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Dear visitor,
It is my pleasure to invite you to the opening of my exhibition
• • HAPPY TO BE HERE • •
at Galerie Ra.
The opening will take place on 24 June 2017 from 4-6pm in the Nes 120, Amsterdam.
Attached you can find the Newsletter in English and in Dutch for more information.
It would be lovely to see you there!
Warmly,
Réka
Self portrait – zinc, gold leaf, African blackwood, wire
Klick to see the invitation in Dutch
Klick to see the invitation in English
Neck pieces Happy to be here I. and II. –
zinc, gold leaf, glass beads, Chinese bead rope, silk, aluminium, silver
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Welcome dear visitor,
Due to health issues it has been a while since my last update. I am back now! And with good news :)
I will be showing new work at two locations during SCHMUCK jewellery week in Munich by the title:
**Happy to be here**
I. With artist collective BLANCO.
With pride and joy would I like to invite you to the the OPENING held on March 8. at 4pm. I will be present at the opening, it would be fantastic to see you there!
Address: Pestalozzystrasse 14, Munich, Galerie Benjamin Eck.
The exhibition will be up until March 11, and will be open from 11am-5:30pm.
I will show along nine other international artists:
Marion Blume
Christine Bukkehave
Aaron Patrick Decker
Réka Fekete
Marit van Heumen
Anke Huyben
Jen Reich
Christie Schellings
Sangji Yun
Babs Zwanink
II. At Frame represented by Galerie Ra. Also pieces from **HAPPY TO BE HERE** but other than at BLANCO.
The Fair will be running from March 8 till March 14.
Opening hours of the fair: 9:30am-6pm.
Address: Willy Brandt Allee 1., Messegelaende 81829. HALL B1
••HAPPY TO BE HERE••
Happy to be here is a group of works that
celebrates existence in its essence, but
also the choices made so far, and the
things that happened to us, whether they
be good or bad.
For more information please visit the website of the fair:
http://klimt02.net/events/fair
For the complete program around SCHMUCK jewellery week please visit this page:
http://klimt02.net/docs/schmuc
or the Current Obsession page:
http://www.current-obsession.c
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*8 November 2015- 3 January 2016 : Ram Foundation, Rotterdam, NL
If you happen to be in Rotterdam today then come by at Ram Foundation. I am showing new pieces – ‘Selfportret #1, #2 and #3’ -among other artists at the Group Exhibition ‘Born of Concentration’.
The opening is at 5pm in the Van Vollenhovenstraat 14.
Hope to meet you there!
Invitation card: kaart-2015-10.jpeg
“Van 8 november 2015 t/m 3 januari 2016 toont ramfoundation ” Born of Concentration” , een tentoonstelling die een pleidooi wil zij voor concentratie en waarneming. Te zien zijn installaties, foto’s, beelden, tekeningen en video’s van oa Célio Braga, Otto Egberts, Rolf Engelen, Réka Fekete (HUN), Nan Groot Antink, Richard Hutten, Jean Mauboules (FRA), Wouter Sibum, Veerle Thoben, JCJ Vanderheyden, Gerard Verdijk, Carin Weve en Marjet Zwaans.” |
“From 8 November 2015 till 3 January 2016 ramfoundation stages “Born of Concentration” , an exhibition enducing concentration and perception. On show: photographs, sculptures, drawings, videos and installations.” |
Selfportret #1 – book cover, steel pins Selfportret #2 – zinc, iron wire, yarn
Selfportret #3 – steel, wood, papertape, silver, aluminum
Artist Statement: Selfportret #1, #2 and #3
Taking it apart, assembling it back together. Three shapes in different materials, different assemblages, various ways of attachment. Balancing, folding themselves in different angles, loose ends, temporary connections. They resemble how I change due to circumstances, how I connect and adapt. Balancing, redefining myself. My deepest self remains the same, just as the building stones of these pieces. But I harden and soften, break and mend. Balance is a perpetual movement. Searching for it is a continuous fine tuning of the self.
