We invite you to take a look at the visual diary with which we look back and reflect on the 11th edition of FASHIONCLASH Festival.
This was FASHIONCLASH Festival 2019
FASHIONCLASH presented the 11th edition of the international and interdisciplinary fashion festival in Maastricht.
During this three-day festival, more than 100 emerging designers and (performing) artists from around the world had the opportunity to show their work to a diverse, international audience. The multidisciplinary program included fashion shows and presentations, exhibitions, awards, fashion talks theatre and dance performances and more.
There were many memorable moments such as the impressive show by Tom Van der Borght, thoughts provoking Fashion & Politcs Talk, intimate performances at Marres and imaginative exhibition New Fashion Narratives at Bureau Europa. But there was much more for everyone.
And the winners are…
The fashion show program was festively concluded with the presentation of eight prizes.
1 Winner Fashion Makes Sense Award 2019 - Public award, prize of (€1000,-!): Iris van Wees
2 Winner Fashion Makes Sense Award 2019- Jury award, ( €2.500,-): GARCIABELLO
Honorable mention: Elke Lutgerink
Fashion Makes Sense Award jury: John de Greef, Emy Demkes, Marlo Saalmink and Sjaak Hullekes
3 Winner FASHIONCLASH Festival Talent Award 2019 (€ 1.500,-): TVDB (Tom Van der Borght)
FCF 2019 Award jury: Alberto Caselli Manzini (editor-in-chief Collezioni Sports & Street Magazine), Martien Mellema (creative director / founder Vogue Netherlands), Phillippe Pourhashemi (ASVOF, Fucking Young Magazine, Behind the Blinds), Martyn Roberts (creative director at Fashion Scout), Marcel Schultt (editor-in-chief Kaltblut Magazine)
4 Winner Chapeau Magazine Talent Award 2019 : Max Niereisel
5 Winner NextGen - Public award (€ 500,-): Chiron Floris
6 Winner Clash - Public award (€ 500,-): TVDB (Tom Van der Borght)
7 Winner NextLevel - Public award (€ 500,-): TEUN (Teun Seuren)
8 Winner Body Alumni - Public award, powered by Fashion House project (€ 500,-): Michelle Cornelissen
SHOW Program 1 + 2 November, SAM-Decorfabriek
On Friday, November 1, the festival was officially opened with the Dress to Protest performance. For this performance, the students of the Maastricht Theater Academy were inspired by outfits made by 180 young people from the region.
The show program that followed in the evening consisted of a five show blocks consisting of multiple designers: NextGen, Clash, NextLevel, BODY ALUMNI and Partner & Awards show.
The Fashion Show program is a great possibility to discover the latest fashion talent from around the world. This year, the festival once again offers a stage to fashion designers such as Bruna Ignatowska from Brazil, Fabio Bigondi from Italy, ANNJOY from Germany, Marie Lamberechts from Belgium and Annais Yurca Mancilla from Peru. Dutch design talent was also well represented with Maastricht based Chiron Floris, Carlijn Veurink, Berend Brus, Ode Aan Oma, Roos Boshart Prins and TEUN, who impressed with his new collection.
Furthermore, in the program is the Clash show block, that also contained the presentation of the CLASH Project that was specially initiated for the festival. For this project, a number of non-fashion designers have been asked to translate their vision of fashion into a fashion outfit. Participants included the designers Arvid & Marie, conceptual designer Siba Sahabi and product designers Hanneke & Tosca who sent a washing machine on the catwalk.
The show programme was concluded with the Partners & Awards show, where designers from the collaboration partners such as ModaLisboa and Czech Centre are shown.
In this show there was a special performance where fashion and opera will clash and costumes from the Fantasio (Opera Zuid) are shown, accompanied by a live performance by the soprano Kristina Bitenc. Fantasio is a romantic comedy by Jacques Offenbach, the grandmaster of comic opera. Costumes for the fools were designed by four fashion designers Ferry Schiffelers, Teun Seuren, Dusty Thomas and Maarten Van Mulken.
