1.Druckgraphik-Symposium - Druckvereinigung Bentlage

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19.06. - 21.06.2009
Internationales Bentlager
Between Tradition and
Digital Media Processes
1.Druckgraphik-Symposium
2009
Martin Rehkopp rehkopp@kloster-bentlage.de
Künstlerischer Leiter von Kloster Bentlage in Rheine,
Projektleiter des 1. Internationalen Bentlager Druckgraphiksymposiums.
Studierte Sozialarbeit in Köln sowie Sozialwissenschaften,
Geografie, Publizistik und Ethnologie in Münster.
Seit mehr als dreißig Jahren als Kulturorganisator und
Kurator für zeitgenössische Kunstausstellungen haupt-und
ehrenamtlich im Münsterland tätig. Initiiert und organisiert
seit vielen Jahren regelmäßig interregionale/internationale
Kunstkooperationen mit dem Münsterland einerseits und
China, Polen, Indien, Litauen, Weißrussland, Portugal und
den Niederlanden andererseits. Mitinitiator und – organisator der Skulpturbiennalen Münsterland, seit fünf
Jahren Mitorganisator und Kurator für bildende Kunst des
Münsterlandfestivals. Kuratiert seit gut fünfzehn Jahren
Nordrhein-Westfalen weite Einzelausstellungen von deutschen und ausländischen Künstlern für Kunstvereine und
öffentliche Museen.
Seit zwanzig Jahren verantwortlich für Projekte der zeitgenössischer Kunst im Kloster Bentlage.
Karin Hansmann karinhansmann@gmx.de
Karin Hansmann studied Design at the University of Applied
Sciences Münster, where she took her diploma as qualified
designer in 2008. Since 2007 she works as Freelancer in Art
and Design for the Kloster Bentlage and other clients from the
region. Besides she works in her studio at the Hawerkamp 31,
which is part of a community of Free Artists.
19.06. - 21.06.2009
Knut Willich willich56@aol.com
Knut Willich, born in Wiesbaden (Germany) in 1956.
Between 1976-1982 he attended Gesamthochschule Wuppertal and University of Applied Sciences Münster, Visual
Communication and Graphic Design Department. In 1983,
he got an scholarship from Fritz-Berg-Foundation for Turkey. One year later he became assistant in the printing section at University of Applied Sciences Münster, Freelancer in
Art and Design.
1986 he became lecturer at University of Applied Sciences
Münster, Graphic Design Department, printing section and
he was one of the founder of the company called „SNT
Media“. In 1989, he was one of the founder of the print
workshop, called „LIMITED“ and in 1991 he founded
„LIMITED Gallery“ and „LIMITED Edition“, he was also a
member BDK (Association of German Art-Publisher). 1997
he was one of the founder and member of the Print Association Bentlage e.V. at Kloster Bentlage in Rheine. Today he
is chairman there and organizing international print exibitions and workshops. In the same year he started partnerships with three turkisch Universities in Istanbul, Ankara and
Eskisehir and organized exibitions between all partners and
the University of Applied Sciences Münster. 2004 he made
an Erasmus-Contract between the Mimar Sinan University
of Fine Arts Istanbul, Turkey and Münster and works as an
coordinator. 2005 he got an DAAD-Scolarship and teached
as a guest-professor for 6 month at Mimar Sinan University
of Fine Arts in Istanbul. Since 1986 he is teaching fine art
printing techniques and prepress techniques at the University of Applied Sciences Münster, Department of Design.
Since 1989 he prints as a Master Printer for International
artists, museums and collections, exibt and published
limited art editions. Since 1983 he is leading and attending
exibitions in Germany and foreign countries, artworks at
privat and public collections, he lead and gave workshops
and lectures among others like at International Summer
Academy (IAM) in Marmaris Turkey, Canada, USA, Turkey
and Germany. With his printstudio „LIMITED“ he took part
in a lot of international Art-Fairs, since today he works as a
curator for print-exibitions. He has been a jury member in
many competions. He lives and works in Münster Germany
and Ray sur Sâone France.
Daniela Schlüter schlter@ualberta.ca
Daniela Schlüter grew up on a farm in Südlohn, Germany.