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New pieces at Galerie Ra:
ear pieces and brooches – steel, silver, aluminium, paint, steel pin
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*11 October – 15 November 2015 – at Galerie Hoogenbosch, Gorredijk, NL
I will show new pieces at the beautiful Galerie Hoogenbosch in Gorredijk. The opening is at 3pm together with painter Barteld.
Locomotion II. – Neck piece / steel, silver, aluminum, paper rope, sealing-wax
Link to Gallerie Hoogenbosch: http://www.galeriehoogenbosch.nl/?mid=SIERADEN&artistid=66
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*1-5 June 2015 at Kunst RAI, represented by Galerie Ra. RAI, Amsterdam, NL
braclet – steel, paint
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*25 April – 13 June 2015 – ‘Transition’ at Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, NL
Locomotion I. – Neck piece / steel, silver, aluminum, paper rope, sealing-wax
Link to the invitation: Ra_Nieuwsbrief_33E(1)
work in progress
Brooches / steel, silver, aluminum, (textile, paint)
New Routes – Neck piece / steel, silver, aluminum, cotton tape, sealing-wax
Harbor works – Wall piece, collage
zinc, linen book covers, steel, (found)wood, paint, iron wire, screws, steel pins (100cm x 100cm x 5cm)
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*October 2014 – Material Affair – CAVE GALLERY, 1600 Clay St. Detroit
Curated by Adam Shirley
at Russel Industrial Center, Detroit, MI, USA
Anders Ruhwald
Ben Warner
James Viste
Brian Nelson
Iris Eichenberg
Walter Fruge
Scott Berels
Steve Kuypers
Steve Mcshane
Todd Erickson
Adam Shirley
Réka Fekete
Graem Whyte
showing work
my work – object studies
overview
work in progress
the basket
the table
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*’Holland Japonism’, travelling group exhibition initiated and organized by O-jewel Gallery in Tokyo, Japan:
.. 1-27 October 2014 at Karuizawa New Art Museum, Karuizawa, JP
.. 16 August – 12 September at Sapporo International Art Festival
links:
*http://www.o-jewel.com/projects/holland-japonism-in-sapporo/
*http://www.sapporo-internationalartfestival.jp/en//
.. 14-28 March 2014 at K&K/ O-jewel, Tokyo, JP
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*4-9 June 2014 at KunstRAI 2014, represented by Galerie Ra, RAI, Amsterdam, NL
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* 9-12 May 2014 at Collect 2014, represented by Galerie Ra, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
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My work is featured in the article by Caragh McKay! In Wallpaper Magazine on the selected works that were presented at Schmuck 2014, International Skilled Trades Fair, Munich, Germany, curated by Jorunn Veiteberg.
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*’Holland Japonism’, travelling group exhibition initiated and organized by O-jewel Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Participating with two brooches Letter to Japan I. and II.
materials: Indian ink drawings on Mino-washi paper, zinc, wood, laminate, starch, lacquer, silver, 2014
and four Indian ink drawings on Ganpi paper
materials: Ganpi paper, Indian ink, 2014
events and locations:
6-9 March 2014 at Art Fair Tokyo 2014
14-28 March 2014 at K&K/ O-jewel
1-27 October 2014 at Karuizawa New Art Museum, Karuizawa, JP
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*12-18 March 2014 – ‘Frame’ represented by Galerie Ra during ‘Schmuck’ International Skilled Trades Fair, Munich, D
(above left) stand of Galerie Ra at Frame, Schmuck 2014
(above right)
‘Fish in the see
River running free’ – pendant, 2014
materials: pendant: steel, Japanese paper ‘batik’ Indian ink, spray paint, silver
wooden panel: old traffic sings, Japanese paper ‘batik’, Indian ink, acrylic ink, starch
‘Dragonfly out in the sun
Butterflies all havin’ fun’ – pendant, 2014
materials: pendant: steel, wood, laminate, paint, spray paint, silver
wooden panel: old traffic signs, Japenese paper ‘batik’, Indian ink, acrylic ink, starch
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* 12-18 March 2014 – ‘Schmuck’ International Skilled Trades Fair, Munich, D
Represented by Schmuck
My work is featured in the article by Caragh McKay! In Wallpaper Magazine on the selected works that were presented last week at Schmuck, curated by Jorunn Veiteberg.