Fashion show photography: Pasarella Photography
THE ROUTE
various locations in Maastricht
A large part of the program of the FASHIONCLASH Festival 2019 took place in the city center of Maastricht under the name The Route, with the Sphinxkwartier as the beating heart of it.
The Route's program consists of exhibitions, performances, fashion talks and workshops. For example, fashion designers Ebby Port and Henkjenz showed their latest collections at The Student Hotel and at Mosae Forum London based collective Peut-Porter presented an interactive installation.
The program is largely free and accessible to a wide audience.
EXHIBITIONS
One of the highlights during this edition was the New Fashion Narratives exhibition at Bureau Europa.
The fashion designers who are central to this exhibition take fashion as their mission. They belong to a generation of designers who explore the limits of their discipline and question the system and the fashion industry. With their works they move between the transdisciplinary domains of fashion, social design, visual arts and always work with the ultimate user/consumer. Participating designers include NOIJ, Esra Copur, Das Leben am Haverkamp, Linda Valkeman and The Fabricant.
At the Bijenkorf, the multidisciplinary exhibition Showpieces showcased the most precious and / or outspoken pieces from the collection of designers such as Jo Cope, Haesung Bong, Melissa Valdes, Sophie Wantia, Bumagn, Natascha Wanvestraut and Jimmy Junichi Sugiura.
The Class of 2019 exhibition was shown at Lumiere Cinema. With the help of the scouts Nina Willems, Marlou Breuls and SCHUELLER DE WAAL, a selection has been made of a number of works from all academies. It was not a "best of" but a translation of the spirit of the times of the 2019 generation such as Kevin Pleiter, Shannen Bijkersma and Nina Dekker.
PERFORMANCES
FASHIONCLASH is known for its crossovers with theater and dance. For this edition there were again a number of performances on the program such as the show "Rage Against the Dying of the Light" by House of Confetti (Irene Heldens and Dario Tortorelli).
The entire Marres building was taken over during the festival by young theater makers such as Anthony van Gog and Wieke van Rosmalen and students from the Maastricht Theater Academy.
Hendrik Kegels presented his ‘In a Galaxy Far Far Away’ performance Saturday night during the Show program. For this performance he bundled the lyrics of all 269 songs from David Bowie and turned it into his own personal bible. The audience was taken on a nocturnal space trip. A journey full of planets and stars, shaped by a whirlwind of words, synths and beats.
MASTERCLASSES & TALKS
During the Fashion & Politics Talk, moderated by Stephanie Afrifa, there was a talk about the relationship between fashion and politics and how both influence each other. Speakers included Dr. Dr. Bibi Straatman (Director of research Being Political in Art and Design and teacher of artistic research methods), Dr. Angela Janssen (Research Collective for Decolonization Fashion), Peter Paul Kleinlooh (Political Catwalk) and i-Arts Maastricht who have done research specifically for the talk theme.
At the Class of 2019 Talk, moderated by Rachid Naas, the scouts discussed their findings about the graduation projects.
Furthermore, three Master Bed Talks took place at The Student Hotel. In this "In bed with the master" concept, the masters Gaspard Yurkievich, Sruli Recht Barbara Langendijk & Noon Passama were interviewed by another professional.
Photography The Route: Laura Knipsael, Mare Kuzmanovski
FASHIONCLASH Festival 2019 is made possible by a.o. City of Maastricht, Provence of Limburg, VSB Fonds, Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie, Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, KEVIN.MURPHY, Ellis Faas, DS Automobiles, Coffeelovers, Brand Bier, Thiessen Wijnkoopers, Flessenpost, PL-Line, Sessibon, Design Hotel Maastricht, The Student Hotel, Kaltblut Magazine,Chapeau Magazine and many more.
11th edition FASHIONCLASH Festival
1 – 3 November
The 11-year anniversary edition of the international and interdisciplinary FASHIONCLASH Festival. During the three-day festival more than 100 promising designers, (performing) artists will present their work.
