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Aart van Bezooijen
Material of the Month: Hanji + Workshop
Der Workshop findet von Dienstag bis Donnerstag 18.- 20. Juni jeweils von 9.30 – 16.30 im Südflügel / Atelier II statt.
Verbindliche Anmeldungen bitte bis zum 10. Juni 14. Juni unter: kroepelin(at)burg-halle.de oder make(at)burg-halle.de
Lecture: Bioplastics by Franziska Müller-Reissmann and Mario Pellin (+ Call for Bioplastic Exhibits)
This lecture (see below) comes with a call for bioplastic-based projects and products for our upcoming materials exhibition. You can read more at www.burg-halle.de
Deadline for applications: February 3, 2019
Exhibition: “Raise the Bar” at the Burg Material Collection
100x five meters roof batten
Students of the design foundation course present works from material.form.object.
What is the potential of a roof batten?
What can you do with it in only two days?
How intimate can you get?
By what ways can the long, coarse wood be formed into an individualized object?
An exhibition in the Burg Material Collection
Opening at 16.1.2019 at 12.00
Introduction Prof. Reiner Maria Matysik
Exhibition from 16.1-5.4.2019
Download Invitation (PDF)
Workshop: Conflicted Matter with Garðar Eyjólfsson
For this year’s Wintersession platform MAKE. is collaborating with materials researcher Garðar Eyjólfsson. Garðar is known for bringing together contextual, material and narrative research in his work as a means to explore & translate zeitgeist topics. We know Garðar from the Iceland University of the Arts (Burg Partner University) where he is the program director of the MA Design: Explorations & Translations program.
In this Conflicted Matter workshop we will explore (energy) industries in Halle locally through the critical lens of multiple narratives in order to seek out, document and embrace new possibilities between humans, technology, culture and the environment.
Initiated by platform MAKE. – Prof. Aart van Bezooijen, Ulrike Mäder, Lorenz Ebersbach
For more information and registrations please visit:
Workshop: Conflicted Matter with Garðar Eyjólfsson
– Deadline for applications 21.01.2019 –
Workshop Video:
Competition: Recycling Design Award 2019
The Recycling Design Award is an annual competition for product items made of waste or leftover materials. They are inviting all creative minded (un)professionals to submit their visionary, original and sustainable artifacts. The focus is to discover which overlooked and waste resources could be turned into future products and/or even future jobs (people creating those items). Here is a video with last year’s contributions exhibited at the Marta Herford Museum.
For more information and registrations visit www.recyclingboerse.org
– Deadline: 15 July 2019 –
Jour Fixe: Miniature Model Making by Simon Weisse
(Photo: Simon Weisse – Miniature Model Making)
We are more than happy to welcome Simon Weisse for a Jour Fixe lecture on December 11th. During this evening he will give us a backstage look at the art of miniature model making for movies. If you share our love for Wes Anderson’s movies such as The Grand Budapest Hotel or Isle of Dogs – then see you Tuesday!
(Photo: Simon Weisse – “Thank you all for coming!”)
In 2018, Platform MAKE. has been focusing on waste(d) materials including plastic waste (see Precious Plastic Project) and aluminum scrap (see Raw Art Sand Casting). With 2018 going to its end, our theme is going to its end. Inspired by Wes Anderson’s Trash Island, we considered this lecture the perfect–imperfect place to be for you (and us) this December.
Material of the Month: ThermHex Honeycomb Panels
We are excited to demonstrate ThermHex Honeycomb Panels as Material of the Month. These next generation materials have a few promising qualities compared to solid panels (such as wood). The inner honeycomb structure provides the material both lightness and structural stability. The open (airy) structure and translucency of the material goes well in combination with (colored) light. Finally, the whole panel is made of a single polypropylene material, a thermoplastic which is recyclable and easy to (heat) transform.
Kick-Off Workshop this Tuesday: From 13.00 – 18.00 we are exploring its construction-lightness, light-translucency, heat-transformation and gather ideas for joints/connections with other materials. Students from all departments are welcomed to join us in getting hands-on with these ThermHex honeycomb panels.
Get your own (free) material samples for experimentation at the Burg Material collection.
