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[ Continue reading ]“Time passing is part of the human experience.” – Rirkrit Tiravanija — Friday March 25th — —
“What art does — maybe what it does most completely — is tell us, make us feel that what we think we know, we don’t. There are whole worlds around us that we’ve never glimpsed.” Greil Marcus — Friday March 25th — —
“A wealth of information creates a poverty of attention.” – Herbert Simon — Friday March 25th — —
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[ Continue reading ]Yesterday Come Closer (YCC) is a non-linear, visual, aural, and textual experiment in purging and healing through contradiction. It apprehends Palestinian collective memory through my embodied journey to unpack the tensions in notions of home and belonging. Unfolding over 715 pages in conjunction with YCC SS, a sound system in…
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[ Continue reading ]In Dé, the play of chiaroscuro – light and shadow – which is so characteristic of Ann Demeulemeester’s style, is translated into tableware. The result is a collection of shadow paintings on porcelain.
[ Continue reading ]Otherworldly silhouettes and extravagant textures characterized the clothes seen on and off the runways at Paris Fashion Week.
[ Continue reading ]A frenzy for high-end outerwear turned the cult outdoors brand into a global juggernaut. But can Arc’teryx stay cool now that it’s king of the mountain?…
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[ Continue reading ]We are proud to present our first edition of our Gallery Tote in partnership with artist Davey Leavitt entitled “TRAUMA THERAPY.” Based on a series of works called Trauma Therapy each Gallery Tote will be hand-signed and numbered No. 001 – No. 025. This is a limited edition release by…
[ Continue reading ]Photographer Brett Lloyd set out to document the strange reality of Ukrainian life, in which sorrow and joy, trauma and hope go hand-in-hand.
[ Continue reading ]For our inaugural artist soirée, we are delighted to welcome artists Cesc Abad (Barcelona, 1973), who will be presenting a series of works on paper, and Klas Ernflo (Stockholm, 1975), with a selection of textile works and enamel sculptures.
[ Continue reading ]For our inaugural artist soirée, we are delighted to welcome artists Cesc Abad (Barcelona, 1973), who will be presenting a series of works on paper, and Klas Ernflo (Stockholm, 1975), with a selection of textile works and enamel sculptures.
For our inaugural artist soirée, we are delighted to welcome artists Cesc Abad (Barcelona, 1973), who will be presenting a series of works on paper, and Klas Ernflo (Stockholm, 1975), with a selection of textile works and enamel sculptures.
Last weekend, the Westergas area in Amsterdam was completely transformed again for the Unseen Photo Fair. Following two slightly underwhelming editions, this year turned out to be a rather exciting display of photographic work from all over the world. In spite of these fluctuating levels of inspiration to be found in the booths, there's one spot that never ceases to impress us since their debut three years ago: the booth of Antwerp-based IBASHO Gallery. For Unseen 2017 they decided to bring work by our favorite photographer under their representation; Yoshinori Mizutani, who shot the series named 'Amsterdam' during his first visit ever to the city, while the 2015 edition took place (when we were all set to meet him, but he had to cancel because of sickness - hopefully next year!). [ Continue reading ]
The original source for a minimalistic lifestyle, Kinfolk, recently announced their latest family member in their inspirational series of books; 'The Kinfolk Entrepreneur, Making Business Personal'. Kinfolk visited over 40 entrepreneurs who offer tips, advice and inspiration for anyone hoping to forge their own professional path, all bound together in a beautiful hardcover 368 pages heavy book. Featured are names like Akira Minagawa, Armando Cabral, Ben Gorham, Britt Moran & Emiliano Salci, Damir Doma, Francesca Bonato, Joseph Dirand, Kevin Ma, Maayan Zilberman, Mette & Rolf Hay, Nina Yashar, Pum Lefebure, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Woo Youngmi & Katie Chung and many more. [ Continue reading ]
Last weekend, the extraordinary Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA) in Cape Town, South Africa opened its doors for the public. The museum is set to become the world's most important exhibition space for African art, and with its iconic building by Heatherwick Studio it already draws the needed attention. The London-based firm transformed the building, both on the outside and inside, from a dead industrial structure into a mind-bending icon, instantly joining the Pantheon of some of the most beautiful museum buildings to be found all over the globe. [ Continue reading ]
Last Saturday, Kennedy Magazine hosted the release of a self-published Travel Diary by Arturo Bamboo. Arthur and Bamboo, living in Berlin and originally from the Netherlands, traveled the Mediterranean capturing intimate snapshots, portraits, legendary places and landscapes shot around various places. [ Continue reading ]
My friend and inspirator on ultra distance cycling; Yorit Kluitman, is about to finish a long time project, his 'Bicycle Landscape: cycling across all 388 Dutch municipalities'. Started back in 2011 and at this moment filling the last gaps, Yorit cycled through all 388 Dutch municipalities, photographing the landscape between cities and villages, exclusive of people and buildings: a cross section of the organized Netherlands.
“I gave myself six years to cycle across all municipalities. Within this time-frame I will be visiting as many different areas as possible. Equipped with a camera, I research the functionality, the rhythm, the composition, the lines, the form and the order of the Dutch landscape.” [ Continue reading ]
Park Groot Vijversburg is a beautiful park located in the small town of Tytsjerk, in the northernmost province of The Netherlands named Friesland, which has been open to the public since 1892. Throughout the year, the park hosts events such as art exhibitions, musical performances, church services and excursions. With a rich history of inhabiting a variety of flora and fauna, the heart of Park Groot Vijversburg has always been a neoclassicist mansion in the center of the park. With the number of visitors growing significantly in the last two decade, six years ago Tokyo-based architect Junya Ishigami and Marieke Kums of Rotterdam practice Studio Maks were given the assignment to design an accommodation next to the villa that would enable Park Groot Vijversburg to host the bigger crowds. [ Continue reading ]
Three months ago, the inspirational Taipei-based space for art exhibitions, books and good coffee named Pon Ding presented a beautiful show named 'Gold and Green', which closed last month but remains a very inspirational cultural hybrid. The project is a collaborative effort by the established Austrian ceramic artist Matthias Kaiser and the emerging Taiwanese ceramic artist Hsian Jung Chen. [ Continue reading ]