Following her studies in Printmaking, Illustration and Design
at the Ruhrakademie Schwerte and at the Fachhochschule
Münster, Germany, she took her MFA in Print Media at
Concordia University, Montreal, Canada in 2004 under the
DAAD and Graduate Fellowship scheme. In 2003 and 2004
she won besides others the HEXAGRAM prize of the Institute
for Research/Creation in Media Arts and Technologies and a
Scholarship from the Aldegrever Gesellschaft Münster. Her
work consists of intaglio prints, mixed media on paper, video
and artist books and was shown in solo and group exhibitions
and biennials in the United States, Canada, Europe and the
Middle East.
Daniela Schlüter previously lived and worked in New
York and taught as Assistant Professor at Felician College in
NJ, and is now Assistant Professor for Printmaking at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada and teaches courses at
the Druckvereinigung Kloster Bentlage, Germany.
Ryoji Ikeda ryoji@musabi.ac.jp
Head Professor, Department of (oh) Painting
1947 Born in Nemuro, Hokkaido, Japan. 1969 Graduated from
Musashino Art University, Japan • 1981-82 Received a grant
from Japanese Government to research in London • 1987-92
Associate Professor, Musashino Art University • 1992
Professor, Musashino Art University (02-07 Head Professor
Department oh Painting) • 1994 Visiting professor (00-05
Adjunct professor), University of Alberta, Canada • 1997-98
Musashino Art University research scholar abroad, Canada •
2001 „Ryoji Ikeda 1975-2000”, 224 page book published by
Abe Publishing Ltd.
- Selections Solo Exhibition 2007 „Warehouse Time, Paper Darkness”, Sarah Lee Artworks
& Projects, Santa Monica, U.S.A • 2006 „Circle” Nantenshi Gallery, Tokyo • 2004 „Return to the Stratum“, Okawa
museum of Art, Gunma, Japan • 2002 “Surfase”, Nantenshi
Gallery, Tokyo • „Reveries of time and space”, The Museum of
modern Art, Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan.
19.06. - 21.06.2009
Davida Kidd dkidd@shaw.ca
Davida Kidd is a photo-based print artist who resides in
Canada. She received her MVA from the University of Alberta and since 1996 has been a Professor of Print Media
at the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford BC.
Davida has exhibited widely internationally receiving several awards, scholarships and grants for her work, including
the Grand Prix at the 2003 International Print Triennale in
Krakow, Poland.
Davida’s work resides in National and International collections including the Sapporo Grand Hotel in Japan, the
National Centre for the Performing Arts:
Centre for Photography as an Art Form in Bombay India,
the Royal Canadian Mint in Canada, the The Liu Hai Su
Art Museum in Shanghai China, and the
National Museum in Warsaw Poland
Liz Ingram liz.ingram@ualberta.ca
Liz Ingram was born in Argentina and grew up in New
Delhi, Mumbai and Toronto. For over thirty years she has
been teaching at the University of Alberta in Edmonton,
Canada, and is currently a Professor of Printmaking. She
has exhibited in over 20 solo and duo exhibitions, and in
numerous group exhibitions in North and South America, Europe, the Middle East and the Far East. She has
received awards for her prints at exhibitions in Canada,
Slovenia, Korea, Brazil, Estonia, India and Finland, and is
the 2008 recipient of the J. Gordin Kaplan Award for Research Excellence at the University of Alberta. The human
body and the elemental in nature are recurring sources
for her art practice which investigates transitional states
between material presence and the ephemeral, and issues
relating to the fragility of life and the environment. She
is currently working in various media including etching,
photo intaglio, digital media, and installation.
