EBD Group show/let's get it on.
Old school building smack dab in the centre of Den Haag, the Netherlands,
hardly any walls (one, basically, which may or may not be available), mostly windows, but lots of floor space plus the stair/seat/display thing(imagine it cleared of the remnants of the exhibition pictured).
No date fixed as of yet but think early 2016.
There is no funding, just a space, courtesy of http://locatiez.net/
If interested, leave a comment below.
Less than 80 percent of the sum total of current EBD contributors show up in the comments section, & i retract the offer.
Ibrahim
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I'm in.
I don't know if you should maintain such a strict quota, though. Some EBD members have gone stealth for some time. They're not Pokemons to be collected in full. Maybe a group of let's say ten would be OK. And after that, another group might get inspired for a second round in another place. After all, most of us relie on a somewhat local fanbase, so not everyone is as motivated, for that reason to begin with. (i think)
Kind of applying exhibition-invitation pattern rules here- if you invite one hundred, ten will perhaps show up.
Always doing my utmost to appear strict, of course.
Come out, come out, where'er you are...
Thank you.
OK
You should start a mailing list about that. I think not every artists here read everything on the blog...
OK. Thanks/advice. Is there a gmailgroup or something, or just that long list of addresses that i (hopefully still) have in cc'd mail somewhere?
There is just a long list of emails...
Count me in- I wouldn't be able to make an appearance, but I could send work. The postage for sending a framed piece or work back and forth across the Atlantic is probably more than the drawing is worth, but I'd still like to contribute.
Welcome! But, why frame? It is not a requirement of the show, or i had not envisioned it to be at least...
I'd say that digital prints or projections would be good options, too.
I've been mia lately but I'd be happy to contribute to this.
Marcel: digital prints, sure ( lookin at you mr. Gilmour), projections/ animations, zines music, whatever one feels would be representative at that moment
Good to hear.
I'm in - Thanks for the initiative Ibrahim!
Also, since people are going to be sending in stuff from all over the place, maybe we should look into re-using the same material for one or more follow-up show(s) somewhere else in Europe... just thinking out loud at the moment, but perhaps Crippa and I can reanimate our plans for a Berlin EBD show which could take place a bit after the Den Haag show...
A traveling show, great idea!
I think I already suggested having one here in our place, if you like it...
As always just use any files of mine you want. I doubt I'll have anything new anytime soon.
Thank you as always, sir. Would sending a hand-tinted print be a possibility ?
Anyone else? C'mon people, you know you want to...
Not sure what hand tinting would be but I don't think I could do it.
Just...colouring a print? Crayons? Water colour?
Just a practical thought. Maybe i could take materials from The Hague to Berlin. My schedule tells me i will have to be in Germany mid- March for the promotion of my book Hieronymus. It'd be safe. For DHL and such express services a budget is needed.
Also, the place where i have my studio hosts a printing firm, so digital works could be printed there. Or maybe Ibrahim knows a affordable place in The Hague?
Yes. I will dip into the logistics first thing in 2016.
I'd be happy to contribute some work. Will you be considering putting together a catalogue/zine to go with the show?
Well that's a nice idea.
I'm all for it!
Hi all, I could send one or two prints if that's of interest.
Sure it is.
Great, I will send some prints of pencil crayon images.
Zeke, i can't seem to find your email-address?
Hopefully just sent you my email Ibrahim.
Thank you.
So as I already wrote on our mailing list, I now yesterday sent off a parcel to y'r adress there in Den Haag, Ibrahim. Please do inform me when it arrives, just so I know you got it, alright. R'n'R.
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