There will be an exhibition of Marjolein Dallinga’s artistic works from September 21 to October 28, 2018 at Salon Laurette 1850 Center Street in Montreal H3K 1J2
opening on September 21st at 5 pm
Felt Marjolein Dallinga
and watercolors Anne-Laure Bixquert
You are welcome
The Artist
Marjolein Dallinga = opening on September 21st
TWIST is an annual rendezvous, a foray into the world of textile fiber, for the general public, amateurs, fiber producers, fiber breeders, processors, artists, artisans , the professionals and the curious.
TWIST is 5 days (5 days of workshops, 3 days of festivities open to the general public), about 50 workshops, more than 140 exhibitors, a gourmet fair, free activities for children, textile demonstrations and Moreover.
Complete workshop. No more places available
TWIST, Fiber Festival, the workshop given by Marjolein posted complete and was a success!
Here is reproduced in its integrality, the chronicle announced a few days ago on the visit of the show “La Fabrique culturelle .tv” by Tele-Quebec on the premises of Studio 42, the magical place where Marjolein Dallinga draws inspiration from the rejuvenating nature of the Laurentian region in Quebec.
Nature that she appreciates above all else, it is also the place where she will henceforth give workshops devoted to her Art in a paradisiac framework favoring the creation and the expression of the natural talents just waiting to emerge in a place as beautiful!
Bloomfelt, Phantasmagorical felt of Marjolein Dallinga La Fabrique culturelle .tv” by Tele-Quebec to see the article and the video on the original site, click on the picture!
They have given me some wonderful pages, Here is the information :
Bloomfelt in : Dimensional Cloth: Sculpture by Contemporary Textile Artists (Anglais) Relié – 17 juin 2018 de Andra F. Stanton (Auteur), Josephine Stealey (Préface)
Dimensional Cloth: Sculpture by Contemporary Textile Artists Andra F. Stanton , Foreword by Josephine Stealey Available June 2018 $50.00
Sculpture is no longer limited to materials like stone or metal. Sculpting in fabric is shown in ingenious detail here, with more than 350 lavish photographs of 3-D cloth configurations along with insightful profiles of the 78 artists who created them. The images and text capture the currents that are powering these works, like the do-it-yourself (DIY) movement established in the 1990s and the current revival of the revolutionary sculptural cloth of the 1960s. Works are approached through five themes: investigating nature, capturing the ephemeral, playing with space, telling a story, and “Take Heed.” In her foreword, renowned fiber art expert Josephine Stealey helps us put this art form in context, from its origins in 1880 England’s arts and craft movement to today. This is essential reading and inspiration for collectors, students, home artists, and anyone who appreciates innovative artwork. Size: 8 1/2″ x 11″ | 358 color images | 256 pp ISBN13: 9780764355363 | Binding: hard cover
Bloomfelt’s costumes for Eugène Ionesco’s play “Les chaises”: Photo Olivier Jean, La Presse
“A classic absurd theater that dates back to 1952, is taken up by two monuments of the Quebec scene on the stage of the Théâtre du Nouveau Monde: Gilles Renaud, 73, will play the Old Man. And Monique Miller, 84, will play the Old Woman. The challenge of this text is up to the talent of the two performers, directed by the director Frédéric Dubois. “
Initially located at the Gesù (1951–1958), it subsequently moved to the Orpheum, then after 1966 it transferred to the salle Port-Royal at Place des Arts and remained there until 1972.
In 1972, the TNM bought the building where the Gayety Theatre and later the Théâtre de la Comédie-Canadienne once performed. The building was renovated in 1997 by Montreal architect Dan Hanganu”
Costume Creation: Bloomfelt; Marjolein Dallinga for World of Wearable Art – New Zealand
Bloomfelt, Logo WOW where Marjolein has presented several works
The World of WearableArt™ (WOW) Awards Show is New Zealand’s largest sell-out performance show. In a two-hour spectacular of breath-taking choreography, theatre and music, art is taken off the wall and onto the human form as WearableArt. The high energy show needs no narration, no explanation and has no language barriers.
Guest judge Mark D’Arcy, a New York-based creative arts and media expert, said the WOW Awards Show
“makes Lady Gaga look like a librarian and has more originality and creativity per minute than any other show i’ve ever seen.”
Le Cirque du Soleil
Bloomfelt, Logo of Cirque du Soleil for whom Marjolein created several unique original worksBloomfelt’s costumes for Eugène Ionesco’s play “Les chaises”: Photo Olivier Jean, La Presse
World famous Cirque du Soleil is a Canadian entertainment company specializing in contemporary circus. Its head office is in Montreal, Quebec; The company is distinguished by a different artistic vision of traditional circus, including the absence of animals, a great importance given to acting, and based primarily on acrobatics exhibitions.
Cirque du Soleil has earned a solid international reputation for the excellence of its breathtaking shows and the originality of its sets, lighting and costumes.
very happy with my new studio