The program contains: The ROUTE: an inspiring walk along expositions, lectures, theatre- and dance performances and talks. The SHOW program takes place on Friday and Saturday night, a spectacular evening where talents of the future will take the stage at the SAM-Decorfabriek. On Sunday November 3, designers, experts, professionals and press will have a chance to meet and discuss about the current state of fashion during The Community Day.
Entrance & tickets FASHIONCLASH Festival is accessible for everyone and is mostly free of entrance, with the exception of the fashion shows on Friday and Saturday November 1 + 2.
Pre-sale ends: Thursday 1 November, 00:00
Regular sale: 1 + 2 November
Note! Please note that for several events there are limited places. Make sure you register on time! This is the case for most of the performances in The Route.
The Shows:
The Route:
PROGRAM
1.SAM-Decorfabriek
Address: Meerssenerweg 215
Opening hours
SAM-Decorfabriek
Friday, 1 November, 19:00-00:00
Saturday, 2 November, 18:15-02:30
Exhibitions + Performances
1 + 2 November
> Fashion Makes Sense Award 2019: Vote here
> Dress to Protest Installation
Performances
> Dress to Protest Opening, 1 November, 19:15-19:30
> Hendrik Kegels, 2 November, 21:35-22:05
Shows Friday, 1 November
> NextGen, 20:00-20:45
> Clash, 22:00-22:45
Tickets
Shows Saturday, 2 November
> BODY ALUMNI, 19:15-20:00
> NextLevel, 20:45-21:30
> Partners & Awards, 22:15-23:00
Tickets
Afterparty, 2 November
DJ Phil Phader, 23:30-02:30
Tickets
4.The Student Hotel
Address: Sphinxcour 9A
Exhibitions
1-3 November, open 24/7, free entrance
> MORE! MORE! MORE! exhibition
> Laura Snijders exhibition
Individual shows
> HENKJENZ presentation
Sunday, 3 November, 14:00 + 15:00 free entrance
> ebby port presentation
Sunday, 3 November, 15:00-16:00 free entrance
7.Kumulus
Address: Herbennusstraat 89
House of Confetti by Irene Heldens + Dario Tortorelli
Saturday, 2 November, 15:00
€10 entrance
Tickets
10.Jan van Eyck
Academie
Address: Academieplein 1
Taskforce Fashion Exhibiton
3 November, 12:00 -17:00
Exhibition is open until 6 November
09:00 - 17:00, free entrance
more info: www.taskforcefashion.nl
5.De Brandweer
kantine
Address: Capucijnenstraat 21
JOIN Collective Clothes Workshop
Friday, 1 November, 11:00-16:30
register via hello@joincollectiveclothes.com
* JOIN Workshop is Cancelled!
8.De Bijenkorf
Address: Achter het Vleeshuis 26
Showpieces Exhibition
28 October - 3 November
free entrance
Opening hours of De Bijenkorf Maastricht
11.Eiffel
gebouw
Address: Petrus Regoutplein 1
(entrance Eiffel Zuid)
MADEmaastricht
Design & Craft Market / exhibition by local designers
2 + 3 November, 10:00 - 18:00
free entrance
more info: www.mademaastricht.nl
3.Bureau Europa
Address: Boschstraat 9, Maastricht
New Fashion Narratives Exhibition
17 October -3 November, Wednesday till Sunday, 12:00-17:00
€5 Entrance / students €3 / free with Dutch National Museum Card / free during FCF 2019
*Note: New Fashion Narratives Opening + Talk
17 October - info + tickets
6.Marres
Address: Capucijnenstraat 98
Performance House
A program with several theatre
/ dance performances
1-3 November
Free entrance, but limited space
Click here for info + tickets
9.Mosae Forum
Address: Mosae Forum 163
Peut Porter Exhibition
1-2-3 November 2019 / Mosae Forum / Friday: 13:00h - 17:00h, Saturday: 10:00h - 17:00h, Sunday: 12:00h - 16:00h / Free entrance
12.Cube Design Museum
Address: Museumplein 2, Kerkrade
Fashion Makes Sense Award 2019 exhibition
28 September - 20 January 2020
free entrance
More info about FMSA 2019: click here
The Shows
NextGen
Outspoken and innovative young designers who graduated no more than three years ago.
