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Godspeed (NL) www.weareonlyinitforthemoney.com LightSpeed25.07. - 31.07. 2010Participation fee: 695 / 925 |
Together through this process we will capture the very core of design, thinking outside the box - and for the personal experience, we will each aim to see our own thoughts materialized. Materials and tools will include: different kind of plastics, paper, tape and other more or less transparent flat material. We will also use metal wire, wood sticks, superglue and glue guns, staple guns, cable ties, wooden branches and stretchy fabric.
The workshop will begin with a short presentation of Godspeed and the need for speed, then a kick-start with the making of 10 lamps. The following day will look at the previous day’s work at a miniature exhibition, with a review of what may be good or bad, having used a rapid approach to creating the lamps. We will then begin the making of any kind of hanging lamp, real size, for dinner table, a dark café, an office or just for show. Day 3: Continuing the hanging lamp and for the fast ones the making of a standing lamp. Day 4: Keep on continuing the hanging lamp and for the fast ones continuing the making of a standing lamp. Day 5: Finishing works, exhibiting and set up, photos, discussions, contemplating. The End. Godspeed (NL)This workshop will be co-taught by Finn Ahlgren and Joy van Erven.Finn Ahlgren joined in 1999 for one year the pre-art school with a variation of arts and crafts called Nyckelviks Skolan. From 2001-2002 he did a 2 years education in fine carpentry. From 2003-2006 he joined the Konstfack, an University College of Arts, Crafts and Design and he did once year interior architecture and furniture design (BA) in Holland at the HKU Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht. After participating at several exhibitions in Israel he set up “Godspeed” in 2008. His work was shown at Stockholm Furniture Fair, art hall Färgfabriken in Stockholm, Sweden, at Yodex (Young Design exhibition) in Taipei, Taiwan. He taught at the Estonian Academy of Art and is the responsible designer for the interior and furniture of the Xue Xue Institute inTaiwan, Taipei. Joy van Erven, born 1980 in Arnhem, Holland lives currently in Tel Aviv, Isreal as multi media artist. From 1998-2002 he studied fine arts at the Arnhem Academy where he graduated. From 2000 on his work was shown on several galleries and he participated at several exhibition like Urban Art Tours” with the “Triple J”, Museum for Modern Art in Arnhem. 2003 he established The Epicentrum Foundation in November, together with two artists. In 2005 he initiated and curated the “Made under “Arnhem” project. An exhibition on urbanism in collaboration with the Arnhem Museum for Modern Art in June, July and August. In 2005 he moved to Tel Aviv to put up exchange projects and an international department for the Epicentrum Foundation. There he is woring on several project, exhibitions for urban art and was opening a graffiti gallery. In 2008 after taken under contract by Serge Tiroche’s St-art program, he launched Godspeed as a furniture design brand in collaboration with Finn Ahlgren and since then his work was shown on several international shows. www.joyvanerven.weebly.com |