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Platinum print 40x50 by Jean-Luc Piété. Paris
"MENTAL LANDSCAPES” / “MENTALE LANDSCHAPPEN”
Drawing by Lisanne Sloots Photograph by Jérôme Schlomoff
For the weekend of Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th of January 2018
Jérôme Schlomoff has invited Lisanne Sloots for a special joint exhibition.
Location:
Label Impatience - Het Atelier Jérôme Schlomoff - Amsterdam
Lijnbaansgracht 66, 1015 GV, Amsterdam
Opening hours:
Saturday 27th January: 14:00 - 19:00 / Sunday 28th January: 14:00 – 17:00
Telephone: 020-23 30 314 // 06 38 46 73 94
“Mental landscapes”, Lisanne Sloots.
These landscapes were inspired by the material – charcoal on paper – and by my wish to draw more freely as I explored themes like skin, home, and heart. Here and there, the charcoal is combined with water and used as pigment; at other times, it serves as a tone, or drawing material.
All at once, surprisingly new things started happening on the paper, and I reacted to those, too. Drawings from life, flowing from my hand onto the paper. Moments, moods, thoughts took shape. Organic, powerful, vulnerable!
These drawings, together with my research into the different types of charcoal produced by different trees, and my artistic use of it, are presented here. My fascination for black and white, material, and trees, come together in this project.
“Mental Landscapes”, Jérôme Schlomoff.
I particularly like the “acheiropoietos” images. These images not created by humans. Here, mold on a wall. There, a stain of moisture on curtain, and each time a mental universe opens to our eyes creating landscapes, like so many forests, seaside, snowy mountains... It is a question of observation and interpretation of the world around us, and I like to capture these ghostly landscapes…
“Mentale Landschappen”, Lisanne Sloots.
Deze landschappen ontstonden vanuit het materiaal: houtskool op papier en de wens om vrijer te tekenen vanuit thema's als huid, huis en hart. Dan weer wordt het houtskool als pigment gebruikt opgelost in water, dan weer als toon of als tekenmateriaal, scherp en/of zacht.
Soms gebeurde er totaal verassende nieuwe dingen op het papier en reageerde ik daar weer op. Tekeningen die vanuit mij, vanuit het leven zo het papier op vloeien. Momenten, stemmingen, gedachten kregen vorm. Organisch, krachtig en kwetsbaar!
Deze tekeningen samen met het onderzoek naar de diverse soorten houtskool en het gebruik daarvan in het tekenen laat ik zien. Mijn fascinatie voor het zwart-wit, het materiaal en de bomen gecombineerd in dit project.
MORE INFORMATION Lisanne Sloots www.lisanne-sloots.nl
Jérôme Schlomoff has invited Herwolt van Doornen for a special joint exhibition under the title
"The Angels Series”
Herwolt is active as a graphic artist and designer in Amsterdam since 1977. Through the years he has done many studies in black and white. In this case it's about his so called "Angels" he put out since 2008. Starting with sensitive lines in ink, moving to sharp cuttings in black and white paper, a special series of graphics has grown, from which a selection will be on display at Atelier Schlomoff coming mid December weekend.
Jérôme himself has, since 1993, challenged the tradition of portrait photography by aiming at portraying "Angels". The choice of the models, the quality of the light and the composition of the image together play significant roles for the intensity of the photographs produced.
Herwolt, who graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy as a graphic designer has since contributed to, among others:
The New Yorker Magazine, the VPRO TV guide, Het Parool Newspaper, Vrij Nederland Magazine, Furore Magazine and De Poezenkrant.
Location:
Label Impatience - Het Atelier Jérôme Schlomoff - Amsterdam
Lijnbaansgracht 66
Amsterdam Centrum
Opening hours:
Saturday 16 December: 17:00 - 20:00
Sunday 17 December: 14:00 – 17:00
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT HERWOLT
Herwolt van Doornen's website: herwolt.com
Check the portfolio: herwolt.wordpress.com
LA FERME (work in progress October 2017) from JEROME SCHLOMOFF on Vimeo.
LA FERME (work in progress October 2017)
« A pinhole room somewhere in Morocco »
WARNING
This film is a work in progress for a film project about the "pinhole projections", with the choreographer Taoufiq Izeddiou.
"Special thanks to Jean-Noël Schoeffer, Olivier Marty & Karl Fournier, of Studio KO, who have opened the doors of their farm." And Lalla Fatima Ezzahra Nadifi who was kind enough to sing
OPEN ATELIER / YOU ARE WELCOME
SEPTEMBER 23 & 24
14:00 / 19:00
LABEL IMPATIENCE HET ATELIER JEROME SCHLOMOFF AMSTERDAM
LIJNBAANSGRACHT 66 hs - 1015GV - AMSTERDAM
"Stubborn Cactus" Delphine Bedel.
You are cordially invited to this Open Studio during Unseen Photo Fair. Delphine Bedel will present two recent projects: 'Stubborn Cactus' and 'Live Archive' in the studio of Jérôme Schlomoff, in the Jordan in Amsterdam. And Jérome will present 'Sténopé architecture: Le Cabanon & l’Atelier Le Corbusier, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin'. For this exhibition, the two artists will enter in conversation around their photographic practices. With their work, they question the role of photography in relation to cultural heritage, plant collections, and the architecture of memory.
"Le cabanon de Le Corbusier" Jérôme Schlomoff.
Delphine Bedel is an artist, researcher and publisher, who's work is exhibited internationally. She founded the publishing house Meta/Books. Her cutting-edge publications received critical acclaim. Jérôme Schlomoff is an artist who works with photography and film. Building his own DIY 35 mm pinhole cameras, he films various architecture around the world. For the last 6 years, he collaborated with Maison Chanel on the legend and legacy of Coco Chanel.
Stubborn Cactus started in 2013. For one year, Delphine documented the former Botanical Garden of the VU University in Amsterdam, that is threaten with closure. This academic garden is only one hectare but it hosts a unique collection of 10.000 plants and the largest collection of cactuses and succulent plants in the Netherlands, as well as centuries old bonsais. The tile 'Stubborn Cactus' was inspired by some of cactus quietly growing in every interstice of the glass house for the last 50 years. Playing with both codes of photography and plant preservation, Delphine purposefully uses all the technical flows of digital and analog medias. She transforms her vernacular colour snapshots into black and white, flat pressed plant specimens on metal, to be stored indefinitely as a record of the flora, a statement on the versatile future of the garden and its collection. This photographic series was presented at the Biennale of Photography in Mulhouse in 2016 and was published as a limited edition by Knust/Extrapool.
Jérôme Schlomoff will present the photographic series 'Sténopé d’Architecture: Le Cabanon & l’Atelier Le Corbusier–Roquebrune Cap-Martin'. This little corner of paradise in the south of France was the summer house buils by Le Corbusier for his wife. The garden and the poetic construction reflects the intimate emotion of the nature of this simple architecture, set back from the world that plays hide and seek with our eyes.
"Le cabanon de Le Corbusier" Jérôme Schlomoff.
Delphine Bedel will also present 'Live Archive', a collaboration with the designer Noémie Vidé. The series of paperback books is based on Delphine's personal archive as artist, curator and publisher. It's the first presentation of this long-term project.
The exhibition will be on view for one weekend during Unseen.
Delphine, Jérôme and Noémie will be present.
more information about Delphine Bedel : http://www.delphinebedel.com/delphine-bedel/home