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Exformatie : Japans-Nederlandse ontmoetingen = [Japanese title] = Exformation : Japanese-Dutch encounters / concept, Hannie van den Bergh en Jan van den Berg ; tekst, Jan van den Berg ; fotografie, Hannie van den Bergh.

LIBRA N6948.6 .E94 2021
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Berg, Jan van den, author, artist.
Contributor:
Bergh, Hannie van den, photographer, artist.
Language:
Dutch
English
Japanese
Subjects (All):
Art, Dutch--Japanese influences.
Art, Dutch.
Art, Dutch--21st century.
Bergh, Hannie van den.
Berg, Jan van den.
Physical Description:
257 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 24 cm
Edition:
1e druk.
Other Title:
[Japanese title]
Exformation : Japanese-Dutch encounters
Place of Publication:
[Amsterdam] : Studio HB, [2021]
Language Note:
Text in Dutch, Japanese and English.
Summary:
Exformatie' is een boek vol kleurrijke foto?s en meerstemmige verhalen over de bezoeken en ontmoetingen ? aan Japan en met Japanners ? van de Nederlandse kunstenaars Hannie van den Bergh en Jan van den Berg. Tussen 2004 en 2020 creëerden zij een diversiteit aan kunstwerken in Japan, die op de een of andere manier allemaal over beeldvorming gaan. Beeldvorming van onszelf en de ander, in verleden en heden, in Nederland en Japan. Een formeel woord daarvoor is ?interculturele dialoog?, maar concreet gaat 'exformatie' vooral over een reeks ontmoetingen van kunstenaars uit verschillende windstreken. Inclusief ?het grote-mensen-spel der vergissingen?, het ?verweven van dromen?, het 'sackineren' en het samenwerken aan de kunstwerken die ervan kwamen.0// 0In ?exformation?, Dutch artists, Hannie van den Bergh and Jan van den Berg offer us a colourful, polyphonic collection of photos and stories representing their trips to Japan and their encounters with the Japanese people. While in Japan during the years between 2004 and 2020, they created a variety of artworks relating in one way or another to 'imaging': the ideas, impressions and mental images people form of themselves and others ? in this case, as a result of their ?intercultural dialogue?, the Dutch and the Japanese. But 'exformation' is essentially the record of a series of encounters between artists from the opposite ends of the Earth. From our clumsy attempts at relating to one another to building castles in the sky with each other during the mutual enjoyment of a glass of good sake. And of course, to working together on the ensuing artworks.
Notes:
Title from cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9789082215380
9082215381
OCLC:
1274118072

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