Toegang Vrij

Toegang Vrij, Salon and Atelier Route in Deventer. The Salon shows works by local artists and takes place in the former Stamacon building in St. Olafstraat, Deventer.

J’ee-haw! participated in the Salon with a new installation: two portraits of ourselves wearing cowboy hats, both accompanied by our randomized J’ee-haw! yell. The former Stamacon building is very large, so we decided to place the two portraits and audio bursts in two seperate parts of the space that was available. This way you could here the yells echoing through the whole building and they sometimes even seemed to communicate with eachother over the great distance between them.

The atelier route is divided over 2 weekends: one for the individual ateliers and the ateliers in the surrounding area of Deventer, and one for the ateliers in the larger atelier buildings. This means I participated in the atelier route two times. Together with Jeannette Knigge in our own private atelier at home, and together with WILLIE in the IJsselhotel.

A catalogue was published about the salon.

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Posted in Art, Events, Media on October 19th, 2005 | No Comments »


Website Jan Bot

Web design for Jan Bot, visual artist in Zutphen. Graphic design by Bart Folmer.

Posted in Webdesign on October 18th, 2005 | No Comments »


Website Jep!

Web design for Jep!, artistic felt maker in Zutphen. Graphic design by Bart Folmer.

Posted in Webdesign on October 5th, 2005 | No Comments »


Website Art Medical

Web design for Art Medical, a very good medical illustrator in Deventer.

Posted in Webdesign on September 12th, 2005 | No Comments »


30/38, Disco Disco Tralala

J’ee-haw! expo in Kunstcentrum Hengelo. J’ee-haw! presents ‘Disco Disco Tralala (The J’ee-haw! Dancefloor Experience)’ and ‘Vrienden van J’ee-haw! Galerie Prints’.

‘Disco Disco Tralala (The J’ee-haw! Dancefloor Experience)’ is a very small wooden dancefloor with a disco light overkill that responds to the random occasional sound bursts of J’ee-haw! Compact Disc.

Other participant in this exhibition is Jeroen Diepenmaat with some weird turntable related installations. Jeroen Diepenmaat also happens to be living in the same street as Jeannette and me. We live on number 38 and he lives on number 30, hence the title of the exhibition: 30/38.

Posted in Art, Events on September 4th, 2005 | No Comments »