Annemarie van den Berg

Side activities and graphic design.

01-07-2013 t/m 31-07-2013
In collaboration with: Munken Works
Location: Lychenerstrasse, Berlin
post office is a follow up project of a previous collaboration with Sun Jung Hwang called office. office began as a graduation project, and is our experimental spaces, sharing ideas, creation and discussion. Our project is simply explained in one sentence. “Email us and we will mail you back.” post office delivers message(s) to your mail box, not to your inbox.
https://vimeo.com/70765663, https://vimeo.com/71515155, https://www.monsterkamer.nl/en/munken-works-annemarie-van-den-berg-and-sun-jung-hwang-about-the-post-o-f-f-i-c-e-project/

01-07-2010 t/m 01-07-2016
In collaboration with: Jessica Hammarlund Bergmann, Cecilia Hendrikx, Tara Karpinski
PPE works at the intersection of research, design and society and engages in a dialogue in their projects. Other perspectives are just as important as your own fascinations/questions. Somewhere in the middle something arises that they expose. Often in public space. Meeting or involving the other is just as important as the quality of the product. Their images, products, installations or performances magnify underexposed themes and create new perspectives.
www.pinkponyexpress.nl

01-11-2017
In collaboration with: Roos Mikx
Location:, Rotterdam
The Dikke Scheurkalender is a collaboration between Annemarie van den Berg and Roos Mikx. Every year they make 365 handmade illustrations, which together form a calendar. Sometimes the calendar appears in printed form in museum and bookshops throughout the Netherlands, and other years the calendar can be followed on Instagram and Facebook. Or available daily by email via a subscription. The calendar is a form of learning and continuing to develop.
www.dedikkeschijnkalender.nl, https://www.instagram.com/dedikkeschijnkalender/, facebook.com/dedikkeschijnkalender/

01-09-2007
Location: variable,
Pixel window is a system in which the paper pixels are replaceable, and therefore the installation can be modified. It always intersects a private and a public space.

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