WATW / Rotterdam
We Are The World
Rotterdam Edition
We Are The World was a group exhibition that took place in 2003, at the Dutch Pavilion, during the Biennale di Venezia. A year later, the same exhibition was repeated at Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, under the name 'We Are The World – Rotterdam Edition' (March 20 - May 23, 2004).
Since we were responsible for all the graphic design in the first exhibition (see WATW / Catalog and WATW / Other printed matter), we were also asked to design some small items for the second version.
Shown below is the invi...
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SMCS / Bulletin 1
Stedelijk Museum CS
Stedelijk Museum Bulletin 1
Note: this entry is part of a larger group of texts about the SMCS assignment. To read the full story about this project, start at SMCS / Introduction, and click through all the successive pages from there.
On another note – we wrote the texts below quite a while ago. We just reread them, and noticed some of them seem a bit outdated, and might need to be rewritten. Some of the used images need some reworking as well. We'll do this in the near future.
The redesign of the bimonthly Stedel...
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3 Telephone Cards
Dutch Meteorological Institute
Dutch Telecom Group
We were asked by the Dutch Telecommunication Group (KPN) to design a series of three telephone cards celebrating the 150th anniversary of KNMI (Dutch Meteorological Institute). There were already three Dutch poets selected by the KPN; each poet had to write one line of poetry. Our task was to come up with three designs, employing these lines.
The moment you put an image next to a sentence, the sentence becomes a caption, and we didn't want that; we really wanted to put the sentence itsel...
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104 / Le Cent Quatre 1
104 / Le Cent Quatre
Part 1
In the beginning of 2007, we were invited by a group of French curators to visit them in Paris. We met them in a very large construction pit, an enormous empty hall, measuring almost 36.000 square meters. This hall was to become the location of 104 (Le Cent Quatre), a new French cultural institute that would open its doors in October 2008. Situated in the 19th arrondissement, 104 is a very ambitious project, housing several exhibition spaces, theatre halls, concert venues, stores, and apartments for artist...
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