Selected pieces for Schmuck 2014:
“Birds flying high” (Nina Simone – Feeling good), pendant, 2013
materials: steel, wood, aluminium, paper rope, paint, silver
Balance II., pendant, 2013
materials: steel, wood, laminate, leather, aluminium, silver
Companions I., ring, 2013
materials: steel, paint, lacquer
“Sun in the sky” (Nina Simone – Feeling good), brooch, 2013
materials: steel, laminate, aluminium, silver, paint, lacquer
Dance on a wire, pendant, 2013
materials: steel, African blackwood, wood, paint, silver, leather, paint, lacquer
“New dawn, new day, new life” (Nina Simone – Feeling good), pendant, 2013
materials: steel, wood, aluminium, leather, silver, paint, lacquer
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* 7 February 2014 – 2B Galéria, Budapest, H
Exhibition with 3 generations of my family:
Béla Nagy Fekete, Éva Barta
László Fekete, János Fekete
Zoltán Fekete, Réka Fekete
Klick here to Read the Interview on Artportal.hu (unfortunately only in Hungarian)
Remnants – wallpiece, 2013
materials: zinc, found wood, wooden machine part, bookcover, iron wire, silver Photograph by Kriszta Klebercz
The House I. II. III. – brooches, 2014 and Giant confetti – brooch
‘Materials: steel, lacquer, aluminum
Materials: laminate, silver, glue, pin
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30 November – 2 December: Group show ‘There will be blood’ a project by La Basílica Galería at The Craftroom (fair organized by Artesania Catalunya) at DHUB, Museum of Design, Barcelona, SP
My brooch ‘Snow White’ will be presented.
materials: steel, laminate, silver, aluminum
To the website of La Basílica Galería
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28 November 2013 – 6 January 2014: Group show ‘There will be blood’ a project by La Basílica Galería, Barcelona, SP
To the website of La Basílica Galería
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22 November 2013 – CODA Café, presentation of the neckpiece ‘Langgewagt’ for the supporters of the museum
This piece and 26 related brooches were inspired by the squat in Amsterdam in which I am living and working since 2010. The neckpiece is commisioned by CODA Museum as part of the series ‘Sieraden met een verhaal’ (Jewels with a story) at CODA Museum, Apeldoorn, NL
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26 oktober 2013, om 15:00 – Sieraden met een verhaal, CODA Museum te Apeldoorn
Op 26 oktober om 3 uur presenteer ik de collier ‘Langgewagt’ en de daarvan afgeleidde 26 broches. De presentatie is in het Nederlands en gaat plaatsvinden in het auditorium van het CODA Museum te Apeldoorn.
http://www.coda-apeldoorn.nl/collecties/coda-museum/sieraden-met-een-verhaal/
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PUBLISHED NOW!
Interview on AJF website by Susan Cummins about the exhibition ‘Balance’ at Galerie Ra, Amsterdam (klick on this text to go on the AJF website)Réka Fekete: Balance
Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Galerie Ra opened in 1976 in Amsterdam and is one of the oldest galleries showing contemporary jewelry in the world. Owner Paul Derrez is a knowledgeable dealer and a jeweler himself, so when he chooses a young jeweler such as Réka Fekete for a solo show, you have to pay attention.
Susan Cummins: Réka Fekete, you are Hungarian by birth, and I understand that you moved to Amsterdam in 2004 when you were 22 years old. Do you think you brought something particularly Hungarian to your studies at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy?
Réka Fekete: I think it is rather my family and the environment my parents created in Hungary that most influenced my way of experiencing everything as being either fascinating, beautiful, ugly, or something else. My grandfather was a painter while my grandmother worked as a goldsmith and as a ceramicist. They had a huge studio in the basement of the house where I grew up where they worked with several other artists. The house was built in the 1930s in the Bauhaus style, and their work hung on our walls. These aspects were not particularly Hungarian, but they are what remain most present for me. I am certain that the impact of this environment left me with impressions and aesthetics I carry with me wherever I go.
