Based on Bas Oudt – 1/3 – Background & Process
This is Bas Oudt, one of my former teachers at the Gerrit Rietveld academie.
Being both offset printer and graphic designer, Bas Oudt (1956 -2014) was one of the few people who really knew how to create graphic design work that is informed by printing technique in both a physical and creative way. In that respect he’s been a rolemodel who stimulated me to do what I’m doing today.
Interview with Michiel Schuurman
Michiel Schuurman: Terug naar de essentie
Text (in Dutch) Harmen Liemburg for Items -/5/2009
Po – Shinroh Ohtake
Po – Shinroh Ohtake & IDEA Poster Collection
Text (in Dutch) Harmen Liemburg for Items 2/2009
Shinroh Ohtake is een buitengewoon figuur in de hedendaagse kunstwereld van Japan. Zijn oeuvre omvat schilderijen, tekeningen, sculpturen, collages en de publicatie van kunstenaarsboeken. Daarnaast maakt hij muziek en schrijft hij. En dat alles in een constante, overweldigende kwaliteit en kwantiteit. Op zijn grote retrospectief Zen-Kei (japans voor ‘in volle omvang’) in het Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo, najaar 2006, was er voor het werk dat in Po is verzameld slecht een klein bijzaaltje in het museum gereserveerd.
Printing Studio of Making Thoughts
Printing Studio of Making Thoughts, Cora Z in Art & Design (China) Vol 110. 2009.
Interview with Paul Cox
Je moet zien om te kunnen doen
Studio visit & Interview with Paul Cox, October 2008
Text (in Dutch) Harmen Liemburg for Items 1/2009
Maharam Digital Projects
Maharam, the high end manufacturer of interior fabrics, asked me to submit several designs for Maharam Digital Projects.
Workshop with Ryan O’Malley
Workshop with Ryan O’Malley
Davidson College, College of Art, Davidson NC, February 28 – 29, 2009
Ultralight at UNCC
Ultralight at University of North Carolina Charlotte (UNCC)
Exhibition
Wednesday, January 21, (Opening Reception), 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Rowe Arts Building Foyer and Side Gallery, January 22 – February 13, 2009
Ultralight – Box Construction
Ultralight is a Selfcontained Show-In-A-Box, containing prints, lights and other components. Easy and flexible to curate. Can be installed by students as a schoolproject.
Paradiso Posters
Paradiso Posters design by Max Kisman, screenprinted by Kees Maas.
Paradiso Posters 1968 – 2008
Tekst (in Dutch) Harmen Liemburg for Items 1/2009