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3 july > 24 oktober 2010Piet Stockmans
Retrospectieve

Piet Stockmans Sonia, coffee cupFor over 40 years now Piet Stockmans (born 1940) has cherished the medium of porcelain in all its facets: he designs industrially produced dishware, he manufactures artisanal objects and he creates artistic installations.
In his work, shape and content interlace. Here, repetition plays an important role. The repetitiveness of the industrial process translates into an artistic means of expression in his work.
Owing to his original, multi-facetted and cutting-edge way of working with porcelain, Stockmans has a unique place in the Flemish design world, and he is more than deserving of the exhibition.



3 july > 24 oktober 2010Super Normal: Sensations of the ordinary

ontwerpen van Jasper MorissonAn exhibition of known and less known objects from everywhere selected by the designers Naoto Fukasawa and Jasper Morrison. Super Normal is more than a curatorial strategy. It’s a project denoting a positive feeling of esteem for objects who, according to the exhibition curators, radiate something good. It is rooted in the designers’ shared belief that the objects we most enjoy using and looking at often seem, at first sight, quietly unremarkable because there is nothing conventionally spectacular about them.
Super Normal is about sensations of the ordinary, whose characteristics can be put into words but are best revealed through the objects themselves.



3 july > 24 oktober 2010Nilton Cunha: Good Luck

Nilton Cunha, Good LuckFor Sterckshof Silver Museum, Nilton Cunha produced the work Good Luck in silver and Corian. In this work, three rounded triangles, reminiscent of cloverleaves, intuitively formed a whole and were placed on a large, irregularly-shaped sheet of white Corian. For Nilton Cunha Good Luck is the emanation of two cultures, which have gradually become complicit and complementary. This symbiosis is the culmination of his joy and happiness.











Exhibition programme 2009










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