mardi 1 mars 2011






exposition que j'ai découverte via le blog de Tim Johnson : ".......My full time residency will be during May 2011 and I'lll be developing a new body of working exploring woven costumes and performance. I will be researching traditional British folk costumes alongside works in the World Art Collections at the Sainsbury Centre and the Basketry Exhibition." ......














de l'exposition ....






Fish Trap Detail

North Thailand, Asia, Bamboo, Photo: Pete Huggins










Basketry Armour









Lake Titicaca Canoe











Basketry Mask with Long Beak

Papua New Guinea







Kalang baskets

Lembudd, Kerayan Highlands, Indonesia, 2010; Jason Gathorne-Hardy; 







 Donkey basket








reycling


Millennium Picnic Basket, 1999

Lois Walpole, 62 x 100 x 100 cm (closed),Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service
 (Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery)



















Basketry: making human nature brings together traditional and contemporary basketry from Western Amazonia, North America, Oceania, Africa, Japan, South-East Asia and Europe. The exhibition reveals the extraordinary uses of basketry technology and asks us to consider its place in human culture.













2 commentaires:

  1. wow! i'm amazed!
    those kinds of fishtraps were traditional in our corner of the world, too.
    :)
    agnes

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  2. Agnes, contente de vos messages. J''ai l'impression d'atterrir de je ne sais où... je réponds rarement aux commentaires... Je suis absente de chez moi pour le moment, mais j'ai vu le billet où vous citez cette page sur iinspired
    et cette souris craquante.... merci...

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