Maker's Dimension at Bygning A

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Maker’s Dimensions shows final projects by fifteen students who graduated this summer from the Royal Academy Crafts schools for glass and ceramics on the island of Bornholm.

Studying at the academy, gives students time, facilities and support to not only develop their technical skills but also an opportunity to experiment - to take ideas in new directions or to find a balance between technical methods and the intrinsic or potential qualities of the materials they are working with - and time to discover and develop a distinct and appropriate personal style.

What can be seen here are the works of young designer-makers who are exploring colour and texture, experimenting with pure forms or using pattern and repetition and testing the qualities of and potential limits of glass and clay.

My Materials, My Tools, My Components, My Collaborative Partner
Hanna Torvik


Works in the exhibition are by:
Annamaria Margareth Hartvig-Clausen, Armel Desrues, Clara Rudbeck Toksvig, Hanna Torvik, In Kyong Lee, Jasmin Franko, Josephine Alberthe Molter, Laura Godsk Vestergaard, Maren Gammelgaard Aaserud, Maria Kildahl Mathiasen, Nathalie Cohn, Sara Vinderslev Mirkhani, Signe Boisen, Thea Dejligbjerg Djurhuus, and Tiphanie Germaneau

Maker's Dimension
26 November 2021 to 9 January 2022
Bygning A, Kløvermarksvej 70,
2300 København S

Det Kongelige Akademi på Bornholm
– Crafts in Glass and Ceramics

update:
Bygning A had to close on 19 December - because of legislation for the control of Coronavirus-19 - but they will reopen on Sunday 16 January 2022 and Maker’s Dimensions will now continue through to 30 January 2022


Ego
Laura Godsk Vestergaard

Kenophobia
Jasmin Franko

Vases Communicant
Armel Desrues

An Ode
Marta Kildahl Mathiasen

 

Graduation2020 - the work of students from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Bornholm

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An exhibition of their degree projects by students who graduated this year from the programme of Crafts: Glass and Ceramics at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Design School Bornholm.

Here you can see the works in glass and ceramics as young artists and makers explore materials and techniques and as they develop a distinct approach to their craft.

The range of styles is incredible but clear themes through all the pieces are the exploration of colour and the use of distinct and strong texture as they relate to both the material and to the forms explored.

An important aspect of the exhibition is how the graduates chose to display and to light their work.

the exhibition ends on 4 October 2020
A.Petersen Collection & Craft

The exhibition catalogue designed by Rasmus Kvist has a short introduction and then, for each student, a short description of their work with photographs by Kirstine Autzen.