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Collection elsewhere
The section Collection elsewhere gives a survey of exhibitions in other museums with objects on loan from the collection of the Textile Museum. Current opening times and more information are to be found on the websites of the museums in question.
Herman Scholten – space and textiles
Mondriaanhuis, Amersfoort
8 June – 26 September 2010
The exhibition gives a compact overview of the work of textile artist Herman Scholten (1932) and is a tribute to this innovative weaver. The spatial effects of a flat surface, which is actually a wall-rug or floor-carpet, are the key focus of his work: a third dimension is revealed. In his artistic concepts, it is not only the expressive quality of the weaving and the material that are important – equally important are the composition and the presentation.
The following are on display from the Textile Museum’s collection:
Herman Scholten, “Spiegel” (“Mirror”), 1967, BK0597
Herman Scholten, “Werk in uitvoering” (Work in Progress”), 1964, BK0598
Herman Scholten, “Zee” (“Sea”), 1963, BK0790a
Herman Scholten, “Geel blok” {“Yellow Block”), 1985, BK0947a
A beautiful thing: craft, design, art 1890-2010
Museum Hilversum
27 March – 15 August 2010
Fascinated by the return of traditional techniques in Dutch design and art, Museum Hilversum brings light on this subject with an exhibition tracing these developments form 1890 to 2010.
From the collection of the Textile Museum is shown:
Michel Duco Crop, curtain sample (cretonne) (14673)
Edmond de Cneudt, upholstery fabric (6732)
Jaap Gidding, Carpet 5015 Silma (10190)
Desireé Scholten-van de Rivičre, ‘Rood’ (BK0420)
Claudy Jongstra, Pillow Drenthe Heath, (11832) and interior fabric ‘Hermelijn’ (Ermine) (11833)
Damask – the white gold of Haarlem
Historisch Museum Haarlem
13 March – 12 September 2010
Exhibition about linen and damask weaving in Haarlem in the 17th century.
From the museumcollection is shown: a miniature weaving loom (7645), pattern drawing of W.J. van Hoogerwou, Rose Nr. 52/104 (12624a) and two films about damask.
Total Table Design
12 juni - 31 oktober 2010
Zuiderzeemuseum, Enkhuizen
25 - 28 juni 2010
Leerdamse Glasdagen, Leerdam
The designers Kiki van Eijk and studio Scholten & Baijings have crystallized their vision on the art of dining in an exhibition. For the realisation of their designs Royal Leerdam Crystal (glassware), Royal Van Kempen & Begeer (cutlery/ table accessories) and the Audax Textile Museum Tilburg (table linen) joined forces. The world-wide launching of Total Table Design has taken place during the fair 'Object Rotterdam' from 4 - 7 February 2010.