Maurice Pasternak pasternak@skynet.be
Depuis 1967 participe à la plupart des Expositions Biennales
Internationales dont les dernières:
• 1994 Belgium-Japan Print Exchange Exhibition, Musée de
Méguro, Tokyo, Japon • 1996 Mezzotints, The New Orleans Museum of Art, USA • 1997 International Printmaking
Symposium, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada •
2003 -Biennale Internationale de gravure de Beijing, Chine •
Triennale Internationale de Bitola, République de Macédoine
• Biennale Internationale d’estampe contemporaine de Trois
Rivières, Québec, Canada • Biennale Internationale multidisciplinaires de Beijing, Chine. Depuis 1975 a exposé en expositions personnelles en Belgique. en Grande Bretagne, aux Etats
Unis, en France, au Japon et au Luxembourg dont: 1993 •
Chiba Shimin Gallery, Tokyo, Japon • 1994 Musée des BeauxArts de Mons, Belgique • 1997 Musée Félicien Rops, Namur,
Belgique • 2001 > Retrospective au Centre de la Gravure et de
l’Image imprimée, La Louvière, Belgique. En 2005 au Centre
International de Bethlehem, Palestine A l’Académie Centrale
de Pékin, Chine. En 2006 - Exposition personnelle parallèle à
la Triennale de Bitola-Macédonie. A reçu, lors des biennales
Internationales de nombreux prix.
Walter Jule epi@snapartists.com
Walter Jule is internationally known as a print-artist,
educator, curator, designer and writer. He has won twenty
six national and international awards including prizes in
print biennials in Ljubljana, Seoul, Portland, Tallinn, Györ,
Bharat Bhavan, Bangkok and Tokyo. His work is represented in over sixty public collections including the museum
of modern Art, Lodz, Poland; the Tochigi museum of
Art, Japan and the national galleries of Canada, England,
Australia and India. He has curated nineteen international
exhibitions at the invitation of museums such as the Osaka
Center of Contemporary Art, Japan and the Liu Hai Su museum, Shanghai, China. In 2008 he was General Secretary
for the Edmonton Print International. As Professor Emeritus
at the University of Alberta, Canada, he was recently
inducted into the City of Edmonton Arts and Culture Hall
of Fame.
19.06. - 21.06.2009
Erik Kok kokenco@hotmail.com
Erik Kok (1966, Amsterdam) lives in Enschede, the
Netherlands. He studied Ceramics and Graphics Art at the
AKI Academy of Fine Arts in Enschede (1985-1990). He
graduated in 1990. Ever since his graduation, he regularly
made various exhibitions, both in the Netherlands and
abroad. Since 1996, he works as a Ceramics instructor at
AKI/Artez.
His work exemplifies his emotions concerning nourishment, love and dreams, but also angst, drenching, death.
This is shaped in allegoric images. He thrives for a sense
of balance, in which beauty and the thematic expression
of meaning are not in opposition, but instead mutually
reinforce each other.
Rudi Bastiaans www.rudibastiaans.nl
Lives and works in enschede holland.
Studied mixed media fotography and graficart at the
a.k.i. academie of fine arts in enschede.
He exhibits regularly in the netherland and abroad.
graphic arts cocistsilkscreen and mixed media (prints
on ceramics and on metal).
for more information: www.rudibastiaans.nl
Sean Caufield stc@ualberta.ca
Education: 1995 Master of Fine Art, University of Alberta,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Work Experience: 2000 - Canada Research Chair Tier II
(Professor), Printmaking, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 1999 - 2000 Assistant Professor, Printmaking,
Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois.
Selected Awards and Grants: 2009 Triennale Prize, 2nd
Bangkok Triennale International Print and Drawing Exhibition, Thailand • 2007 SSHRC Aid to Research Workshops and
Conferences, Imagining Science: An Artistic Exploration of
Science, Society and Social Change • 2007 Koerner Visiting
Artist, Queen’s University, Kingston Ontario, Canada • 2004
SSHRC Research Grant, Researching a Technological Interface
Between Traditional Printmaking Techniques and Digital Imaging Systems, principle investigator in three-year collaborative
research project • 2001 Visual Arts Fellowship, Illinois Arts
Council, Illinois, USA • 2001 Prix Banque Nationale du Canada, Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada • 1999 Research Initiatives
Award, Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois, USA • 1995
Grand Prize in the Third 21st Century Grand Prix Exhibition,
Tokyo, Japan.
Nelson Crespo n.crespo@wimbledon.arts.ac.uk.
