DSGNRMRKT Pop-Up-Parcours

DSGNRMRKT Pop-Up-Parcours 
13 - 21 May in Hasselt (Belguim)






Designers: Les Deux de Cock, Elsewerk, Swantje Langeheine, Lore Langendries, Black Balloon, Made by Chickies, I Love Deer, Titi + The German Kid, Maureen De Clercq, Bravoure, Afsart, studioRUIG and Jojo.
Locations: La Bottega, MMH (Fashion museum Hasselt), Boon, Z33, Clinic, Paplou, Alley, Donum and Stijn Helsen.


Lore Langendries and Swantje Langeheine are also taking part at FASHIONCLASH Maastricht 2011.
Elsewerk, Irene Heldens and Swantje Langeheine are also availible in FASHIONCLASH STORE.


for more info: http://www.dsgnrmrkt.com

Lore Langendries

Swantje Langeheine
FCM 2011
photo Peter Stigter

Bravoure
photo Joost van der Neut

'My Way' by Daniel von Weinberger

NEW EXHIBITION 'MY WAY' BY DANIEL VON WEINBERGER AS OF APRIL 15 
in Modemuseum Hasselt


15 april - 05 june 2011

After the exhibition "Plastic c'est Chic ' at Grand-Hornu designer Daniël von Weinberger shows his latest creations at the Fashion Museum Hasselt, under the title 'My Way' as of April 15.  'My Way' as the song by crooner Frank Sinatra, but in the version of Sid Vicious from the Sex Pistols. The central hall of the museum will be transformed into a post-punk scene.


Daniel Von Weinberger (Antwerp, 1950) studied jewellery, fashion and 
theatre design at the Royal Academy of Art in Antwerpen and Precious
Metal Worker from 1965 until 1973.

After that he learned enameling at the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem,
followed by a year in sculpture in Antwerp. He participated in more that
70 collective exhibitions in Belgium and abroad, displaying jewellery,
paintings, sculptures, Mail Art, Box Art and videos. Since 1974 he had
about 30 individual exhibitions. He has the reputation of being the most
extravagant of the modern jewel designers — MMH














You can also still visit 'The future that never was' 

http://www.modemuseumhasselt.be

The Future That Never Was

Alter Nature: The Future That Never Was

From the 29th of January 2011 until the 5th of June 2011 the Fashion Museum of Hasselt (MMH) shows visions of the future from the past, and the possible future of tomorrow.
Besides the big names and fashion classics, there is also work by young talents like Alexandra Verscheuren, Wieteke Opmeer, Lisa Shahno and Marloes ten Bhömer.

FASHIONCLASH attended the successful opening and recommend it to anyone visiting this inspiring exhibition. Special compliments to Lien Wauters who is responsible for the scenography.

For more information: http://www.modemuseumhasselt.be

Marloes ten Bhömer

Lisa Shahno

Participants :
Victoria & Albert Museum London(Paco Rabanne, Pierre Cardin, Edward Mann)(UK), Museo del Traje (Paco Rabanne) (ES), Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (Gijs Bakker, Emanuel Ungaro, Paco Rabanne,...) (NL), Modemuseum Hasselt (André Courreges, Mary Quant, Paco Rabanne, Pierre Cardin, Rudi Gernreich,...)(BE), Lisa Shahno (DE), Suzi Webster (CA), Alexandra Verschueren (BE), Anke Loh (BE), LucyandBart (NL), Wieteke Opmeer(NL), Anita Evenepoel (BE), Anna Heylen (BE), NatureVSFuture (US), BioCouture -Suzanne Lee (UK), Olivia Ong (US), Atalanta Weller (UK), Knowear (US), Marloes ten Bhömer (UK), BioJewellery (UK), Christopher Raeburn (UK), Katharine Hamnett (UK), Lanvin (FR), Thierry Mugler (FR), ...

Curator and concept: Kenneth Ramaekers
Assistant Curator: Eve Demoen
Research: Lise Braekers and Romy Cockx
Scenography: Lien Wauters

Devout/Divine - Fashion vs Religion at the Fashion Museum of Hasselt (MHM)

FASHIONCLASH is glad to mention that close to Maastricht there is a very fine fashion museum, the Fashion Museum of Hasselt (MHM)!

If you are having some spare time or if you want to do some cultural activities during the holidays than we have a tip for you: The exhibition "Devout/Divine - Fashion vs. Religion" is open until the 9th of January 2011. 


Here's a blog post by BRANKOPOPOVICBLOG: http://brankopopovic.blogspot.com/2010/12/devoutdivine-fashion-vs-religion-at-mmh.html

From the 26th of June 2010 until the 9th of January the Fashion Museum of Hasselt (MMH) is under the spell of religion with the exhibition Devout/Divine - Fashion vs. Religion. This expo doesn't show a traditional overview of historical religious garments and textile, but focuses on the relationship between contemporary fashion and religion. More specifically, the integration and translation of religious symbolism from the five major world religions in designs of the past decennia will be emphasized.
Original interpretations of burqa's, a praying carpet transformed into a handbag, habits remodelled as catwalk ensembles and Haute Couture nuns are just a few examples.

Devout/Divine - Fashion vs. Religion is a compilation of creations of national and international designers. The expo examines how religion is integrated in their work. Should this adaptation be considered as an expression of a religious view, a testimony of a civil or social framework, a ritual statement, or is it pure aesthetic?

Participants: Rick Owens, Walter Van Beirendonck, M F Girbaud, Mada Van Gaans, Bernhard Willhelm, JP Gaultier, John Richmond, A.F. Vandevorst, Giambattista Valli, Raf Simons, John Galliano, Christian Lacroix, Todd Lynn, Manish Arora, Sabijn Peters and many others.
Coordinator: Kenneth Ramaekers /Research: Eve Demoen / Scenography: Michaël Verheyden / Grafical design: Geoffrey Brusatto /In cooperation with the institution of integration Hasselt.


Here's also a blog link (post by BRANKOPOPOVICBLOG) about one of their succesful exhibition " UltraMegaLore - Hanelore Knuts": http://brankopopovic.blogspot.com/2010/04/ultra-mega-lore-hanelore-knuts.html


UltraMegaLore poster was recently awarded with the audience award for the Power of Print 2010, the competition in Belguim for promotional posters and flyers in the cultural sector. 

for more information: http://www.modemuseumhasselt.be

Jean-Paul Gaultier

Raf Simons

Maybe you remember these images by Peter Stigter that where exhibited duting FASHIONCLASH Maastricht 2010 last summer in the Timmerfabriek.  http://www.peterstigteraandemuur.nl

picture by Peter Stigter
for  the foundation Peter Stigter aan de Muur
http://www.peterstigteraandemuur.nl/

Peter Stigter aan de Muur