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Foundation id11_Flatlands Artist Residency in Delft. Joan Fabian lived and worked in Poptahof, a neighborhood of the town of Delft
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Manfred kielnhofer-contemporary-art-modern-arts-sculpture-article-from-eyes-i...
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Social Inclusion, Participation and Openness. When they collide?
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'Manet for Nothing, Matisse for Free' (Art Quiz) - Artipelago '18 (PRELIMS)
'Manet for Nothing, Matisse for Free' (Art Quiz) - Artipelago '18 (PRELIMS)
Melina Mallos - Curriculum and Education Programs Officer at the Queensland A...
Melina Mallos - Curriculum and Education Programs Officer at the Queensland A...
DelftArtResidency2009
- 1. DELFT - HOLLAND POPTAHOF NEIGHBORHOOD (Southwest of the old town)
- 2. Foundation id11 aspires to realize an artist residency and easy approachable presentation spaces for international artists in Delft The Netherlands, where experiment can thrive.
- 6. Going to the old town of Delft under Graffiti Bridge
- 8. The house we lived in while working in Delft
- 9. Entrance to our House
- 10. Entrance after the big snowstorm
- 11. The Flat called PoptahofZuid (South) Where I created my art Installations in Flat # 589
- 13. Joan Fabian’s project space Flat 589 (the pink/white/blue balcony)
- 24. My project in flat 589
- 25. Before After
- 29. Entrance window of Flat 589 / looking in and looking out.
- 30. Made in Delft Paper Plates
- 31. Drop chair (licorice candy) Small candy cats cover all of a chair
- 34. Painted empty bottles I collected during my stay. I used color markers and watercolor to decorate each one a different design.
- 35. There were bottles on the ledge in the living room and in the sunroom.
- 36. On the walls of the only room that had wall paper I painted my “Delft Ghosts”. they are painted like the ceramic wares the city of Delft is historically known for-blue/white designs.
- 37. before after
- 40. View from the Living Room onto the playgrounds and other projects
- 42. Working at night I would hear strange sounds
- 43. Mural of squares
- 44. A pink bedroom
- 45. Painted tea towels and hankies
- 47. Pink Bedroom with hankies and tea towels. I painted and drew on each one.
- 48. A series of painted house linens
- 49. Also in the Pink bedroom- a found pair of boots (they are not a pair). I covered them with metallic tape in a grid format.
- 51. Detail of one tea towel
- 55. In the sunroom- a mural by Micro-Phobic (John Mason and Joan Fabian)
- 57. A large dumpster was located outside the Building. Since residents were leaving, many threw their possessions away. In it, I found the chair, children’s books and the 1959 letter – all the things I used in my project.
- 58. An id11 art residency gathering for the holidays
- 59. The side of our microwave.
- 60. Fun finger puppets picked up in Amsterdam.
- 61. Micro-Phobic was asked to perform once again at WORM in Rotterdam. We had performed at this Alternative Music headquarters in 2007.
- 62. Joan Fabian on Mouth Harp and John Mason on vocals, keyboard and harmonica.
- 63. The animation in the background was also done by Micro-Phobic.
- 65. Micro-Phobic at their final performance at id11_Flatlands in Delft.