Education
• 2003 – 2004 MA Fine Art - Camberwell College of Arts,
University of the Arts, London, U.K. • 1994 – 1999 BA
Hons Fine Art, ESAD, Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
Solo Shows
• 2008 „Tempo” - Sadler’s Wells Visual Arts, London, UK;
Curated by Sacha Craddock • ‘Sans Papier’ • 2008, Paço
da Artes (Kunsthalle), São Paulo, Brazil (Cat.) • 2006 ‘Sans
Papier’ AC11 - Arte Contempo Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal
Curated by Filipa Oliveira and Miguel Amado • 2005
‘Change’ - 3º Andar no Chiado Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal
19.06. - 21.06.2009
Steve Dixon sd6@ualberta.ca
Steven Dixon is an active artist and teacher living in
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Since 1986, he has worked in
the Printmaking Division at the University of Alberta where
he specializes in intaglio and relief printing techniques and
photographic processes. Although he has experimented
with a wide variety of alternative photographic processes
for the past decade he has worked almost exclusively with
photogravure. Steven has a MFA in Printmaking from Arizona State
University and has taught Printmaking at Capilano
University and Thompson Rivers University in British
Columbia, Canada and has been an invited guest artist/
lecturer at Palacky University in the Czech Republic. He has
an extensive international exhibition record and has won
numerous awards for his work.
Marc Siegner msiegner@ualberta.ca
Education: Master of Fine Arts, Norwich University
Vermont College of Fine Arts Montpelier, Vermont, USA
Professional Experience
1981-82 Master Printer Apprentice, Don Philips/Sword
Street Press, Toronto, Canada, 1983 Co-Founder, SnapSociety of Northern Alberta Print-Artists,
Edmonton, Canada, 1985-99 Chairman, Latitude 53 Society
of Artists, Edmonton, Canada, since 1981: Technical Demonstrator in Printmaking, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Exhibitions solo
2008 - Fluid Motion, Keyano Art Gallery, Ft. McMurray,
Alberta • 2007 - Reconstructing Home, NAU Museum &
Coconino Center for the Arts Flagstaff, Arizona - Anthologies, The Point Gallery, Salt Spring, BC • 2004 - Imagining
Home, Edmonton Art Gallery • 2001 - An Elephant in the
Forest, Edmonton Art Gallery • 1997 - Recuerdo, Muttart
Public AG, Calgary • 1996 - Boundary Maintenance, Latitude 53 AG, Edmonton & Truck Artist Run Center, Calgary •
1993 - Corpus Cutaneus, Galleria Florencia Riestra, Mexico
City • 1990 - Rites of Passage, Lattitude 53 AG, Edmonton
Wolfgang Troschke wtroschke@t-online.de
1947 in Helmarshausen geboren
1966 - 1970 Studium an der Werkkunstschule Münster,
intensive Beschäftigung mit Druckgrafik seit 1978 Prof. an der
Fachhochschule Münster. Mitglied im Deutschen Künstlerbund, Westdeutschen Künstlerbund und der Neuen Münchner
Künstlergenossenschaft. Lebt und arbeitet in Münster
1969 Kunstpreis der Künstlergemeinschaft Schanze in Münster
• 1974 Internationale Grafik-Biennale Krakau • 1975 Internationale Grafik-Biennale Ljubljana, Grand Prix der internationalen
Grafik Triennale Jävyskylä • 1976 Internationale Grafik-Biennale Krakau, Internationale Grafik-Biennale Tokyo, Preis des
Museum of modern Art Kyoto • 1981 Wilhelm-Mogener-Preis
für Malerei, Soest, Internationale Grafik-Biennale Ljubljana • 1982 Internationale Grafik-Biennale Bradford • Grand
Prix der internationalen Grafik-Biennale Listowel, Ireland •
1984 Internationale Grafik-Biennale Bradford, Grand Prix
der internationalen Grafik-Biennale Fredrikstad, Norwegen •
1986 Internationale Grafik-Biennale Bradford • 1989 Internationale Grafik-Biennale Taipei, Taiwan • 2001 Bharat Bhavan
international Biennal of Print-Art, Bhopal-India. Seit 1967
Einzelausstellungen und Beteiligung an Gruppenausstellungen
in Galerien und Museen im In und Ausland.
