to the artists, designers and craftspeople who think I call their work kitsch... this is NOT the case, it refers to my own work
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Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts

Apr 11, 2011

biza'rt - new kid in town

biza'rt  
studio - gallery - shop

in the historical centre of Antwerp


Let's start in the cellar.  Two vaulted rooms make a great gallery. 



Lighting by fiber artist An Lanckman who has more items in the shop upstairs.




During the month of April 2011 Dirk Eelen and Bruno Raymaekers show their latest works.


Bruno Raymaekers (BE) - Brezhnew listening to Rachmaninov



Bruno Raymaekers - Treetrunk Ferrari





Bruno Raymaekers - Fred - detail
and more...





Dirk Eelen



Dirk Eelen - paintings on the left


with more works in the upstairs space


Dirk Eelen on the wall
lighting by Erik Reynders



Dirk Eelen on the wall
lighting by Erik Reynders
the work space of jewelry designer Sofie Vanoosthuyse, owner of biza'rt






Sofie Vanoosthuyse


Sofie Vanoosthuyse





ceramic work by Jan Vander Elst




more Jan Vander Elst





Colourful sunny dresses waiting for the sun.


biza'rt
Wijngaardstraat 18 - 2000 Antwerp, Belgium
A great little shop to discover


The two exhibiting artists and Jan Vander Elst are participating in the Open studio tour in Leuven April 30 and May 1.  More info on http://www.kunstroute-leuven.be/.
(I'm skipping my participation this year too, my situation is a bit too chaotic just now to have visitors in my studio).






not the artists mentionned above...




related post
Dirk Eelen's studio 2 years ago


Aug 22, 2010

inGewikkeld - Tine De Ruysser




Tine De Ruysser - materials used are plywood, coton, copper and polyester


part of the exhibition

inGewikkeld

until 29th of August 2010
14.00 - 18.00
Clarissenklooster
Guffenslaan 43 - 3500 Hasselt - Belgium

www.ingewikkeld.be/

more on the exhibition in previous and following posts

May 17, 2010

I Medici - A Renaissance in paper



A Dutch friend invited us to an exhibition we hadn't heard of.  It was not quite the event I would have noticed in the announcements, but I'm very glad we saw it. 

Isabelle de Borchgrave causes wonderment at the transformation of a simple sheet of white paper.  Through the magic of trompe l'oeil she walks us through history meeting one of the most prestigious families in Italian history: the Medici. 

Extraordinary craftsmanship with stunning details.












I was so intrigued by the details - even the heavy jewelry and delicate lace is made from paper and ultra thin slices of corrugated cardboard - that I actually forgot to capture the full costumes, some 30 in total.



Isabelle de Borghrave
I Medici - A Renaissance in paper
until 29th of August 2010 at the Royal Museum of Art & History - Brussels - Belgium
www.imedici.net
www.kmkg.be
There is a great Museum shop with beautiful affordable gifts.

Feb 26, 2009

Marga Weimans - fashion at SuperStories

Wonderland
spring/summer 09
haute couture






and many many more at the Fashion Museum during the SuperStories Triennial of art, design and fashion





interesting print of pictures buildings on the fabrics





all posts on SuperStories HERE

Dec 2, 2007

An Lanckman - Fiber Artist

Fiber artist An Lanckman has her annual Fair this weekend and Monday, December 1-2-3.
The students of her workshops exhibit and sell their crafty fashion, lighting, ceramics and jewelry. Everything is made of handmade vegetal papers, felt and other fibers including old scraps of lace. There is a fabulous bridal gown.





Afrikaanse Babbel (African chat)
from ceramic artist Josianne Vandercammen
Address : Brusselsesteenweg 78 - 3020 Herent-Belgium. Please follow the signs 'An Lanckman' as the studio is only accessible from the back.