After you graduated, you were the assistant to Beppe Kessler and then Iris Eichenberg. What does the role of an assistant teach you that you don’t learn in school?
Réka Fekete: Iris Eichenberg was my mentor for the first year of my jewelry studies at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in 2006. Her teaching approach and her confidence in me had a huge effect on the discoveries I made. She gave me the feeling of possibilities and the freedom to explore. This freedom led me to use zinc for the first time, and my fascination for architecture began to appear in my work. I started to present the deterioration of buildings as a form of beauty. For me, it was very important to see how Iris touches all the subjects and materials she works with, how close she is to them, and how much her heart is in her work.
I had already interned for Beppe Kessler during my studies. Apart from jewelry, I also make objects, usually objects that hang on the wall. Beppe also works in two different disciplines, so for me it was very inspiring to see how she divides her attention and time between painting and jewelry. Beppe often uses materials as a starting point by building up her materials and then reducing them by carving. It is a very specific and fascinating way of working for me because it is different from how I approach material. She also taught me to experience mistakes and accidents as new opportunities and to be more easygoing when something turns out differently than expected.
I think it was extremely useful and also joyful to see how established artists schedule their days outside of all the time devoted to making. The administrative tasks, such as keeping track of the jewelry going to exhibitions, deciding which ones form coherent groups, and also how to display them, are all part of being an artist. While assisting Iris and Beppe, I saw different ways of doing things and how to deal with this life. The opportunity to experience different artists’ way of life gives a student a glimpse of how they could develop the different paths available to them.
I noticed on your resume that you helped organize the work of Onno Boekhoudt at the CODA museum. What did you learn about him through handling his work? Was there anything you found useful for your own work?
Réka Fekete: Yes, I helped to organize Onno Boekhoudtʼs legacy, which was basically everything from his practice. It was all left to the museum. I catalogued many of his pieces and looked through a lot of his notes and books. It felt as if I was one of his last students. I later realized that the most important thing about this permanent collection is that it will be available for many more people, so in a way, they will all be his last students, too.
For me, Onno Boekhoudt’s work had a peaceful atmosphere about it, probably because of his free approach and his ability to convey a feeling of spaciousness. There were endless experiments, which only exemplified the beauty that lies in trying things out. They could be the work itself. How pretty imperfections become when the piece is obviously made with care. Often, the focus was not on the perfection but on the underlying feeling and idea. His joy for the work, his curiosity for details, and their influence on the whole was impressive.
For two months I worked at the museum, and I am grateful to have seen his work and had my hands on it. Each morning and each evening, I spent the 1-hour commute drawing. I did not have time to make three-dimensional work while I was interning, but once I had the time to make work again, the outpour was enormous. All the input and sensations from Onno’s work had piled up inside me, and drawing was no longer enough. I was already drawn to geometrical shapes, but my attraction grew stronger, especially for imperfect rectangular shapes. I think that I returned to etched zinc because of my exposure to Onno Boekhoudtʼs use of lead. The color similarities of the two metals led me to find the main material for my graduation work.
Why is your show called Balance?
Réka Fekete: As well as in my previous series, I am experimenting with movement within these pieces. Movement stands for personality, for the ever-changing quality of life, and for the freedom in it. The way I connect the elements gets special attention this time. The connection itself becomes so prominent that it appears to be the main element. Other times, the elements fit into each other and are hammered together so an extra connecting element is no longer needed. Within the construction of each piece there is a lot of mobility and different ways of wearing it. This mobility also expresses how I am in my life. At any moment I might change my mind and take a new path in order to maintain my balance, which I think is one of the most fundamental aspects of life. No matter how much you reduce and consolidate as long as the components of each side remain in balance you will be fine. I see the act of preserving this balance as an exchange. It is simply the way we live and just like the different kinds of relationships that exist between people.
How does this new work differ from the work you were doing last year?
