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Læs Keramiske Noter 50/2019 keramiske noter 50/2019 25. årgang Keramikkens Venner Udstillinger hvor og hvornår – Danmark ved Gunnar Jakobsen Udstillingsoversigten er udarbejdet på grundlag af afsøg- Vi er som bekendt blandt de sidste, der afslutter vores uddan- ninger på Internettet. Udstillingsoversigten indeholder et nelse med en dansk keramisk kandidatgrad. Vi har begge en udvalg af udstillinger med keramik, herudover gruppe- baggrund i keramisk kunsthåndværk og ønsker med udstillin- udstillinger, hvor keramik indgår, og enkelte udstillinger gen at markere den kraft og rigdom, der er i keramiske mate- af andre former for kunsthåndværk. Oversigten publice- rialer, den rå dynamik de besidder og den poesi, der kan op- stå, når man som en koreograf instruerer deres bevægelser. res med forbehold for eventuelle aflysninger/ændringer. 24.08.19 Alle tiders ... krukker. Lotte Westphael - København grafiske variationer i indfarvet porcelæn ǀ Gunilla Maria Designmuseum Danmark, Bredgade 68, 1260 Åkesson - cylindere med effektfuld glasurer ǀ Samuel København K. Website: https://designmuseum.dk. Johnson - drejede krukker fra brændefyret ovn. Ann Linnemann Studie Galleri. Tre kunstnere er i dialog om 'Alle Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Dantes Plads 7, 1556 Køben- Tiders' krukker, der er skabt ud fra forskellig personlig vinkel, havn V. Website: www.glyptoteket.dk. uddannelse, land og livsvilkår. Hver har sine bud på nytænk- ning af den traditionelle krukkes form, udtryk og stoflighed. Davids Samling, Kronprinsessegade 30, 1306 København K. Website: https://www.davidmus.dk. Rundvisninger: 01.09.19 Ole Jensen + Rasmus Røhling. Stereo Billetter kan ikke reserveres, men udleveres gratis i museums- Exchange, Mariendalsvej 52A st th, 2000 Frederiks- butikken på dagen for rundvisningen. Højst 15 deltagere per berg. Website: www.stereoexchange.dk. omvisning. Davids Bazar: Foredragsarrangementerne kræver Jensen & Røhling meet at the vessel and spout, they end at tilmelding, som kan ske enten i museumsbutikken eller på the fountain of evanescence, conceptually marrying the Billetlugen via www.davidmus.dk/davidsbazar og billetprisen inventive, the bare and the fearful, to spew forth an aligned er beskedne 50 kr. extrovert as an exhibition, presented to an onlooker. Kastrupgårdsamlingen, Kastrupvej 399, 2770 Ole Jensen, a multi-material designer, and ceramist, his Kastrup. Website: www.kastrupgaardsamlingen.dk. work at Stereo Exchange provide the metaphysical means of rebirth through function and usability with the hints of Officinet, Bredgade 66, 1260 København K. Website: our shared humanity and all its faults and warts, squeezed www.danskekunsthaandvaerkere.dk. into convenient packages of aesthetic wonderment. Ann Linnemann Studie Galleri, Kronprinsessegade 51, 07.09.19 Human matters. Mennesket i centrum - et 1306 København K. Tlf 33 93 35 03. Website: univers af drømme og tankespind. Ann Linnemann. http://annlinnemann.blogspot.com. Ann Linnemann Studie Galleri. Menneske og materiale - kropssprog, formsprog og A. Petersen - Collection & Craft, Kløvermarksvej 70, menneskelige relationer er bare nogle af nøgleordene for 2300 København S. Website: http://apetersen.dk. udstillingens nye og ældre værker, der alle kredser om mennesket på mere eller mindre abstrakt vis. 18.08.19 Emma Nilsson & Signe Fensholt. Officinet. Udstillingen præsenterer værker fra forskellige tidsperioder Begge keramikere arbejder med at overlade en del af og viser således flere års arbejde med mennesket som formgivningen til den kraft, der findes i materialerne. De hovedtema. Lige så foranderlige som den tid og situation de sætter en ramme for at noget bliver til. Porcelænet, som i er skabt ud fra. mødet med ilden, transformeres og vidner om en voldsom forening af modsatrettede kræfter. Glasuren som bliver til Værkerne udspringer fra ideer om at drømme sig til, at se ud som form i brændingen. Fokus er hos begge på de fysiske i verden og se ind i sig selv, at betragte udtryk og indtryk om processer i materialerne, og på hvordan deres bevægelser og mennesker, kropssprog og bevægelse sammensat med natur transformation kan vække genkendelse og kulturelle relationer. De viser tidens aftryk på kroppen, antydninger og mere Turi Heisselbergs tidligere så organiske vaser er blevet skulp- direkte aflæselige betragtninger om individet, stemninger, turelle grafiske objekter med referencer til vasens arketype. tilstande. Marianne Krumbach betegner sig som fortolker. Det er Værkerne handler om de mange situationer som mennesket ikke natur eller køkkener der interesserer mest, men kan se sig i - ud fra den fysiske form, torsoen med mere eller forestillingen om dem, og betydninger vi som mennesker mindre fokus på og tydeliggørelse af formlinjer, detaljer, tillægger de ting vi omgiver os med. fragmenter. De abstraherer over følelser som sociale relationer, fællesskab, selvstændighed, dialog, poesi og 17.10.19-23.11.19 Metode - Ler & Teknik. Søren erotik. Thygesen. Ann Linnemann Studie Galleri. Metode-og materiale undersøgelse fra folkekunstens dreje- De er en form for dagbog, måske selvbiografisk, men også dyr til skulpturelle værker i ler (og beton). Kombinationen fiktion og andre tankespind. af materialekendskab, værktøj og teknisk opfindsomhed mødes og sammensmeltes i den kunstneriske idé. Metoden Hvert værk har sin historie, en form for regelsæt, metode, der sammenkædes i processen med materialets natur, og vær- er brugt som afsæt til netop dette værk. kets idé opstår i samspillet. 