Rolf Escher
1936 geboren in Hagen. Studium an der Kunstakademie in
Düsseldorf und an der Universität zu Köln • 1965 Verlegung
von Atelier und Wohnsitz nach Essen • 1968 Einrichtung einer
Radierwerkstatt in Essen-Stadtwald • 1976 Ehrenmedaille
der 4.Internationalen Graphiktriennale in Frechen • 1976
Professur an der Fachhochschule in Münster • 1977 Preis der
12. Internationalen Graphik-Biennale Ljubljana • 1978 HansThoma-Medaille Reutlingen • 1980 Werkzyklus „Mitteilungen
aus verlassenen Häusern“ • seit 1980 jährliche Studienaufenthalte in italienischen Städten • 1983 Werkzyklus „Schauplätze-Zeichnungen aus italienischen Städten“ • 1988 Preis
der 5. Internationalen Porträt-Biennale Tuzla • 1996/1997
Werkzyklus „Venedig“, Zeichnungen und Lithographien 
1990-2004 Studienreisen zu den alten europäischen Bibliotheken Werkzyklus „Bücherzeiten –Gezeichnete Entdeckungen“ •
2003-2007 Retrospektivausstellungen „Das Leben der Dinge“,
„ZeitOrte“ in Paderborn, Mülheim/Ruhr, Schloß Cappenberg,
„Verwandlungen-Graphische Folgen 1970-2006“, Museum
Folkwang, Essen
19.06. - 21.06.2009
Eva Wortmann ewortmannrestaur@aol.com
Born in Münster in 1966, I left school to commence a
bookbinding apprenticeship in a local studio in 1985. Having completed the apprenticeship I left for London to start
a diploma course in paper conservation in 1988. Finishing
my studies in 1990 I returned to Germany to start work as
a paper conservator for the state and university library in
Göttingen, working primarily on a large collection of maps.
While still in Göttingen I entered a programme financed by
the German Foreign Office to set up a conservation studio
for the Assad Library in Damaskus, Syria. In 1993 I joined
regional government in Münster to work in a conservation
centre for local museums, specialising in conservation of
paper and leather objects.
In 1995 I set up as a freelance conservator and left my position in the regional conservation centre. Since then I have
worked for a large number of museums, private and public
collections, carrying out active conservation of all types
of paper and leather objects as well as advising collectors,
galleries and museums on storage, transport, mounting,
framing and the general approach to conservation as opposed to restoration.
Specialised subjects are modern works, unusual material
combinations and modern adhesives.
Ann Aspinwall annaspinwall@gmail.com
Ann Aspinwall was born in New York. She studied printmaking in Italy at the Scuola Internazionale d’Arte Grafica
Il Bisonte in Florence and the Studio for Color Etching in
Barga, and in Scotland at print studios in Glasgow and
Dundee while completing her Master of Arts in Art History
at the University of St Andrews. She moved to Venice
in 1998 to study and work at the printshop Bottega del
Tintoretto. In 2000 she returned to New York, and worked
as a Print Specialist in the Print Collection of The New York
Public Library. Since 2007 she is a printer at Pace Prints in
New York. She teaches classes and workshops on etching
and collagraph at the Lower East Side Printshop in New
York and at Kloster Bentlage.