Friday 1 November / 20:00 h / SAM-Decorfabriek
Participants:
ANNJOY
Berend Brus
Bruna Ignatowska
BUMAGN
Chiara Scocco
Chiron Floris
Roos Boshart Prins
Marie Lamberechts
ODE AAN OMA
NextLevel
In this Show block proven fashion talents who graduated for at least three years ago, will be showing their latest collections. These talents have already proven themselves as up and coming designers and are ready to take the next step in their career.
Saturday 2 November / 20:45 h / SAM-Decorfabriek
Participants:
ANNAISS YUCRA MANCILLA
Fabio Bigondi
GARCIABELLO
Haesung Bong
Maarten van Mulken
Rebecca Carrington
TEUN
Clash
Designers and artists who show fashion as art and/or question the boundaries of fashion. For example, by experimenting with shapes and form or by presenting their work in an innovative way. In this block, FC will present projects specifically initiated for the Festival, such as the iconic CLASH Project.
Friday 1 November / 22:00 h / SAM-Decorfabriek
Participants:
ANGELO CASTRO
Carlijn Veurink
Courtney Makins
Filip Vujović
Hanneke & Tosca
Sarah Ama Duah
TVDB
CLASH Project (10 outfits by non fashion designers)
BODY ALUMNI
BODY ALUMNI is a group of individual designers that recently graduated from the Maastricht Academy of Fine Arts & Design (MAFAD). Their approach is to examine the in-betweens of the human body, fashion, material and the environment. As their education allowed an in-depth research for fields like history, identity, social & political issues and philosophy, the outcomes are just as offbeat as the young designers themselves. All the individual works of this small group, visually as different as possible, deal with the same themes at the end of the day: They are operating between abyss and luxury, culture and identity, body and mind; Continuously questioning the role of the designer in today’s times.
Saturday 2 November / 19:15 h / SAM-Decorfabriek
Participants:
Ashley Luypaers
Jolieke Kessels
LIPKA
Max Niereisel
Michelle Cornelissen
wholina
Natalia Rumiantseva (expo)
Partners & Awards
A showcase of designers who have won their participation in the FASHIONCLASH Festival in cooperation with (inter)national partners, such as ModaLisboa and Kunstbende. Participants of The Show program (with exception of the Partner & Awards show participants) will be automatically nominated for the FASHIONCLASH Festival Talent Award, the jury prize with a value of €1500 and the audience award per show block, a prize worth €500 each. The award ceremony will take place at the end of this show.
Partners & Awards Show: Saturday 2 November / 22:15 h / SAM-Decorfabriek
Afterparty: Saturday 2 November / 23:00 – 02:30 h / SAM-Decorfabriek
Participants:
Carolina Raquel - ModaLisboa
Klaskie - Kunstbende
Mina Cvetinović - Serbia Fashion Week
Natalie Dufková - Czech Center
Fantasio, Opera Zuid
with live performance by sporan Kristina Bitenc
Costumes by designers: Ferry Schiffelers, Teun Seuren, Dusty Thomas, Maarten Van Mulken
The Route
During the festival you can visit and experience multiple activities and events within The Route program at various locations in the town. The program consists of exhibitions, performances, talks and workshops and is largely free and accessible to a wide audience.
Showpieces
Showpieces is a multidisciplinary exhibition that consists of showpieces, or statement pieces of the collections that best represent the signature and content of the designers involved.
These works are presented in an exhibition at de Bijenkorf Maastricht from Monday 28 October to Sunday 3 November.
