one sided vinyl LP
live recording of the ashtoreth performance
Paris, 04.03.2011
length: 19 minutes
code for mp3 download included
available LP
price € 18 (incl. vat)
digital printed curtains
100% cotton satin
with thermal ecru lining to protect from cold and light
dimensions: 140cm x 250cm
on request
available - sold out
price € 265€ (incl.vat)
patchworked padded quilt
from digital printed fabric
100% cotton
lining: 100% ecru cotton flanel
dimensions: 180cm x 240cm
available - sold out
price € 445€ (incl.vat)
digital printed curtains
100% cotton satin
translucent
dimensions: 140cm x 250cm
available 140cm x 250cm
price € 198 (incl.vat)
digital printed fine jersey dress
100% light weight cotton jersey
a fabric covered chain runs around the neck
and through a drapped detachable jersey belt
available - sold out
price € 249 (incl.vat)
t-shirt with 3D screen print
100% black cotton jersey
width:
size small: 46cm
size medium: 49cm
size large: 51cm
size xlarge: 53cm
available - sold out
price € 49 (incl.vat)
digital printed pillow case
100% cotton satin
dimensions: 65cm x 65cm
available 65cm x 65cm
price € 79 (incl.vat)
digital printed pillow case
100% cotton satin
available 65cm x 65cm
price € 79 (incl.vat)
town-gown conflict
an exhibithion organized by Lucy McKenzie with:
Verena Dengler, Lucile Desamory, Caitlin Keogh, Pelican Avenue, Beca Lipscombe, Lucy McKenzie, Elizabeth Radcliffe
Museum Bärengasse Kunsthalle Zürich
13. june - 14. august 2011
Bärengasse 20 –22, CH – 8001 Zürich
MO closed
Tue / Wed / Fr 12 m. – 6 p.m. , Thur 12 m. – 8 p.m.
Sa / Sun 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The expression «town-gown conf lict» describes centres of conf lict in the
urban life of university cities, in which the campus and students in their
academic garb test the societal balance. The conf licts associated with
the gown-wearers encompass social differences, educational shortfalls,
mechanisms of social differentiation, segregation and the demonstration
of the superiority of the educated classes over the «productive» members
of society. Together with Verena Dengler, Lucile Desamory, Caitlin
Keogh, Beca Lipscombe, pelican avenue and Elizabeth Radcliffe, Scottish
artist Lucy McKenzie (born in Glasgow in 1977, lives and works in
Brussels) brings together artists and fashion designers for the exhibition
«Town-Gown Conf lict», whose drafts and finished works of both art and
so-called applied art explore topics relating to social formatting.
performane photography by lukas beyeler
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