LUP AG · Lithographie & Printproduktion
Elmar Lutz e.lutz@lup-ag.de
Vorstandsvorsitzender
www.lup-ag.de
Römerturm - Fine Paper
Jens Leppert jens.lepper@roemerturm.de
Produktmanagement für Künstlerpapiere
Michael Dähn michael.dähn@roemerturm.de
Kundenberater für Künstlerpapiere im
Außendienst (Region Nord)
19.06. - 21.06.2009
Timetable
Friday 19.06. 2009
11:00
11:45
12:30
Main Opening Scheune
Speakers : 1. Frau Ute Ehrenberg, Manager of the Kloster Bentlage
2. Frau Dr. Kordfelder, Mayor of the town Rheine
3. Herr Dr. Peter Paziorek, Chief Administrator
Keynote lecture Scheune
„Against Humiliation of Culture: How the Great Printmaking Traditions
Can Offer Inspiration in the Age of Globalization, Conformity and
Technological Change“ Speaker: Walter Jule, Professor Emeritus of
Printmaking, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Lunch Cafe / Refekt
14:00
Panel discussion Scheune
„New Media and Tradition in Printmaking: Interface or Dichotomy?“
Speakers: Prof. Maurice Pasternak, Prof. Davida Kidd,
Prof. Walter Jule, Nelson Crespo
15:00
Lecture 1 Scheune
„Pace Prints: A Recent Project and Collaboration“
Speaker: Ann Aspinwall, New York, USA
16:30
18:00
Lecture 2 Scheune
„Imagining Science: A Project Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries“
Speaker: Prof. Sean Caulfield, University of Alberta Edmonton, Canada
End of lecture program
Departure to Münster, Graphikmuseum Pablo Picasso by bus
Gottesgabe
19:00
21:00
23:30
Exhibition opening „Inventur“ Graphikmuseum Pablo Picasso
Münster Official welcome: Prof. Dr. Markus Müller, Director of the
Graphikmuseum Pablo Picasso Münster
End of the exhibition opening
Free time in the city of Münster
Return journey to Kloster Bentlage, Rheine
Artists’ Book Exhibition during the symposium at the Salon 1st International Printmaking Symposium 2009 in Bentlage
Timetable
Saturday 20.06.2009
09:30
Lecture Festsaal
„New Perspctives for Artists, Museums and the Art Market“
Digital Fine Art Print-Technologies
Speaker: Elmar Lutz, Company: LUP AG Lithography &
Printproduction, Cologne
10:15
Lecture Festsaal
„Printmaking from a Preservation Point of View“
Speaker: Eva Wortmann, Diplom paper restorer
11:00
Lecture Festsaal
„Preserving a Contemporary Print Collection: Thoughts and Developments on Preservation of Unframed and Unglazed Traditional and
Digital Prints.“ Speaker: Nelson Crespo, Artist and Tate Gallery
Paper Conservation Technician, London
11:45
12:30
Lecture Festsaal
„Antiquarian to Digital: the State of Photographic Printmaking
Processes“
Speaker: Steve Dixon, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Lunch Cafe/ Refekt
Panel discussion Festsaal
„Contemporary Education in Printmaking“
Introduction presentation: „Collaborate, Integrate and Adapt - Printmaking at the University of Alberta Edmonton, Canada“
Speakers: Prof. Liz Ingram, Prof. Daniela Schlüter
Panel Discussion Prof. Rolf Escher, Prof. Royji Ikeda,
Prof. Daniela Schlüter, Prof. Liz Ingram, Prof. Rudi Bastiaans
14:00-15:00
14:00-15:00
Demonstration Workshop Tenne
„High-End Digital Prints on Hahnemühle
Inkjet Papers“ by companies Römerturm Fine Papers: Jens Lepper,
Michael Dähn, Product Manager and LUP-AG, Lithographie &
Printproduktion: Elmar Lutz, Chairman
Demonstration timetable 11:00 –12:00 Uhr, 14:00 – 15:00 Uhr,
15:30 – 16:30 Uhr
19.06. - 21.06.2009
14:00 -15:00
„Collagraph“ Artist: Ann Aspinwall, New York, USA
15:30-16:30
„Print Media Between Tradition and Digital Media Systems“
Introduction presentation: Prof. Maurice Pasternak,
Prof. Davida Kidd
Panel Discussion: Prof. Maurice Pasternak, Prof. Davida Kidd,
Prof. Walter Jule, Lois Row 15:00-16:30
„From Hand and Analog to Digital-Combining Multiple Methods“
Artist: Marc Siegner, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
15:00-16:30
Demonstration Workshop Druckwerkstatt
„Chine Collé“
Artist: Prof. Sean Caulfield, University of Alberta Edmonton Canada
End of Lecture Program
16:30
19:00
21:00
open end
Exhibition opening
„Cees & Friends“ „Statements“
„Minyatür“
Scheune
Dormitorium
Kreuzgänge
Speakers: Herr Dr. Thorben Winter, Manager of Kloster Bentlage
Frau Angelika Braun-Kampschulte, State Chancellery NRW
Herr Knut Willich, Chairman Print-Association Bentlage e.V.
Dinner/Party Scheune
Music: DK Soup from Berlin.