28 October – 3 November / de Bijenkorf / Free entrance
Participants:
Jose Alejandro Jamillo Naranjo
Lina Gómez Alzate
Mariana Zapata Zapata
Marie Lamberechts
Melissa Valdes
Natascha Wanvestraut
Sophie Wantia
Almamoun Benmira
Anelia Antova
BUMAGN
HAESUNG BONG
Hiske Hottinga
Jimmy Junichi SUGIURA
Jo Cope
Performances
Marres Performance House
The whole of Marres "House for Contemporary Culture" will be transformed into a Performance House during the festival. Here you can enjoy various crossover performances by young theater makers and students from the Toneelacademie Maastricht.
1-2-3 November, Opening hours Marres: Click here
Performers:
Anthony van Gog
Anthony van Gog is a graduating performance artist from the Maastricht Institute of Performative Arts. His performances organize a clever tension between melancholy and physical intimacy. These performances are emotionally dangerous and comforting at the same time. This combined action of fear and security results in a modern sublimity in which the audience is send back in to the world confused; their meaning is carefully layered and never obvious.
Iris Otten
For Iris Otten, fashion is a performance art where movements of the body and textile unite. She works with different disciplines, with a focus on film, fashion and performance. She experiments with the body and translates this into a visual research. Behavioral symptoms offer her an endless source for experiment that expresses itself in an uncomfortable feeling.
Marthe Koning & Lieke van der Vegt
EYE YE FRY welcomes you into a small mesmerizing world. This interactive, continuous performance beholds an intimate, eye to eye encounter. After you have entered, fiction and reality appear not to be as distinct as you know them. What happens when the two worlds collide? Performers Lieke van der Vegt and Marthe Koning invite you to balance the fragility of the surreal by just looking.
Wieke van Rosmalen
In 2017 Wieke van Rosmalen (1996) suddenly made an EP: VICA. It was through VICA that she re-encountered her long lost love for music. She creates sounds that hurt your ears a little and compositions you only start to understand once you’re long done listening.
Orlando
ORLANDO is a research project based on the novel by Virginia Woolf. The 2nd year Directing students of the Toneelacademie Maastricht are invited to explore the topics of transformation, gender and identity in the context of fashion design. The project will result in a group presentation containing several small individual performances.
Orlando is an educational project coordinated and guided by Joost Horward (Toneelacademie Maastricht/Karmijnrood Podiumkunst) and Branko Popovic (FASHIONCLASH).
Princess Isatu Hassan Bangura
I am interested in the worlds beyond and the supernatural, the multiverse and the parallel universe. I love merging fiction into reality.
What I want, is to be shown a new world, maybe a world with problems of the current one. Show me what is possible, not what already is. I aim to create performances that introduce new and unseen realities with the use of that which is real. I like dark, heavy, stormy and turbulent and at the same time I tend to stay grounded and less in the air with my creations.
House of Confetti by Irene Heldens & Dario Tortorelli
House of Confetti produces cultural and artistic stage productions where fashion is combined with other art forms such as dance, music, poetry, photography and visual art (performance art).
The foundation originated from the need of fashion designer Irene Heldens to create a platform in which she can show new collections in an authentic way to the outer world.
Within this production house, Irene Heldens will always act as the artistic drive and guarantees quality by choosing partners that are able to translate her artistic vision into a stage production.
Saturday, 2 November / 15:00 (duration performance +- 50 min.) / Kumulus / Entrance fee € 10.00
In A Galaxy Far Far Away by Hendrik Kegels
Hendrik Kegels bundled the lyrics to all of David Bowie’s 269 songs and turned it into his own personal bible. He read them, analysed them and, together with musician Frederik de Clercq, mashed them up into a symphonic opera somewhere between spoken word and a semi-anecdotal song lyric. In this dreamlike transformation, Hendrik Kegels reveals the desire to exceed our physical and mental boundaries. During the performance, the audience is taken on a night-time space-trip. A journey full of planets and stars, given shape by a whirlwind of words, synths and beats.
Saturday, 2 November / 21:30 / SAM-Decorfabriek / Free entrance
Exhibitons
New Fashion Narratives at Bureau Europa
The fashion designers that shape this exhibition see fashion as a mission. They belong to a generation of designers who explore the boundaries of their discipline and question the system and the fashion industry. With their works, they operate in the transdisciplinary domains of fashion, social design, visual arts and they always work with the final user/consumer. This way, they introduce contemporary themes such as inclusiveness, gender, consumption and thus new narratives for fashion.
