Sunday, 17 October 2010

spring/summer 2011 collections

Gaspard Yurkievich s/s2011


Maison martin Margiela s/s 2011








Damir Doma s/s11


Givenchy s/s11


Hussein Chalayan s/s11


Kenzo 40 years anniversary


Rad Hourani unisex transformabe collection #6



http://www.radhourani.com

Bjork performing at the memorial for Alexander McQueen

Bjork sings Billy Holliday's 'Gloomy Sunday'... so beautiful, just listen.

St. Pauls Cathedral 20 September 2010



Bjork is wearing a SS01 Ostrich Feather skirt and SS99 Wooden Wings by Alexander McQueen.

finally new Sufjan Stevens album

Sufjan Stevens - The Age of Adz




Hear a preview track 'I walked'

Monday, 11 October 2010

New FASHIONCLASH STORE in Maastricht

New FASHIONCLASH STORE opened last weekend in one of the most charming streets of Maastricht, Rechtstraat!


FASHIONCLASH STORE is an initiative by FASHIONCLASH foundation.

FASHIONCLASH STORE
Rechtstraat 88 E
(Wyck) Maastricht

www.fashionclashstore.nl

Opening








The work of more than 25 great designers is availible in FASHIONCLASH STORE




Store desk by Laurens Hamacher


My label 'Branko Popovic' is also availible in the FASHIONCLASH STORE.









© branko popovic

Wednesday, 6 October 2010

Toegepast 15



In 2010, Design Platform Limburg and Z33 organise the fifteenth edition of Toegepast, a presentation of young design talent.
Toegepast 15: new participants, new coaches, new concept. This year the participants choose to work with a central theme: the Meeting

Toegepast 15: de Meeting





The fifteenth edition of Toegepast presents five yound designers in the houses of the Beguinage at Z33:

. Liesbeth Bussche (Gerrit Rietveld Academie - Silversmith)
. Jon Stam (Design Academie Eindhoven)
. Rocco Verdult (Design Academie Eindhoven)
. Andries Vanvinckenroye (MDA - Productdesign)
. Mieke Dierckx (PHL - Jewellery Design)

Design duo Ti+Hann coached the design process and created the design of the presentation.

Liesbeth Bussche 'inside jewellery'






Andries Vanvinckenroye ' Brench 2'




Mieke Dierckx






Rocco Verdult


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Aslo in Z33 Philip Metten - INNERCOMA (27.06 to 10.10.2010)

This exhibition transformed the whole of Z33 into an enormous sculpture, without a doubt the biggest Hasselt has ever seen. Philip Metten (Genk, 1977) is the man behind this gigantic project. Z33 gave him the opportunity to create his first solo exhibition. Philip Metten proposed to transform Z33 into a huge work of art.
Philip Metten chooses to make sculptures because that medium contrasts greatly with the hastiness of our time. Sculptures are unwieldy and static constructions that do not square with the pressure of time, the speed and the evolution of our society. Philip Metten strives to be innovative in his imagery within the art of sculpturing. His sculptures create a link between primitive, religious art forms and contemporary archetypes. He elaborates these various elements further in the architectural sculpture INNERCOMA.







Monday, 4 October 2010

Hussein Chalayan Spring/Summer 2011 Womenswear



http://www.vogue.com/videos/hussein-chalayan-spring-2011/

source: http://www.husseinchalayan.com

For Real / 28 Utopian projections in public space

For Real
28 Utopian projections in public space
01-31 October 2010
17.00 - 24.00
Maastricht/Hasselt

http://www.for-real.eu



Trailer

FOR REAL 2010 - 28 Utopian Projections in Public Space from Viewmaster Foundation on Vimeo.



Bus trip to Hasselt


From 1 to 31 October, Viewmaster Foundation presents the exhibition For Real in the public spaces of the cities of Maastricht (the Netherlands) and Hasselt (Belgium). From 17:00 hrs till 00:00 hrs, 28 various artistic visions of the shifting boundaries between the ‘real’ and the ‘unreal’ will be projected on large store windows, cultural organisations and offices.

The artists in For Real visualize unknown realities, dream worlds, utopias or conversely apocalyptic stories that both amaze and alienate. The selected works are reflections on contemporary developments in film, media, commercials and games. Areas in which boundaries between reality and virtuality increasingly blur the artificial and the authentic.

The videos, by established national and international artists and new emerging talent, have rarely or never been displayed in public areas. In the urban landscape other layers of meaning are tapped into than when displayed in a ‘white cube’ and ‘black box’ where the ‘real world’ is excluded.

For Real will be presenting new and awarded works of art by:
Persijn Broersen & Margit Lukács (NL), Thomas Bürke (DE), Brody Condon (US), Chris Cornish (UK), Erwin Driessens & Maria Verstappen (NL), Pieter Geenen (BE), Stephen Honegger (AU), Harald Hund & Paul Horn (AT), Dagmar Keller & Martin Wittwer (DE/CH), Clare Langan (IE), Michael Najjar (DE), Jan van Nuenen (NL), David O'Reilly (IE), Saskia Olde Wolbers (NL), Jacco Olivier (NL), Hans Op de Beeck (BE), Joris Perdieus (BE), Nicolas Provost (BE), Christine Rebet (FR), Hiraki Sawa (JP), Monica Studer & Christoph van den Berg (CH), Mungo Thomson (US) and Markus Vater (DE).

For Real is organised by Viewmaster Foundation, Maastricht, and curated by Bart van den Boom.
Viewmaster Foundation wants to place video art (and related media) in the Euregion, by realising high-profile video art projects in the urban and public space (and other special locations). Artistic, social and cultural topicalities are the main focus. Viewmaster Foundation wants to reach a large and new audience, and set up new partnerships.




Nicolas Provost ' Suspension'


Persijn Broersen & Margrit Lukacs 'Everytime'


Stephen Honegger 'Three hour donut'


Christine Rebet ' Brand band news'


Hans Op de Beeck ' Places (gardening 2)




The endless song of silence

Endless Song of Silence 2010 by Nanine Linning

Last weekend the city of Maastricht hosted once again the Dutch Dance Festival (Nederlandse Dansdagen). For me personally one of the highlights of the cultural offerings of Maastricht. On the Sunday program featured the stunning performance of 'The Endless Song of Silence' by Nanine Linning. Two people being together, but also increasingly going their separate ways. Nanine Lining and Danilo Colona dancing in a beautiful setting and impressive music (Third Symphony by Gorecki) and not to forget the costumes are designed by Iris van Herpen. 'The endless song of silence' is one of the most beautiful dance performances I've ever seen.





Trailer:

Endless song of silence- Nanine Linning from Josanne Buiting on Vimeo.



Concept: Nanine Linning / Choreografie en dans: Nanine Linning en Danilo Colonna /

for more information: http://www.naninelinning.nl

* pictures bij Kalle Kuikkaniemi

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