Talente Competition 2014
Award
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12 Mar 2014
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18 Mar 2014
Published: 04.02.2014
Internationale Handwerksmesse Munich
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- michaela.braesel
hwk-muenchen.de
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- 089 5119-245
- 089 5119-293
Piece: Untitled, 2013
Thin plywood, designed in a three-dimensional program, cut, folded
40 x 25 x 18 cm
Mask
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The aim of TALENTE is to promote young people with a particular manual talent and to show an interested audience the enormous potential which lies in the new generation in crafts and trades.
Young artist working in the applied arts and technology will have the opportunity to show their work in the international competition TALENTE 2014 in Munich, Germany, during the International Trade Fair for the Skilled Trades from 12th – 18th March 2014.
In an area of 600 m², the works will be shown to a wide audience, with an international jury selecting the winners of the TALENTE prize. An illustrated catalogue will be published.
The aim of TALENTE is to promote young people with a particular manual talent and to show an interested audience the enormous potential which lies in the new generation in crafts and trades. The works will be the outcome of formal or technical considerations and experiments, showing something new and exceptional.
Participants are chosen from any section of crafts and technology. They will have made the artefact by their own hands.
Talente is a showcase and competition for newcomers under thirty who work in design and technology. It takes place as a special show during the International Trade Fair for the Skilled Trades in Munich each year. We invite new talent in the areas of design and technology to enter. In the design section, you must not be more than 33 years old in the year that the competition takes place. The maximum age in the technology section is 35.
Since 1979 the organisers have collaborated with training institutions, academies, universities and arts and crafts organisations throughout the world, who put forward their nation's best people for the competition. The world-wide network assures a unique view of trends and questions which concern young people in arts and crafts, making visitors aware of trends and currents, and of the coming generation of designer makers and inventors. Many of the young artists exhibiting attend the fair, to exploit the opportunity for exchanging ideas.
Talente entrants from previous years may not enter again. Invitations are sent out to over 25 countries throughout Europe and beyond. The contributions are selected by a panel of experts. This year we have 100 participants from 28 countries.
>> Alle Infomationen zu Talente 2014
Selected artist:
Ceramics
Randolph Capelle, Great Britain/Germany
Shao-Yi Chen, Taiwan
Wen-Ting Chung, Japan
Dominique Kaut, Belgium
Atsushi Kitahara, Germany
Anette Krogstad, Norway
Jeong Wong Lee, South Korea
Kjersti Lunde, Norway
Shogo Nunoshita, Japan/
Mira Podmanická, Slovakia
Eva Rumpf, Germany
Julia Schuster, Italy
Elise Sheehan, Australia
Floris Wubben, The Netherlands
Furniture
Sebastian Amelung/Miriam Aust, Germany
Jacopo Coen, Italy
Yvonne Gallmetzer, Italy
Jan Lutyk, Poland
Jelle Mastenbroek, the Netherlands
Agata Matlak-Lutyk, Poland
Oliver Meier, Switzerland
Lukas Moosmann, Austria
Antje Pesel, Germany
Chutatib Promgul, Thailand/Great Britain
Samuel Treindl, Germany
Sander Wassink, the Netherlands
Glass
Kalina Banka, Poland
Kris Buckley, USA/Germany
Sara Hellsing, Australia
Masami Hirohata, Japan/Germany
Lisa Kaufmann, Germany
Pavel Kopriva, Czech Republic
Laura Lux, Germany
Šimon Vozka, Czech Republic
Yuhuan Zhang, Germany
Glasses
Nastassia Aleinikava, Belarus/Czech Republic
Jewellery
Christine Bukkehave, Denmark
Patricia Domingues, Portugal/Germany
