Unstable Objects
November 29, 2024
Sint Jansstraat 51, Amsterdam
Warehouse Market - in collaboration with bring your own book
October 27, 2024
Sint Jansstraat 51, Amsterdam
CLOSED: OPEN CALL Warehouse Market
September 16, 2024
Sint Janssstraat 51, Amsterdam
Webshop Summer Stop
July 28, 2024
Warehouse webshop
Procrustinacean by Philipp Schueller
March 10, 2023
Stille Veerkade 19, Den Haag
BookLook Issue 1 launch
June 29, 2022
Warehouse HQ, Amsterdam
Our Rags Magazine launch
June 25, 2022
Warehouse HQ, Amsterdam
Reading My Panties zine launch
March 20, 2022
W139, Amsterdam
Growing Pains performance by Youngeun Sohn
February 19, 2022
Blauwbrug, Amsterdam
Warehouse Review 002, 'A Review of Reviews' Zoom Talk
November 18, 2021
Online
Launch Warehouse Review 002 | 'A Review of Reviews'
July 16, 2021
Amsterdam
Hallo 2021
May 27, 2021
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
State of Fashion 2021 | Intervention 03: Transition | Panel Talk
February 10, 2021
Arnhem
State of Fashion 2021 | Intervention 03: Transition | Longread part 04: Shanzai Lyric
February 9, 2021
Arnhem
State of Fashion 2021 | Intervention 03: Transition | Longread part 03: Chinouk Filique de Miranda
February 6, 2021
Arnhem
State of Fashion 2021 | Intervention 03: Transition | Longread part 02: Aïcha Abbadi
February 2, 2021
Arnhem
State of Fashion 2021 | Intervention 03: Transition | Digital Footprint Workshop
January 31, 2021
Arnhem
State of Fashion 2021 | Intervention 03: Transition
January 21, 2021
Arnhem
Exhibition JOIN Collective Clothes with Scheltens & Abbenes
September 22, 2020
Eight Cubic Meters, Sint Nicolaasstraat, Amsterdam
Launch Warehouse Review 001 | People Wearing Off-White
July 23, 2020
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
abC Art Book Fair
July 10, 2020
Beijing Times Art Museum
Performance JOIN Collective Livestream Walk
July 6, 2020
Kalverstraat, Amsterdam
Workshop JOIN Collective Clothes
March 1, 2020
Dordrechts Museum, Dordrecht
Launch Monument Issue #2 | Keupr/van Bentm
January 16, 2020
Athenaeum Nieuwscentrum, Amsterdam
Talk 200 Sisters Souvenirs
January 11, 2020
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
Launch Press & Fold Issue #1 | The Luxury Issue
December 7, 2019
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
Launch D&K LOOK BOOK 2019 | All Or Nothing
November 30, 2019
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
Printing Plant Art Book Fair 2019
November 21, 2019
Looiersgracht 60, Amsterdam
Launch A Magazine Reader 03
October 26, 2019
Onomatopee, Eindhoven
Workshop JOIN Collective Clothes
October 25, 2019
Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven
Workshop A Magazine Reader 03
October 4, 2019
Onomatopee, Eindhoven
Workshop JOIN Collective Clothes
October 3, 2019
Fanfare, Amsterdam
Workshop JOIN Collective Clothes
September 28, 2019
Cube Design Museum, Kerkrade
Workshop PORTAL 005
September 24, 2019
Punkt Ø - Galleri F 15, Moss, Norway
Workshop JOIN Collective Clothes
July 13, 2019
Museum Arnhem
Workshop JOIN Collective Clothes
July 7, 2019
Capsicum, Amsterdam
Launch A Magazine Reader 02
June 22, 2019
Kleine Oord, Arnhem
Workshop JOIN Collective Clothes
June 1, 2019
De Appel, Amsterdam
Launch JOIN Collective Clothes Manual
May 18, 2019
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
Bergen Art Book Fair 2019 with Hordaland Kunstsenter
April 17, 2019
Hordaland Kunstsenter, Bergen
Printing Plant Art Book Fair 2018 | Talk on Printed Matter in Fashion
November 25, 2018
Looiersgracht 60, Amsterdam
Launch One-to-One Reader
October 20, 2018
San Serriffe, Amsterdam
Launch PORTAL 002
July 21, 2018
State of Fashion, De Melkfabriek, Arnhem
Launch A Magazine Reader 01
June 29, 2018
WALTER, Arnhem
Launch Monument Issue #1 | Rozema/Teunissen
June 20, 2018
Sexyland, Amsterdam
Workshop PORTAL 002
May 31, 2018
State of Fashion, Arnhem
Launch Press & Fold Issue #0 | The Street Issue
February 23, 2018
Schoon den Boer, Amsterdam
Launch PORTAL 001
January 13, 2018
Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam
Workshop PORTAL 001
November 10, 2017
Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam
Launch Monument Issue #1 | Rozema/Teunissen
This launch of Monument Issue #1 | Rozema/Teunissen at Sexyland will coincide with an installation by Maria Kley.
On June 20, the first issue of Monument was published, a fanzine dedicated to the 'Dutch Wave', a group of Dutch fashion designers who created international fame around the turn of the century. Each number is dedicated to one designer or design duo. This first issue focuses on the work of the duo Rozema/Teunissen (Melanie Rozema and Jeroen Teunissen).
In Monument, a project by stylist and fashion researcher Mary-Lou Berkulin and graphic designer Karen van der Kraats, images and texts from various archives are combined with new interviews and photography. Each issue has its own unique design and editorial approach, completely in keeping with the designer to whom the issue is dedicated. A conversation between Mary-Lou Berkulin and Rozema/Teunissen has been supplemented with quotes and texts from articles from the archive and a new long-read, written by fashion researcher Renée van der Hoek. The items from the archive have been photographed by Barrie Hullegie.
Some words by initiator Mary Lou Berkulin from the introduction of this first edition of Monument:
“Rozema/Teunissen’s designs are part of a defining time in Dutch Fashion. With their work, they have paved the way for generations. But unfortunately, until today, their heritage is not tangible or visible. The majority of their archive is analogue and put together before the rise of social media and the internet. The items are held in bags, folders, in storage spaces and attics. Some lucky pieces have made it into the museum depot where they quietly lie, wrapped in acid-free paper, carefully held in climate-controlled spaces. Although this is a comfortable situation, it’s the reason they remain far from our memory. It’s a place unworthy of their essence”.
“Monument aims to bring these items back to the surface. By doing so, I want to show you that we maybe first need to look back in order to move forward into changing today’s fashion system”.
“This is not only the story of a young, talented label, bursting with ambition and creativity, but also a story about how external factors, both local and global, can have an impact on creatives and ultimately change their perspectives”.
“After almost 20 years since they’ve been made, Rozema/Teunissen’s designs still embody an exceptionally modern look, and photographer Barrie Hullegie beautifully caught this in the three stories we created together with items from the archive. In our constant hunger for new fashion we have forgotten about the artistry that is fashion design and the amount of energy and dedication it takes for a designer to create their work. Glossies, social media and the internet are happy to help you long for change, by constantly emphasizing on ‘what’s new’. Whilst autonomous artists create a body of work during the length of their career, fashion designers are expected to reinvent themselves several times per year which subsequently, makes their previous work look irrelevant to the public. This fascinating side of fashion is the reason why this first edition is dedicated to Rozema/Teunissen. They deserve a Monument for creating work that goes well beyond fashion’s transitory aspect".