Artists’ Book Exhibition during the symposium at the Salon
Timetable
Sunday 21.06.2009
10:00
12:30
Presentation Festsaal
„Out of the studio“ invited artists present their own prints
Speakers: Prof. Liz Ingram, Prof. Wolfgang Troschke, Prof. Royji
Ikeda, Prof. Davida Kidd, Prof. Rolf Escher, Prof. Maurice Pasternak
Lunch Cafe/ Refekt
14:00-15:00
„Local/Global: The Influence of International Biennials and Triennials“
Members: Prof. Sean Caulfield, Prof. Walter Jule, Nelson Crespo,
Prof. Liz Ingram
14:00-15:00
Demonstration Workshop:”Waterbased Screenprinted Ceramics
On-Glaze Transfer Printing” Artists: Prof. Rudi Bastiaans, Erik Kok,
Lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, AKI, ArtEZ,
Enschede, Netherlands
15:00-16:30
Presentation Scheune/kl.Raum
„Open Portfolio“ international students present their prints
15:00-16:00
„High-End Digital Prints on Hahnemühle Inkjet Papers“ by companies
Römerturm Fine Papers: Jens Lepper,
Michael Dähn, Product Manager and
LUP-AG, Lithographie & Printproduktion: Elmar Lutz, Chairman
15:30-16:30
„Photopolymer Gravure and the Photo-Intaglio Processes“
Artist: Steve Dixon, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
End of the presentation and demonstration program
16:30
17:30 Uhr
Departure of bus for Falkenhof Museum Rheine, visiting the
exhibition „Where are the originals now?“
Official welcome: Mrs. Dr. Beilman-Schöner, Director of the
Falkenhof Museum
18:30 Uhr
Departure of bus from Falkenhof Museum to Burg
Lüdinghausen.
Vischering,
19.06. - 21.06.2009
20:00
23:00
Exhibition opening Burg Vischering Lüdinghausen
„Systemwechsel“ and Get-Together PartyBurg Vischering
Official welcome: Martin Rehkopp, Kloster Bentlage gGmbH, Rheine
Speaker for the exhibition opening: Uwe Poth, Prof. Emeritus AKI,
ArtEZ Enschede, Netherlands
Return journey to Kloster Bentlage, Rheine
Workshops for artists and students
Monday 22.06.2009
1-day workshop:
“From Hand and Analogue to Digital-Combining Multiple Methods”
Artist: Mark Siegner, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Beginning: 10:00 Uhr (10am) at the printstudio in Bentlage.
Thuesday 23.06.2009
1-day workshop:
“Photopolymer Gravure and Photo-Intaglio Processes”
Artist: Steve Dixon, University of Alberta, Edmonton Canada
Beginning: 10:00 Uhr (10am) at the printstudio in Bentlage.
Wednesday – Friday, 24. – 26.06. 2009
3-day workshop:
“Waterbased Screenprinted Ceramics On-Glaze Transfer Printing”
Artists: Prof. Rudi Bastiaans, Erik Kok, Academy of Fine Arts and Design,
AKI, ArtEZ, Enschede, Niederlande
Beginning: 10:00 Uhr (10am) at the printstudio in Bentlage
Timetable
Friday 19.06.2009
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
20:00
21:00
22:00
23:00
19.06. - 21.06.2009
Timetable
Saturday 20.06.2009
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
20:00
21:00
22:00
23:00
Timetable
Sunday 21.06.2009
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
20:00
21:00
22:00
23:00
19.06. - 21.06.2009
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Tel.: + 49 (0) 59 71 - 91 84 81
E-Mail: rehkopp@kloster-bentlage.de
Organisation-management:
Contact: Knut Willich (Chairman) Print-Association Bentlage
Druckvereinigung Bentlage e.V.
Bentlager Weg 130
48 232 Rheine, Germany
Tel.: + 49 (0) 173 - 290 23 37
E-Mail: willich@kloster-bentlage.de
www.kloster-bentlage.de
Tel.: + 49 (0)59 71 - 91 84 68
office hours: thuesday - friday, 10am - 6pm (CET/MEZ)
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Kloster Bentlage gGmbH
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Email: musekamp@kloster-bentlage .de
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Hammer Straße 20
48 153 Münster
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E-Mail: karinhansmann@gmx.de
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Bahnhofstrasse 14
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1.Druckgraphik-Symposium - Druckvereinigung Bentlage

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