Samira Götz, France/Germany
Xiaoya Guo, China
Gabriela Hájková, Czech Republic
Sophie Hall, Great Britain
Ann-Kathrin Hartel, Germany
Jing He, China/the Netherlands
Steven Holman, USA
Yun-Chin Hsu, Taiwan/Great Britain
Helena Johansson Lindell, Sweden
Tammy Young Eun Kim, South Korea
Chen Liang, China
Xiao Liu, China
Charlotte Maslov, Sweden
Jhana Millers, Australia/New Zealand
Marek Mrowinski, Poland
Soili Rautanen, Finland/Sweden
Maria Sais Fluvià, Spain
Moniek Schrijer, New Zealand
Martina Singerova, Czech Republic/Germany
Kristyna Spanihelova, Czech Republic
Julian Steimer, Germany
Lauren Tickle, USA
Katerina Vorlova, Czech Republic
Kate Wischusen, Australia
Zhiqian Yang, China
Light
Lian van Wanrooij, the Netherlands
Metalworks
Imogen Clarkstone, Great Britain
Polly Collins, Great Britain/
Monika Haneckova, Slovakia
Hendrik Hinrichs, Germany
Koichi Io, Japan
Georgina Leung, Northern Ireland/
Jiun-You Ou, Taiwan
Philip Santa, Italy
Mark Schevers, the Netherlands
Paper
Karolin Reiß, Germany
Plastics
Henrik Bettels, Germany
Young Eun Lee, South Korea/Germany
Technic
Frank Dekker, The Netherlands
David Kaiser, Germany
Hannes Löschke/Nathan Ashton/Max Schuster/Marius Zwigart, Germany/
Till Papendorf, Germany
Johanna Spath/Johannes Tsopanides, Germany
Alex Styants, New Zealand
Toby Vanderspeck, New Zealand
Textile
Maria Brinch, Norway
Stacey Ellis, New Zealand
Michael Fierstein, Israel
Ulrike Kettlitz, Germany
Sarah Lindstrom, Sri Lanka/Norway
Nufar Maimon, Israel
Typography
Daniel Devoy, New Zealand
Liam Farrell, New Zealand
Grace Kim, South Korea/New Zealand
Samantha Lewis, New Zealand
Vessels from eggshells
Shiwa Rashtian, Iran/the Netherlands
Wood
Lisette Appeldorn, the Netherlands
Toni Baumann, Germany
Thomas Breitenfeld, Germany
Michaela Vilucchi, Italy
Michael von Stosch, Germany
Veronika Wtzková, Czech Republic
Fur further information please contact:
Dr. Michaela Braesel, Handwerkskammer für München und Oberbayern, Abteilung Messen und Ausstellungen, Max-Joseph-Straße 4, 80333 München
T +49 89 5119-293, F +49 89 5119-245
michaela.braesel@hwk-muenchen.de
In an area of 600 m², the works will be shown to a wide audience, with an international jury selecting the winners of the TALENTE prize. An illustrated catalogue will be published.
The aim of TALENTE is to promote young people with a particular manual talent and to show an interested audience the enormous potential which lies in the new generation in crafts and trades. The works will be the outcome of formal or technical considerations and experiments, showing something new and exceptional.
Participants are chosen from any section of crafts and technology. They will have made the artefact by their own hands.
Talente is a showcase and competition for newcomers under thirty who work in design and technology. It takes place as a special show during the International Trade Fair for the Skilled Trades in Munich each year. We invite new talent in the areas of design and technology to enter. In the design section, you must not be more than 33 years old in the year that the competition takes place. The maximum age in the technology section is 35.
Since 1979 the organisers have collaborated with training institutions, academies, universities and arts and crafts organisations throughout the world, who put forward their nation's best people for the competition. The world-wide network assures a unique view of trends and questions which concern young people in arts and crafts, making visitors aware of trends and currents, and of the coming generation of designer makers and inventors. Many of the young artists exhibiting attend the fair, to exploit the opportunity for exchanging ideas.
Talente entrants from previous years may not enter again. Invitations are sent out to over 25 countries throughout Europe and beyond. The contributions are selected by a panel of experts. This year we have 100 participants from 28 countries.
