Schmuck als Urbaner Prozess
Exhibition
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08 Nov 2014
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25 Nov 2014
Published: 03.10.2014
Stadtmuseum Landeshauptstadt
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- iraa.design
fh-duesseldorf.de
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"Schmuck als urbaner Prozess" is a research and exhibition project initiated by the Design Department of the Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences and the Stadtmuseum of the City of Düsseldorf. The students after a exploration of jewellery in urban spaces developed their own ideas and conceptions about jewellery and exhibitions, through a oriented process and the exploration of Düsseldorf cityscape.
"Schmuck als urbaner Prozess*" is a research and exhibition project initiated by the Design Department of the Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences and the Stadtmuseum of the City of Düsseldorf, the capital city of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia.
In various seminars and courses and under the guidance of Professors Elisabeth Holder and Gabi Schillig, students explore the different manifestations of jewellery in urban space. The creative and artistic experiments have led to new objects, performative systems, actions, temporary or permanent installations and interventions that are based on urban space and transcend the definition of jewellery. The conceptual structure of the exhibition is a broad and diverse range of developed artistic processes that transform the urban space in different ways.
The concepts presented in the exhibition range from site-unspecific designs that fall under the categories of Material and Inspiration, to site-specific and site-related forms of interaction with selected places and situations that are sorted in the categories of Exploration, Stage, Occasion, and Invitation.
All the projects are linked by an analytical and process-oriented exploration of the Düsseldorf cityscape, as well as by an experimental approach and diverse media documentation of the resulting works. Through them, our perception of urban space is changed and new urban spaces of interaction and participation are created.
*Schmuck, the German term for jewellery, denotes many forms of adornment and decoration that greatly differ from what we normally understand as jewellery. For this reason we left the title untranslated.
Exhibition design:
Exhibition concept: Bahar Altinsoy, Laura Oldörp, Jonas Schneider, Sharyfah Strelow, Janice Vering, Caroline Weller, Ruven Wiegert
Realization: Katharina Freitag, Julia Kranick, Marie Longjaloux, Marie-Christin Schlang, Paul Seibel, Sebastian Wagner, Lara Wahl, Exhibition graphics, David Mergelmeyer, André van Rüth, Franziska Virgili
Poster design: Adrian Meseck
Symposium: Maryvonne Wellen (Wiss. Hilfskraft), Georg Patermann
City | Jewellery | Incidents: Patrick Borck, Yiqing Cai, Franziska Köppen, Lisa Zeuner, Schmuckrausch, Sarah Regensburger
Organisation:
Fachbereich Design - Institute for Research in Applied Arts (IRAA)
Prof. Elisabeth Holder
Prof. Gabi Schillig
In various seminars and courses and under the guidance of Professors Elisabeth Holder and Gabi Schillig, students explore the different manifestations of jewellery in urban space. The creative and artistic experiments have led to new objects, performative systems, actions, temporary or permanent installations and interventions that are based on urban space and transcend the definition of jewellery. The conceptual structure of the exhibition is a broad and diverse range of developed artistic processes that transform the urban space in different ways.
The concepts presented in the exhibition range from site-unspecific designs that fall under the categories of Material and Inspiration, to site-specific and site-related forms of interaction with selected places and situations that are sorted in the categories of Exploration, Stage, Occasion, and Invitation.
All the projects are linked by an analytical and process-oriented exploration of the Düsseldorf cityscape, as well as by an experimental approach and diverse media documentation of the resulting works. Through them, our perception of urban space is changed and new urban spaces of interaction and participation are created.
*Schmuck, the German term for jewellery, denotes many forms of adornment and decoration that greatly differ from what we normally understand as jewellery. For this reason we left the title untranslated.
Exhibition design:
Exhibition concept: Bahar Altinsoy, Laura Oldörp, Jonas Schneider, Sharyfah Strelow, Janice Vering, Caroline Weller, Ruven Wiegert
Realization: Katharina Freitag, Julia Kranick, Marie Longjaloux, Marie-Christin Schlang, Paul Seibel, Sebastian Wagner, Lara Wahl, Exhibition graphics, David Mergelmeyer, André van Rüth, Franziska Virgili
Poster design: Adrian Meseck
Symposium: Maryvonne Wellen (Wiss. Hilfskraft), Georg Patermann
City | Jewellery | Incidents: Patrick Borck, Yiqing Cai, Franziska Köppen, Lisa Zeuner, Schmuckrausch, Sarah Regensburger
Organisation:
Fachbereich Design - Institute for Research in Applied Arts (IRAA)
Prof. Elisabeth Holder
Prof. Gabi Schillig
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