Stair/Stare
Exhibition with Johannes Schwartz
Marres Maastricht
Stair/Stare was the title of an exhibition that took place at Maastricht exhibition space Marres, between September 23 and December 16, 2007. Before we start explaining what our specific contribution to that exhibition was, here's first a fragment of the press release that was put out by Marres to announce the exhibition. This will clarify the context of the exhibition as a whole:
Part ruin, part interior. Johannes Schwartz' exhibition 'Stair/Stare' bridges two of the main themes ...
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Pop On Pop Off
Marc Newson pop-up book
Groninger Museum / Artimo
Pop On Pop Off is basically a cardboard box that was published on the occasion of a Marc Newson exhibition at the Groninger Museum, containing the following items: a pop-up book, a t-shirt, two buttons (badges), and a so-called 'blotter art' sheet (a perforated sheet of undipped LSD stamps).
It was Dutch publisher Artimo who approached us to design the Marc Newson pop-up book. Since we had no experience with pop-ups, it was quite a challenge to figure out how to fold, cut and glue the pap...
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Love Aktion Machine
LAM⁄LMA⁄AML⁄ALM⁄MLA⁄MAL
Music for the Artists
Somewhere around November 2005, we were asked by De Veemvloer, an Amsterdam exhibition space, to participate in 'Music for the Artists', a group exhibition exploring the relationship between art and rock music.
Coincidentally, around the same time, three of our friends started a rock band, and asked us if we wanted to design a band logo. Even more interestingly, they asked if we wanted to think of a band name. For 'Music for the Artists', we decided to create an installation based...
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104 / Le Cent Quatre 1
104 / Le Cent Quatre
Part 1
In the beginning of 2007, we were invited by a group of French curators to visit them in Paris. We met them in a very large construction pit, an enormous empty hall, measuring almost 36.000 square meters. This hall was to become the location of 104 (Le Cent Quatre), a new French cultural institute that would open its doors in October 2008. Situated in the 19th arrondissement, 104 is a very ambitious project, housing several exhibition spaces, theatre halls, concert venues, stores, and apartments for artist...
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