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Flavour Magazine

Design and production of an art object for Flavour Magazine #2, a project by Mirjam van der Most.

“Flavour Magazine: publishing of a threedimensional artist publication. Ten artists are invited to make a multiple which are brought together in an A3 box, released in fifty copies. Every issue is promoted with a special presentation.”

The other nine artists in Flavour Magazine #2 were: Pauline Berkhout, Jeroen Hoekstra, Peter Leeuwerik, Linda Molenaar, Wessel Muller, Richard Niessen/HowToPlays, Harmen Sliep, Kirsty de Vries Reilingh, Xavier van Wersch.

I contributed a silk screened folding lamp-shade. The contents of Flavour Magazine #2 were presented in Plaatsmaken in Arnhem.

On the last picture from left to right: Mirjam van der Most, Wessel Muller and myself.

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Posted in Design, Events on June 21st, 1999 | No Comments »
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Virus

Production of a sound recording on audio cassette with ‘viral sounds’ for the exhibition ‘Virus’ in Het Kunststation in Leerdam. A collaboration with Jesse Smale.

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Picture: a bar of Virus soap…

Posted in Art, Events on April 26th, 1999 | No Comments »
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15Chemisch

Decor for theatre play ‘15Chemisch’ in Jeugdtheater Hofplein, Rotterdam, directed by Cilla Rijnbeek. Youth theatre play about a murder mystery in the chemistry class room. The play got nominated for best design.

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Posted in Design, Events on October 14th, 1998 | No Comments »
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Kunstbelt

Art auction with the works of over 75 artists, organised for the departure of gallery GA in Amsterdam.

Posted in Events on July 30th, 1998 | No Comments »
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Magnetron Cro-Magnon

Decor, sound, design and direction assistance for theatre play ‘Magnetron Cro-Magnon’, directed by Welmoed Bruinsma. Location theatre, performed in the attic of Almere College in Kampen.

The script developed through improvisation with the actors, materials and location. Timon Schellingerhout wrote the dialogues. Two lonely outcasts live inside a garbage heap. The audience gets to know them with all their peculiar habits and how they survive in their chosen isolation. Slowly they get to know eachother and learn to appreciate eachother’s company.

Posted in Design, Events on July 13th, 1998 | No Comments »
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