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| A new series of lectures will start end September 2004. Let’s get together on Friday evening in Rumst. Listen to the special approach of glass and art in general. All interested people are welcome to attend. All these lectures will be given in Dutch*. |
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| Friday, 3 th of February 2006 | DE BEVRIJDING VAN DE MENS VIA ZIJN KUNST - RENATE KORINEK Renate is therapeute en tevens bekende glas - artiste uit Salzburg (Oostenrijk). Zij heeft reeds enige belangrijke glasprijzen gewonnen en heeft belangrijke installaties heeft kunnen uitvoeren in diverse landen. Een educatieve lezing om niet te missen. *(Taal lezing: Engels) LIBERATION OF MAN KIND THROUGH ART - RENATE KORINEK Renate a therapist and also a reknown glassartist. She has won several important prices and created major important installations in various countries. An educational presentation not to be missed. *This lecture will be given in English. Doors: 19.30 P.M. |
| Friday, 8 th of April 2005 | The philosophy of ART - INIGO BOCKEN We danken de oude Grieken de bepaling van wat “mooi“ is. We voelen zelf ook wel aan wat we “schoon“ vinden en toch... er is meer !!! Ook de wetenschap heeft zich over dit gebied gebogen; Tijdens deze lezing gaan we via de weg van de filosofie even onderzoeken welke ondergronden en overwegingen op dit vlak meespelen. INIGO BOCKEN, docent aan de universiteit van Nijmegen (NL), zal ons via de werken van de filosoof CUSANUS in gesprek brengen met de schilders: gebroeders VAN EYCK. INIGO is “de specialist bij uitstek “ op het gebied van de gedachtenwereld en werk van de middeleeuwse filosoof CUSANUS. Luister naar wat men reeds dacht in de middeleeuwen over kunst !! What is the meaning the importance of art in our live and culture? A very special approach on art in the philosophical sense. A lecture presented to you by a renown philosopher. A presentation not to be missed by people who think about ART, MAN and COMMUNITY. Doors: 19.30 P.M. |
| Friday, 27 th of May 2005 | About Faces - JAN GIELEN This presentation deals with science and art of human faces and body. Physionomy and face recognition are closely linked. Despite the fact that all humans share the same facial components recognition of a particular face is a matter of seconds. Small physionomic changes may make a face not to be recognized. Emotions are expressed by muscular action and skin coloration; small changes may express dramatic different emotional states. Face and body architecture may be simplified to elementary lines and shapes. Basic knowledge of this science is very useful for artists to hide emotions in their work that will unravel feelings in their audience. Doors: 19.30 P.M. |
| DEMONSTRATION: "one to watch" - workshop
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| Saterday & Sunday, 21 & 22 May 2005 |
The Honeycomb Mould: A Revolutionary Casting Option by Helen Stokes (AUS) “The honeycomb mould is lighter and stronger than a block mould and enables intricate glass forms to be cast successfully without sprues.” Helen will demonstrate her honeycomb mould and give lectures combined with power point presentations to show how she developed the technique and explain in detail how the mould is made. Her quest to cast forms that are difficult in a block mould and the hurdles that were overcome tell of an interesting and fruitful journey. The purpose of this presentation is to inform and assist glass practitioners to understand more about casting and how the honeycomb mould may be used to their advantage. Helen has many interesting theories on the topic of casting and likes nothing better than to have an in depth discussion on the subject, so come prepared with lots of questions! Interested: send a mail to info@eu-glass.org or contact Addi Ryckaert - Tel & Fax: + 32 (0)3 237 33 83 Info about Helen Stokes at http://www.stokesglass.com.au |
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Location of lectures: Lazerny Gallery, Lazarusstraat 8, 2840 Rumst, Tel: 015/32 18 36 Route description: See Map / Download pdf (black/white) |
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