>> Alle Infomationen zu Talente 2014
Selected artist:
Ceramics
Randolph Capelle, Great Britain/Germany
Shao-Yi Chen, Taiwan
Wen-Ting Chung, Japan
Dominique Kaut, Belgium
Atsushi Kitahara, Germany
Anette Krogstad, Norway
Jeong Wong Lee, South Korea
Kjersti Lunde, Norway
Shogo Nunoshita, Japan/
Mira Podmanická, Slovakia
Eva Rumpf, Germany
Julia Schuster, Italy
Elise Sheehan, Australia
Floris Wubben, The Netherlands
Furniture
Sebastian Amelung/Miriam Aust, Germany
Jacopo Coen, Italy
Yvonne Gallmetzer, Italy
Jan Lutyk, Poland
Jelle Mastenbroek, the Netherlands
Agata Matlak-Lutyk, Poland
Oliver Meier, Switzerland
Lukas Moosmann, Austria
Antje Pesel, Germany
Chutatib Promgul, Thailand/Great Britain
Samuel Treindl, Germany
Sander Wassink, the Netherlands
Glass
Kalina Banka, Poland
Kris Buckley, USA/Germany
Sara Hellsing, Australia
Masami Hirohata, Japan/Germany
Lisa Kaufmann, Germany
Pavel Kopriva, Czech Republic
Laura Lux, Germany
Šimon Vozka, Czech Republic
Yuhuan Zhang, Germany
Glasses
Nastassia Aleinikava, Belarus/Czech Republic
Jewellery
Christine Bukkehave, Denmark
Patricia Domingues, Portugal/Germany
Samira Götz, France/Germany
Xiaoya Guo, China
Gabriela Hájková, Czech Republic
Sophie Hall, Great Britain
Ann-Kathrin Hartel, Germany
Jing He, China/the Netherlands
Steven Holman, USA
Yun-Chin Hsu, Taiwan/Great Britain
Helena Johansson Lindell, Sweden
Tammy Young Eun Kim, South Korea
Chen Liang, China
Xiao Liu, China
Charlotte Maslov, Sweden
Jhana Millers, Australia/New Zealand
Marek Mrowinski, Poland
Soili Rautanen, Finland/Sweden
Maria Sais Fluvià, Spain
Moniek Schrijer, New Zealand
Martina Singerova, Czech Republic/Germany
Kristyna Spanihelova, Czech Republic
Julian Steimer, Germany
Lauren Tickle, USA
Katerina Vorlova, Czech Republic
Kate Wischusen, Australia
Zhiqian Yang, China
Light
Lian van Wanrooij, the Netherlands
Metalworks
Imogen Clarkstone, Great Britain
Polly Collins, Great Britain/
Monika Haneckova, Slovakia
Hendrik Hinrichs, Germany
Koichi Io, Japan
Georgina Leung, Northern Ireland/
Jiun-You Ou, Taiwan
Philip Santa, Italy
Mark Schevers, the Netherlands
Paper
Karolin Reiß, Germany
Plastics
Henrik Bettels, Germany
Young Eun Lee, South Korea/Germany
Technic
Frank Dekker, The Netherlands
David Kaiser, Germany
Hannes Löschke/Nathan Ashton/Max Schuster/Marius Zwigart, Germany/
Till Papendorf, Germany
Johanna Spath/Johannes Tsopanides, Germany
Alex Styants, New Zealand
Toby Vanderspeck, New Zealand
Textile
Maria Brinch, Norway
Stacey Ellis, New Zealand
Michael Fierstein, Israel
Ulrike Kettlitz, Germany
Sarah Lindstrom, Sri Lanka/Norway
Nufar Maimon, Israel
Typography
Daniel Devoy, New Zealand
Liam Farrell, New Zealand
Grace Kim, South Korea/New Zealand
Samantha Lewis, New Zealand
Vessels from eggshells
Shiwa Rashtian, Iran/the Netherlands
Wood
Lisette Appeldorn, the Netherlands
Toni Baumann, Germany
Thomas Breitenfeld, Germany
Michaela Vilucchi, Italy
Michael von Stosch, Germany
Veronika Wtzková, Czech Republic
Fur further information please contact:
Dr. Michaela Braesel, Handwerkskammer für München und Oberbayern, Abteilung Messen und Ausstellungen, Max-Joseph-Straße 4, 80333 München
T +49 89 5119-293, F +49 89 5119-245
michaela.braesel@hwk-muenchen.de
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230 x 200 x 55 cm
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Photo by: Jakub Jančo
From series: Hemocity
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Lamp
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Internationale Handwerksmesse Munich
- Mail:
- michaela.braesel
hwk-muenchen.de
- Phone:
- 089 5119-245
- 089 5119-293
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