03.11.19. Manpower · Hans Vangsø og Shozo 23.10.19 kl 18.00 Dansk keramik - fra brugsfajance Michikawa. A. Petersen - Collection & Craft. til kunstkeramik. Omvisning ved Mariette Tiedemann. Japanske Shozo Michikawa og danske Hans Vangsø viser Davids Samling. ialt 64 keramiske værker i udstillingen Manpower, der er en ordløs dialog mellem to keramikere fra samme genera- 23.10.19 kl 19.00 Dialog med Willumsens keramik. tion, men fra hver sin del af verden. Begge er de bærere af en stærk håndværkstradition, som trækker tråde tilbage til Foredrag ved keramikeren og forfatteren Peder både den danske og den japanske keramikhistorie og Rasmussen. Davids Bazar, Favids Samling. samtidigt er de vilde, helt rå, upolerede og fuldstændigt usentimentale i deres tilgang til det mest jordbundne af alle 30.10.2019 Axel Salto - Det brændende nu. Foredrag materialer - leret. ved designforskeren Lars Dybdahl. Davids Bazar, Davids Samling. 01.12.19. Bauhaus - It’s all design. Designmuseum Danmark. Designmuseum Danmark deltager i den internatio- 28.11.19-23.12.19 Hånden på værket - Værket på nale fejring af 100-året for Bauhaus med en stor forsknings- bordet. International udstilling. Ann Linnemann baseret udstilling 'Bauhaus – it’s all design' udviklet af Vitra Studie Galleri. Designmuseum og Bundeshalle Bonn. Udstillingen behandler Håndlavede brugsting er elsket for deres brugsværdi og for første gang alle aspekter af skolens aktiviteter og betydnin- fredelige bæredygtige kvaliteter. Udstillingen viser sam- ger og beskriver, hvordan vor tids design og designere videre- menstillinger af unikke ting til bordet og usædvanlige fører Bauhaus-arven. Udstillingen viser, hvorfor design som borddækninger, der appellerer til fantasien. Fokus er på forandringsmetode udviklet på Bauhaus stadig kan skabe den det håndlavede brugbare og originale, der når ud over det bedst mulige verden. industrielle og seriefremstillede produkt. Målet med design er at skabe radikal forbedring af menne- skers liv, og det kan det stadig. På Designmuseum Dan- mark formidles designs potentiale, før, nu og i fremtiden. Øvrige Danmark Tidens store modeord er disruption. Alle studerer, hvad der vil og kan skabe total forandring i dag. Design blev i det Birkerød 20. århundrede et nyt fænomen, som skabte disruption. Birkerød Kunstforening, Birkerød Gl. Præstegård, Stationsvej 32, 3460 Birkerød. Website: birkeroed- 04.09.19-29.09.19 Exit 2019 KADK Bornholm. A. kunstforening.dk. Petersen - Collection & Craft. Udstilling med danske og udenlandske afgængere fra Det Kunstakademiets glas- og 07.09.19-29.09.19 Tychos Fonds Pris 2019. Per Ahl- keramiklinje på Bornholm. mann, keramiker, og Lisbeth Eugenie Christensen, billedkunstner. Birkerød Kunstforening. ”De er fanta- 07.09.19 kl 14.00 og 15.00. Dansk porcelæn - en stisk dygtige kunstnere med markante udtryk, der under- kongelig affære. Omvisning ved Helene Lykke Evers. støttes af en solid håndværksmæssig erfaring. Hver for sig Davids Samling. er de gode, men sammen er de endnu bedre” lyder begrundelsen. 12.09.19-12.10.19 Natur Kultur Objekt. Turi Heissel- berg Pedersen og Marianne Krumbach. Ann Linnemann 02.11.19-24.11.19 Anne Nielsen. Årets kunstner i Studie Galleri. Rudersdal Kommune. Birkerød Kunstforening. Bogense I Herlev lå indtil 1968 et helt særligt værksted - ja, faktisk 22.09.19 Susan Lange · Natur-lig-vis. Galleri 55, en hel keramikfabrik. Saxbo. Den markante bygning, der Adelgade 55, 5400 Bogense. Tlf 64 81 33 55. blev opført i 1937, står stadig den dag i dag, men har siden værkstedets lukning haft en meget omskiftelig funktion og anvendes i dag som en del af Herlev Rådhus.I 2019 fylder Frederikssund Saxbo 90 år (1929-1968). Grundlagt af Gunnar Nylund 30.09.19 Dialogudstilling med billedhugger Jørgen (1904-1997) og Nathalie Krebs (1895-1978). Som et stykke Haugen Sørensen. Katalog. J.F. Willumsens Museum, dansk kulturarv, og ikke mindst som en væsentlig del af Jenriksvej 4, 3600 Frederikssund. Website: Herlevs udviklingshistorie, vil Gammelgaard i denne www.jfwillumsensmuseum.dk. anledning fortælle historien om værkstedet, Nathalie Krebs
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