Opening + Fashion Talk: 17 October / 16:30 - 20:00 / Bureau Europa
On Thursday 17 October, New Fashion Narratives will be officially opened with the Fashion Talk: New Business Models. The speakers are fashion designers who know how to combine their artistic skills with entrepreneurship and thus introduce new sustainable business models for fashion.
Speakers: Cédric Vanhoeck (Resortecs), Flora Miranda, Lidewij van Twillert, Amber Jae Slooten/The Fabricant
Moderator: Saskia van Stein
New Fashion Narratives: Exposition / 17 October – 3 November, open on Wednesday till Sunday / 12:00 - 17:00 / Bureau Europa
Participants:
Gino Anthonisse
Janna Wieringa
Linda Valkeman + Carmen Hogg
Lisa Konno
NOIJ
The Fabricant
Anouk van Klaveren
As of Nū
Christa van der Meer
Dewi Bekker
Esra Copur
Gabriel Fontana
Peut Porter at Mosae Forum
London-based design collective Peut-Porter will present W&S19, a collection of t-shirts and artefacts that will be part exhibition part interactive Augmented Reality trail. Visitors will experience augmented objects that reveal hidden messages responding to the topics of urban/digital camouflaging, post-digital fashion and the future of design. Critically investigating body politics and technology through the use of garments and Mixed Reality experiences, W&S19 is a comment on emerging digital landscapes and behaviors and the individual’s part in it.
1-2-3 November 2019 / Mosae Forum / Friday: 13:00h - 17:00h, Saturday: 10:00h - 17:00h, Sunday: 12:00h - 16:00h / Free entrance
New Fashion Narratives at The Student Hotel
The beating heart of The Route can be found at the Sphinxkwartier, the newest hotspot in Maastricht, which will be renamed ‘The New Fashion Narratives @ Sphinxkwartier’ for the FASHIONCLASH Festival. This includes the 'Class of 2019' exhibition at Lumière Cinema, presentations of designers ebby port and HENKJENZ (3 November) and masterclasses at The Student Hotel and the 'New Fashion Narratives' exhibition at Bureau Europa.
MORE! MORE! MORE!
People always want more, more and more. We measure our happiness with the amount of wealth we possess. We think we can achieve an improved version of ourselves by collecting more items. It will never be enough. But when does this end? Does it even have an end?
In our film the clothing has the leading effect on the character. The desire for wanting more made the character dependent on the clothing. It has lost its function to think, making it a puppet in the grasps of the clothing.
1 – 3 November / open 24/7 / The Student Hotel / Free entrance
Laura Snijders
I start my process by making observations in society. I observe how people dress, behave and how this communicates to me. By doing this, I’m able to reflect on the fashion system itself and general logical ways of doing. In my work I try to make sense of all this chaos by making my own rules and systems, mostly by inventing a logic that is not actually logical. My work consists of practical visuals, taken out of their context, bright colors and a focus on materiality and layers.
1 – 3 November / open 24/7 / The Student Hotel / Free entrance
Class of 2019
Class of 2019 is a project that is developed specifically for the FASHIONCLASH Festival. The new festival dates (November 1-2-3) gave FASHIONCLASH the opportunity to visit all the Dutch graduation shows in the months of June / July to scout new talent. For this, FC got help from a number of scouts who were all successful former participants of FASHIONCLASH Festival.With the help of the scouts Nina Willems, Marlou Breuls and SCHUELLER DE WAAL, a selection has been made of a number of works.
These are presented in the form of an exhibition, not a "best of", but a translation of the Zeitgeist of the 2019 generation.
