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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Slow Beauty Therapy: Face
- with Marina Jardim18Oct 2020Every day we are tempted to keep up with the high pace of our society and look for quick fixes to care for our body. Tha t’s not always a sustainable solution , though . What if we slow...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Slow Beauty Therapy: Body
- with Marina Jardim18Oct 2020Every day we are tempted to keep up with the high pace of our society and look for quick fixes to care for our body. Tha t’s not always a sustainable solution , though . What if we slow...
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Mediamatic Biotoop
Discovering Otoliths
with Mandy den Elzen
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Secretions of Disappearing Bodies
When we think about secretions, the first thing that comes to mind could be sweat or piss. “Secretion” sounds like something that is produced by a living body. But what happens when we think of this...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
T - Slow Beauty Therapy: Face
- with Marina Jardim1Jan 4300Every day we are tempted to keep up with the high pace of our society and look for quick fixes to care for our body. Tha t’s not always a sustainable solution , though . What if we slow...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
T - Slow Beauty Therapy: Body
- with Marina Jardim1Jan 4300Every day we are tempted to keep up with the high pace of our society and look for quick fixes to care for our body. Tha t’s not always a sustainable solution , though . What if we slow...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Freestyle Kintsugi
- with Mariko Hori19Dec 2020Humans are not able to control everything. In this workshop, the participants will experience the philosophy of kintsugi, which embraces the flawed or imperfect. They will practice to accept the way...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Freestyle Kintsugi
- with Mariko Hori19Sep 2020Humans are not able to control everything. In this workshop, the participants will experience the philosophy of kintsugi, which embraces the flawed or imperfect. They will practice to accept the way...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
T - Freestyle Kintsugi
- with Mariko Hori1Jan 4300Humans are not able to control everything. In this workshop, the participants will experience the philosophy of kintsugi, which embraces the flawed or imperfect. They will practice to accept the way...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Freestyle Kintsugi – Summer Edition
- with Mariko Hori22Aug 2020Boring summer? Not at all. We take the holidays to make up for all the events that were cancelled due to Covid-19. August is summer workshop month at Mediamatic. Humans are not able to control...
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Mediamatic Biotoop
Mending with Kintsugi
with Mariko Hori
How can you mend something broken into something even more beautiful? Kintsugi is a centuries old craftsmen's reparation technique where the cracks of a broken ceramic vessel are filled with...
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We Are All Human
Een artistiek onderzoek naar verbonden onverbondenheid
Modeontwerper en beeldend kunstenaar Jade van der Mark (1990) onderzoekt via haar ontzagwekkende portretten de relatie die mensen hebben met elkaar.
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Mediamatic Biotoop
Botanikurs 101: Living Decorations - Kokedama
with Monai McCullough
Kokedama is a style of Japanese bonsai, where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a unique sculptural art form. ‘Koke’ means moss and ‘dama’ means...
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Mediamatic Biotoop
The Morphology of Fish - Amsterdam Collection
Around Dijkspark, in the waters of Oosterdok an the Ij, many types of fish can be found. Here, Mandy den Elzen will show us the beauty of their gills; the respiratory organs of fish.
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Botanikurs 101: Living Decorations - Kokedama
- with Monai McCullough19Dec 2020Kokedama is a style of Japanese bonsai, where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a unique sculptural art form. ‘Koke’ means moss and ‘dama’ means...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Botanikurs 101: Living Decorations - Kokedama
- with Monai McCullough21Nov 2020Kokedama is a style of Japanese bonsai, where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a unique sculptural art form. ‘Koke’ means moss and ‘dama’ means...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Botanikurs 101: Living Decorations - Kokedama
- with Monai McCullough1Jan 4300Kokedama is a style of Japanese bonsai, where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a unique sculptural art form. ‘Koke’ means moss and ‘dama’ means...
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Tissue made by mouth & hands
Searching for undesired beauty.
For a long time, I've been annoyed by the ridiculous amount of gum sticks to the pavement. I hate it, even more, when people spit out their gum in a public space without any shame. It currently...
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Chewellery
What happens if jewelry designers get their hands on chewing gum?
While Ted Noten emphasizes the act of chewing and is convinced that our mouth is also capable of creating art. Corrina Goutos finds an innovative technique to use this atypical material for jewellery.
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Ecologie is ingewikkeld en daarmee uit? Blogserie…
#4 Denken, voelen en doen in de Garden-Based Approach
In de serie ‘Ecologie is ingewikkeld en daarmee uit?’ schrijf ik blogs over uitdagende theorieën uit de ecofilosofie. Ik introduceer de ideeën, ter informatie of inspiratie. Daarna zullen er...
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Ecologie is ingewikkeld en daarmee uit? Blogserie…
#1 Leren luisteren naar niet-mensen is een politieke aangelegenheid
In de serie ‘Ecologie is ingewikkeld en daarmee uit?’ schrijf ik blogs over uitdagende theorieën uit de ecofilosofie. Ik introduceer de ideeën, ter informatie of inspiratie. Daarna zullen er...
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Maartje Terpstra
Education
In Februari, March and April 2020 I help with developing the educational program at Mediamatic. I study Arts, Cognition and Criticism and my main research interest lies with ecological art in its...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
Botanikurs 101: Living Decorations - Kokedama
- with Monai McCullough15Feb 2020Kokedama is a style of Japanese bonsai, where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a unique sculptural art form. ‘Koke’ means moss and ‘dama’ means...
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Workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop
T - Botanikurs 101: Living Decorations - Kokedama
- with Monai McCullough1Jan 4300Kokedama is a style of Japanese bonsai, where a plant's root system is wrapped in moss and bound with string, transforming it into a unique sculptural art form. ‘Koke’ means moss and ‘dama’ means...