Réka Fekete: I am drawing a lot, and I felt the need to integrate it into my three-dimensional work. While putting the pieces together, I felt like I was drawing. There are black lines of steel connecting colored surfaces of wood or laminate. White wooden parts get blackened little by little as the steel rubs up against it. It ends up looking like charcoal on paper.
For my installation at Galerie Ra, I added some drawings on the wall as well. I wanted the wall to be more than an object upon which the pieces are presented. Acting like a huge piece of paper, the wall becomes part of the work, connecting the pieces and bridging the surfaces and the jewelry. In this series of work, I began to paint on the wood with my fingers instead of spraying each piece with one color. This process allowed me to discover a very liberating way of interacting with my materials. I think I was able to bring similar effects to the wall of the gallery. Overall, this new body of work has evolved graphically, especially within the shadows where the linearity of the steel is constantly reflected.
Thank you.
Réka Fekete: My pleasure. Thank you!
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*25 May – 10 July at Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, NL
pendant Balance I., pendant
steel, wood, paint, silver, paper rope steel African blackwood, laminate, leather, silver
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* part of ‘suspended in pink’ touring exhibition:
07-28 January at The Atrium – The School of Jewellery, Birmingham, UK
07-11 March at Gabi Green Studio (as part of Schmuck 13), Munich, Germany
11 August – 08 September at Heidi Lowe Gallery, Rehoboth Beach, DE, U.S.A.
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* 10-13 May at Collect 2013, Represented by Galerie Ra, Saatchy Gallery, London, UK
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* 1 March – 14 April FERROUS, collaborative exhibition by Velvet da Vinci & crafthaus
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* 27 February – 3 March at ‘BIJOUX! 2013’ at the Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, FL, U.S.A.
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*9 January – 17 February, part of the exhibition ‘Monochrome Noir’ at Velvet da Vinci Gallery, San Fransisco, CA, U.S.A.
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My work in JEWEL BOOK 12|13, published by Stichting Kunstboek!
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12 July – 30 September 2012 Flourish – 16 years at Salts Mill
Exhibiton at Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery
The opening is on Thursday 12 July 2012 from 6-9pm.
Address:
Kath Libbert Jewellery Gallery
2nd Floor, Salts Mill
Saltaire
BD18 3LA,
UK
TEL/FAX: 0044 (0)1274 599790
www.kathlibbertjewellery.co.uk
Open Daily 10 – 5.30 Mon – Fri and 10 – 6 Weekends
New pieces shown at Kath Libbert:
klick on the image to enlarge
klick here to view the animation: brooch -Urban garden KW63- on the move
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8 June 2012 Meet the Artist – presentation at Gallery Louise Smit at 6pm.
The Galerie Louise Smit is inviting you to the second edition of
MEET THE ARTIST
event, presenting one of our young and promising artists
Réka Fekete
Please join us for a nice and strictly informal Friday evening with home-made cake,
tea and live music on the 8th of June at 6 pm.
The artist will give a presentation at 6.30pm.
We look forward to seeing you
Monika Zampa
Photo’s by Sal Jua Bosman
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10-14 May 2012 Collect – The International Art Fair for Contemporary Objects
Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
On Sunday 12 May I will conduct a talk based on my current body of work.