Class of 2019 Talk: Saturday, 2 November / Lumière Cinema / Entrance fee € 3.50
Class of 2019: Exposition / 1 - 3 November / Lumière Cinema / Free entrance
Participants:
Michelle Vossen - Artez
Mika Perlmutter - Rietveld
Nina Dekker - KABK
Rosan Selles - AMFI
Shannen Bijkersma - AMFI
Bodil Ouédraogo - Rietveld
Chloe Severien - WDKA
Wholina - MAFAD
Kevin Pleiter - Artez
Lina Lau - KABK
Veerle Martens - HKU
Individual Shows
HENKJENZ
The world of HENKJENZ is about including everybody and about acceptance. One-size-clothing of Dutch design. Designed in Rotterdam and made in Holland.
HENKJENZ: Presentation / Sunday, 3 November / 14:00 + 15:00 / The Student Hotel / Free entrance
ebby port
ebby port is an independent Dutch womenswear brand.
As a designer willing to empower woman, it is important for Ebby that her customer dares to be different and feel true to herself wearing her clothes. This philosophy is reflected in Ebby’s shapes, which are unfussy, comfortable and feminine, using versatile materials and vibrant colors, which give the wearer added ease and strength.
Making items unique by adding hand-painted silkscreen prints, Ebby also approaches fashion in an artistic way; using the fabric like a canvas to express her feelings and emotions, intuitive and abstract at once.
ebby port: Presentation / Sunday, 3 November / 15:00 – 16:00 / The Commons restaurant (restaurant of The Student Hotel) / Free entrance
Workshops + Talks + Masterclasses
JOIN Collective Clothes by Anouk Beckers
JOIN Collective Clothes is a modular clothing system that invites people to create clothes together. An open source manual explains how to make the four different shapes that together create a complete outfit. Each shape can be made by someone else; everyone can JOIN.
JOIN Collective Clothes: Workshop / Friday, 1 November / 11:00 - 16:30 / De Brandweerkantine / Free registration. Register via hello@joincollectiveclothes.com
This workshop is cancelled!
Fashion & Politics Talk
During the Fashion & Politics Talk there will be discussion with a number of speakers about the relationship between fashion and politics and how both influence each other. We look at current issues concerning cultural appropriation and influence of Brexit on the fashion industry.
Fashion & Politics Talk: Saturday, 2 November / 14:00 - 15:30 / Lumière Cinema / Entrance fee €5 / Language: English
Speakers:
Dr. Bibi Straatman (Director research Being Political in Art and Design and lecturer artistic methodologies)
Dr. M. Angela Jansen (RCDF - Research Collective for Decolonizing Fashion)
Peter Paul Kleinlooh (Political Catwalk / Stichting F6)
Presentation by 2nd year i-Arts Maastricht students under supervision by Nina Willems
Moderator: Stephanie Afrifa, curator and presenter @ C.A.S.H
Master Bed Talks
During the festival several masterclasses will be organised at The Student Hotel Maastricht. These masterclasses are organised for participants and local designers.
Masters: Gaspard Yurkievich, Sruli Recht, Barbara Langendijk & Noon Passama x Current Obession
Friday 1st of November
12:00-13:00 Sruli Recht, interviewed by Philippe Pourhashemi
15:00-16:00 Gaspard Yurkievich, interviewed by Philippe Pourhashemi
Saturday 2nd of November
10:30-11:30 Barbara Langendijk & Noon Passama, interviewed by Current Obsession
FASHIONCLASH Festival 2019 Partners
FASHIONCLASH Festival 2019 - Participants
With great pleasure we introduce to you all participants of FASHIONCLASH Festival 2019!
The Show
NextGen
NextLevel
Clash
CLASH Project
Arvid & Marie - Artists and tech design
Bert - Multidisciplinary Artist
Clara Escalera - Trend Forecast / Speculative design
Fenna van der Klei - Concept & material development
Fransje Gimbrère - Applied Art & Design
Hanneke & Tosca - Product Design
Igor Vrebac - Theatre / Dance
Koos Breen - Graphic Design
Risja Steeghs - Fine Art (sculpture, installation, performance)
Siba Sahabi - Conceptual designer (products/installations)
Partners & Awards
BODY ALUMNI
The Route
Click the images to visit their website
