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Friday, 2 June 2017

Stads Natuur Maken | Making Urban Nature – nai010 publishers





Stads Nauur Maken | Making Urban Nature
Jacques Vink, Piet Vollaard & Niels de Zwart
a book published by nai010 uitgevers/publishers, June 2017
320 pages, 24 x 17 cm, softcover
design by Yvo Zijlstra (Antenna-men)
isbn 978-94-6208-332-5

Making Urban Nature is a book with examples about nature-inclusive designing in European cities. It calls for the integration of the living conditions found in nature in the designs of buildings and outdoor spaces and includes practical examples and design suggestions.

One of the projects in the book is Tree Museum Wateringse Veld, The Hague, by heman de vries for which I supplied a photograph in the book. Other projects in this book are Brown Roof Laban Dance Center, London, by Herzog & De Meuron and Vogt Landscape Architects, Eden Bio, Paris by Maison Éduard François and Crinkle Crankle Wall Distripark Eemhaven, Rotterdam by Krijn Giezen & Roel Bakker.

for more info
http://www.naturalcity.nl/
http://natuurlijkestad.nl/?page_id=235
http://www.nai010.com/en/component/zoo/item/stadsnatuur-maken?Itemid=4

photograph bottom
Peter Foolen – Vlietpark, Wateringseveld, Den Haag, 29 September 2011.
In this park there are 43 species of oak trees, as a part of the Tree Museum by herman de vries.

the book is available at book shops for € 34,95

on Thursday 22 June at 19:30 hours there will be a discussion with the authors of the book at Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam. Free admission, see:
https://dezwijger.nl/programma/stadsnatuur-maken 

Monday, 2 May 2011

Krijn Giezen – Verbeke Foundation, Kemzeke




Krijn Giezen

1 May – 30 October 2011
curated by Geert Verbeke, Simon Delobel and Martina Giezen
Verbeke Foundation
Westakker
9190 Kemzeke (Stekene)
Belgium

photographs PF, 1 May 2011

Wednesday, 16 March 2011

Krijn Giezen – International Scythe Club




Krijn Giezen – Scythe Club Pie




A Piece of Cake
, publication by Pauline Terreehorst, published by Stichting Products of Imagination, Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Glacerie Huize van Wely and Rosbeek Printers, 1992
Cakes and Pies made after the design and recipes from the artists, designers and architects:
Gijs Bakker, Anthon Beeke, Madeleine & Jan Bosscher, Lidewij Edelkoort, Berry van Gerwen, Krijn Giezen, Roelof Mulder, Ootje Oxenaar, Philip Sajet, Rob Scholte, Peter Struycken & Carel Weeber

image Krijn Giezen – Zeis-Club Taart / Scythe Club Pie, recipe, which is printed on the wrapping paper, based on the Normandic Teurgoule

Krijn Giezen – Stroom & Verbeke Foundation



The work of Krijn Giezen (1939 – 2011) will be shown at two exhibitions

There, I Fixed It
13 March – 15 May 2011
group exhibition with:
R. Buckminster Fuller, Krijn Giezen, René Heyvaart, Mark Manders & Roger Willems, Reto Pulfer & Josué Rauscher
STROOM
Hogewal 1-9
2514 HA Den Haag


Krijn Giezen
1 May – 30 October 2011
curated by Geert Verbeke, Simon Delobel and Martina Giezen
Verbeke Foundation
Westakker
9190 Kemzeke (Stekene)
Belgium

image: publication A Piece of Cake, sent - closed by tape - by Krijn Giezen to PF, 1994

Friday, 11 December 2009

Krijn Giezen




Krijn Giezen
cover of the catalogue Krijn Giezen – Van Abbemuseum, 1974
drawing from Nature – Art, (catalogue with work of Douwe Jan Bakker, Sjoerd Buisman, Krijn Giezen and Hans de Vries) published in connection with the Venice Biennale, 1978

Château de Magny V



Promenade Bayeux-Magny 1991
card published by éditions Magny, 1991

LA ROUTE, MONTANTE DESCENDANTE UNE ET MÊME
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John Körmeling – Château de Magny IV




John Körmeling – Bloc Noir, Château de Magny, 1994
announcement of the project by John Körmeling in Magny-en-Bessin, Normandy, on fax paper.
from Martina and Krijn Giezen, 31 August 1994

John Körmeling – Château de Magny III



John Körmeling – Bloc Noir, Château de Magny, 1994
photograph from John Körmeling – Een Goed Boek, Centraal Museum Utrecht, 1994

Thursday, 10 December 2009

Luc Deleu – Château de Magny II



Luc Deleu – Voorlopig schrijnwerk voor Château de Magny, Normandy, 1990

Installation by Luc Deleu, invited by Krijn and Martina Giezen, of a construction with temporary windows of plastic and wood – to 'repair' the open windows of this building –attached according the Golden Section (the building was designed with the rules of the Golden Section)

colour photograph on cibachrome, 25,5 x 20,3 cm, by Peter Foolen, 1991

Krijn Giezen – Atlantic Wall




Krijn Giezen – Atlantic Wall. Sporen uitgewist door er zand over te gooien.
copy, collage, 15,5 x 21,8 cm, 1991
letter with design and instructions, 21 x 29,7 cm, 26 June 1991

Proposal for print Atlantic Wall for the portfolio Bibliothèque de l'Architecte, published by Peninsula in 1991. This portfolio was exhibited at the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven (13 September – 3 November 1991). The prints of this portfolio are by Carel Weeber, JCJ Vanderheyden, Jo Coenen, Peter Struycken, Abel Cahen, Niels Staal, Jan Hoogstad, Han Janselijn, Luc Deleu, Dick Cassée, Borek Sípek, Ton van der Laaken, Aldo van Eyck, Jan van de Pavert, Wim Quist and Krijn Giezen, and an accompanying text sheet by Bart Lootsma.
This portfolio will be documented in a future post. There's one copy of this portfolio available, price on request.

Wednesday, 9 December 2009

Krijn Giezen – Chateau de Magny



Château de Magny – Magny-en-Bessin, Normandy.
Visit to Krijn and Martina Giezen in August 1998. Krijn and Martina bought this castle in the eighties. They worked with artists in this place and made installations with a.o. Luc Deleu and John Körmeling. Martina Giezen worked with Ian Hamilton Finlay (she was one of the Saint-Just Vigilantes) and published editions of Richard Long, Luc Deleu and Jean Le Gac and was publisher of MW Magazine. The artist Krijn Giezen was one of my teachers at the Academy of Art in 's-Hertogenbosch. I published with Peninsula two prints by Krijn Giezen.

Château du xviie siècle: le majestueux château de Magny-en-Bessin, fut elevé en 1693 ( signature du charpentier encore visible sur une poutre maitresse ) par Foucault, intendant de la Princesse Palatine, belle-soeur de Louis XIV. Sa façade principale fut orientée pour être dans l'axe exact de la flèche de la cathédrale de Bayeux. Ses cuisines, logées dans un élégant pavillon, sont séparées du corps de logis central, et communiquent avec lui par un souterrain. Le comte de Bonvouloir le vendit en 1946 à un antiquaire qui le dépouilla de tout son décor intérieur. Cet antiquaire le revendit à un industriel belge qui y installa une filature, ce qui acheva sa déchéance. Il était pourtant inscrit au titre des monuments historiques depuis le 13 Mai 1946. Il est depuis les années 50 dans un état d'abandon.
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Krijn Giezen – notebook



Krijn Giezen – notebook (blank pages with photograph on cover)
6,4 x 10,7 cm

received with the post in 1999