The Rietveld academie again

 

Following up on my post from Sunday, here are two more works of art by graduates. I'm adding them to Signs2 here.

Graduation show again

From the glass department floor lamps with replaceable glass casings in several colors and forms..

Wood sawdust held together by glue and molded into any shape as a material to make furniture etc.

And at an art school you can expect to find some very colorful characters walking around too although this student had made up for a happening that would take place later in the afternoon.

At times the spectators were quite bewildered with the thought of what am I actually watching.

(Header when there was a bicycle parking flat in front of the central station. Now it's under the water).

 

Graduation show Art Academy

 

Its all very conceptual

He exhibits himself on an assembly line.

Need to think about it some more. So much for the show at the Rietveld Academy.

It rains

Selfmade glas droplets in an art project of a student from the Rietveld Academy. One for Weekend Reflections here.

Rietveld graduation show 2

Jet van der Touw from the Jewellery department demonstrate one of her connecting jewelry

with this as result.

On the roof

of the Rietveld art academy I found this sign

The hallway floors in the main building were already adjusted for this show.

And then immerse yourself in the latest artworks at the academy. ( Fine Arts, Ingrid Blix)

One for Signs,Signs here.

Graduation show art academy

As every year the Rietveld Academy hold a graduation show of the pupils leaving. Here everything the maker of this tableau Koos Buster Stroucken of the ceramic department dislike.

An example. People standing in line at the checkout and pulling their cart behind them.

How about this cleaning trolly with everything made of ceramic.

One for Our World Tuesday here.

My former school

The Academy of Architecture on the Waterloo square still stands since 1655 designed by Hendrik de Keyzer as a house to give food and peat to the poor of the city. The side building was the warehouse were the goods were stored.In 1809 it became the royal printery and the side building an arsenal of the army. In 1946 the Academy settled here and is still today.

The devil is in the details.

You need to go necessary and then find this. (In the Rietveld Art Academy Amsterdam). One for Our World Tuesday here.