Represented by Galerie Louise Smit
King of the poor, brooch
zinc, wood, paint, silver, iron wire
2012
Window, necklace
(found)wood, sash cord, steel pins, hook
2012
Behind the door, brooch (front and backside)
wood, enamelled steel, zinc, paint, silver
2012
Yellow Submarine, Wall piece (front and backside)
zinc, (found)wood, found objects, paint, iron wire, silver
Size: H 50cm – W 77cm – D 3cm, 1.3kg
2012
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14-20 March 2012 Talente during Schmuck – International Skilled Trades Fair,
Münich, D
Represented by Talente
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09-12 February 2012 Object Rotterdam, NL
Represented by Galerie Louise Smit
Citywalk, Necklace
wood, zinc, leather, paint, silver
Size: W 18cm- H 62cm
2012
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#137, brooch
wood, enamelled steel, paint, zinc, silver
Size: W 4,5cm – H 11,8cm – D 3cm
2012
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#103-107, brooch
wood, enamlled steel, found object, paint, zinc, silver
Size: W 9cm – H 8,2cm – D 2,2cm
2012
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Liebherr, Wall piece
wood, zinc, enamelled steel, leather, paint, silver, toy
Size: W 94cm – H 94 cm – D 3cm
2012
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42°19′53″N 83°02′45″W, Wall piece
Steel, enamelled steel, iron wire, found object
Size: W 54cm – H 63cm – D 4,5cm
2011
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4-6 November 2011: SOFA CHICAGO
Festival Hall, Navy Pier
Cranbrook Academy of Art presents:
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Monomater: single, one, alone; alluding to matter, material
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“My students are my thinking partners for things that we realize are going on in the field – whether they are trends or in opposition to trends. When we recognize that much new studio work is based on collage and a collision of materials, how do we respond?” —Iris Eichenberg, Head of the Metalsmithing Department, Cranbrook Academy of Art.
Thirty works executed either in a single material or in ones with similar sensibilities by students and alumni of Cranbrook Metalsmithing illustrate this challenge to the status quo within contemporary jewelry.
Presented by Cranbrook Academy of Art
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September – December 2011: I am OUT OF TOWN :)
As a visiting artist at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, USA
Detroit
The Heidelberg Project, Detroit
On Cranbrook Campus
Working space at Cranbrook
More information about the academy:Cranbrook Adacemy of Art
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4th September 2011- 6th October 2011: 25 Year Annyversary of Galerie Louise Smit
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14-22 May 2011 CASCOLAB:
At Cascolab:
Play!-ground
Wallpiece, 2011
Zinc, found objects, iron wire, paint, shrinking plastic, fishing wire, lacelets
±70*55cm
and:
front back
#1063, Brooch
zinc, textile, iron wire, shrinking plastic, paint
2011
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6-9 May 2011 at Collect – The International Art Fair for Contemporary Objects
Saatchi Gallery, London
stand No 1.08 at Galerie Louise Smit:
www.craftscouncil.org.uk/collect
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16-25 April 2011 at the Art & Antiques Fair ‘s-Hertogenbosch 2011:
Suburbs 53
Installation, 2011
zinc, found objects, wood, paint, pins
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6th March – 25th April 2011:
Binnenste Buiten –> Exhibition at Galerie Agnes Raben
The opening is on Sunday 6th March 2011 from 3pm. The exhibition will be opened by Beppe Kessler at 4pm.
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10-13 February 2011 at Object Rotterdam at stand No.17, Galerie Louise Smit:
side 1
close up 1
close up 2
side 2
47° 29′ 56.29″ N, 19° 2′ 36.97″
wallpiece, 2010
zinc, found objects, wood, gold wire, iron wire, paint, shrinking plastic
±75*75 cm
You can find more information about Object Rotterdam 2011 at www.objectrotterdam.com
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27th November 2010 – 13th January 2011:
Space fragments –> Exhibition in Galerie Louise Smit
You are cordially invited to attend the opening of the exhibition
Space fragments Jewellery by Réka Fekete
Straw – life goes on Jewellery by Sun Woo Park
The opening of the exhibition will be on Saturday 27th November 2010 from 5pm till 7pm
The exhibition runs from
27th November 2010 – 13th January 2011
Gallery wil be closed from
24th December 2010 till 4th January 2011
Openingtimes of the Gallery:
Wednesday till Friday 2 to 6pm
Saturday 1 to 5pm
Address: Prinsengracht 615
1016HT Amsterdam
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4-7 November 2010: B-SIDE FESTIVAL –> I open my studio for visitors
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2. Réka Fekete – MOVE IT! – Studio Exhibition
on 4-7 november 2010, 2pm-6pm
at Spuistraat 219-3, Amsterdam
‘My fascination for motion, constructions, colours and the colour of zinc lead to a new series of objects and jewellery. Motion gives the pieces personality. It is less a function than a gesture. Look and try!
