financial supported by SALON/BJ , City of Amsterdam and Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie. Shown at Location Cha'er #6.
See the work Hutopolis of below:

http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjEzOTk4MDI4.html

More on exhibit at Cha'er #6

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 Participants: Eric Roelen

SALON/BJ Participants: A group of fifteen Dutch designers/artist went to Beijing to work together with volunteering Chinese art students and inhabitants of the Dashilar area. The Dashhilar area is situated in the old center of Beijing and is one of the few area's where traditional houses can be found. Several rooms and houses where assigned to the participants of SALON/BJ for them to work in. The finished work is on show in that same place.
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Participants: Eric Roelen
Project: Styrofoam
Place: Tan'er #23
go to work in progress by Eric Roelen

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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Curating: Soepboer and Stooker, Mimi Berlin
Participating: Jan Willem Kaldenbach, Mimi Beijing

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 Participants: Sander Wassink

SALON/BJ Participants: A group of fifteen Dutch designers/artist went to Beijing to work together with volunteering Chinese art students and inhabitants of the Dashilar area. The Dashhilar area is situated in the old center of Beijing and is one of the few area's where traditional houses can be found. Several rooms and houses where assigned to the participants of SALON/BJ for them to work in. The finished work is on show in that same place. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Participants: Sander Wassink
Project: Dashilar Flagship Store
Place: Yangmeizhu xie jie #79

 

work in progress by Sander Wassink

Film Crews in the Dashilar area

With Borre Akkersdijk

With Conny Groenewegen

Film Crews in the Dashilar area in Beijing reporting about SALON/BJ

Chinese tv crew (CCTV) interviewing Dieter Volkers and Klaas Kuiken on their project "Made by someone in China"

CCTVfilming Dieter Volkers and Klaas Kuiken

SALON/BJ Participants: Henny van Nistelrooy

SALON/BJ Participants: A group of fifteen Dutch designers/artist went to Beijing to work together with volunteering Chinese art students and inhabitants of the Dashilar area. The Dashhilar area is situated in the old center of Beijing and is one of the few area's where traditional houses can be found. Several rooms and houses where assigned to the participants of SALON/BJ for them to work in. The finished work is on show in that same place. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Participants: Henny van Nistelrooy
Project: Banana Hammock
Place: Tan'er #23

SALON/BJ Participants: Elisa van Joolen

SALON/BJ Participants: A group of fifteen Dutch designers/artist went to Beijing to work together with volunteering Chinese art students and inhabitants of the Dashilar area. The Dashhilar area is situated in the old center of Beijing and is one of the few area's where traditional houses can be found. Several rooms and houses where assigned to the participants of SALON/BJ for them to work in. The finished work is on show in that same place. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Participants: Elisa van Joolen
Project: Invert Footwear
Place: Sanjing #21

SALON/BJ Participants: Frank Bruggeman

SALON/BJ Participants: A group of fifteen Dutch designers/artist went to Beijing to work together with volunteering Chinese art students and inhabitants of the Dashilar area. The Dashhilar area is situated in the old center of Beijing and is one of the few area's where traditional houses can be found. Several rooms and houses where assigned to the participants of SALON/BJ for them to work in. The finished work is on show in that same place. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Participants: Frank Bruggeman
Project: How to do the Flowers
Place: Tan'er #23