Julie & Jesse at COS Basel
Julie & Jesse at COS Basel
Fragment(s) | The bottle edition
To celebrate the opening of their first store in Basel, Switzerland, coinciding with Art Basel this June 2018, COS displayed Julie & Jesse’s Fragment(s) installation in their window.
Photo courtesy of COS
Fragment(s) at GREAT Festival of Innovation
GREAT Festival of Innovation
Fragment(s)
Our Fragment(s) vase was exhibited alongside Yuet Tong’s hand painted porcelain at the GREAT Festival of Innovation that took place at Asia Society. The showcase was a preview for London Craft Week 2019.
Photo courtesy of Wright & Smith
Confluence.20+ exhibition at the Chicago Design Museum, Photos
Confluence.20+ exhibition
Chicago Design Museum
For the last edition of Confluence • 20+ we unveiled our their latest experimental porcelain projects called “Déshabillé” and “Clay Bodies”.
We also created an interactive installation transforming part of the display into a live ceramic studio in which we produced a unique edition of our Fragment(s) project, casting discarded moulds brought directly from the factories of Jingdezhen, China.
The exhibition ran from the 13th of October to the 4th of November 2017 at the Chicago Design Museum. Here are a few images of the show.
Photo Credit: Julie Progin
Artists in Residence at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Artists in Residence
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
For the final edition of Confluence • 20+, Julie & Jesse created an interactive installation. They transformed part of the display into a live ceramic studio in which they produced a unique edition of their Fragment(s) project, casting discarded moulds brought directly from the factories of Jingdezhen, China.
Every Friday and Saturday over the duration of the show, visitors had the opportunity to see Julie & Jesse practice their skill. Members of the public were able to engage with the duo to explore the making process, and gain an understanding of the concept behind the work all in an attempt to build connections through time and space.
To close the loop of manufacturing process and to perpetuate the story of the work, visitors also had the opportunity to acquire one of the numbered pieces in exchange of a donation to the Chicago Design Museum.
In order to make the project work, Julie & Jesse collaborated with the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where they were invited as Artists in Residence. They spent one month making their work partly at the School and partly at the exhibition site allowing for exchanges both with the students and the visitors of the show.
Special thanks to Kitty Ross, Bowie Croisant, Ann Marie Martens and Gay-Young Cho
Upcoming exhibition at the Chicago Design Museum
Confluence. 20+
Creative Ecologies of Hong Kong
We are proud to be a part of Confluence • 20+, a design exhibition curated by Amy Chow.
“Confluence • 20+” is a multidisciplinary exhibition that offers a perspective on Hong Kong’s creative ecologies. The show presents inspiring collaborative projects by the best design talents in Hong Kong, a city where east and west, tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and technology synergies.
Presented by the Hong Kong Design Centre, Confluence • 20+ is a multidisciplinary exhibition series that offers a perspective on Hong Kong’s creative ecologies. As the third edition of an ongoing exhibition series, Confluence • 20+ is a stage for creative collisions. The show presents twenty truly inspiring collaborative design projects by Hong Kong’s best design talents, lending insights into the co-evolving ecosystems of the city where east and west, tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and technology synergise.
Living in an ever-reinventing and culturally diverse metropolis, the creative minds in Hong Kong have never been restrained by the city’s confining urban space. Through continual collaboration with global practitioners, they add value to materials and objects, leveraging cultural influences and resources from China, Asia and beyond. The exhibits in Confluence • 20+ are coalescences of cross-boundary interactions and intertwining relationships. Deep inside the crux of every single piece is a community woven across socioeconomic and cultural silos.
Confluence • 20+ is a visual feast of creative works showcasing Hong Kong designers’ ingenuity in crossing boundaries: East, West, Heritage, Craftsmanship, Artistry, Urban Living, and Experiential Innovation. It is an exclusive visual adventure into Hong Kong’s vibrant creative ecologies that both insiders and public audience must not miss.
Participating designers: Nicol Boyd & Tomas Rosén, Alan Chan, Samuel Chan, Gary Chang, Lu Lu Cheung & Otto Tang, Chiu Kwong Chiu, C.L. Lam, Freeman Lau, James Law, Lee Chi Wing, Lo Chi Wing, Lo Kai Yin, Lo Sing Chin, Sharon de Lyster, Jesse Mclin & Julie Progin, Elaine Yan Ling Ng, Kingsley Ng, Sammy Or, Stanley Wong.
The Hong Kong Design Center is a government-funded non-profit organization celebrating design excellence. The institution champions the creation of business values and community benefits through design. This latest exhibition series is a homage to Hong Kong’s design heritage roots and will sojourn in Milan, Hong Kong, Seoul and Chicago.
Date
14 October – 5 November
Opening Hours
Tuesday to Saturday: noon-7:00pm
Sunday and Monday closed
Venue
3/F Block Thirty Seven,
108 North State Street,
Chicago, IL 60602
Free admission and open to public.
Confluence.20+ exhibition at DDP, Seoul Photos
Confluence.20+ exhibition
Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul
For the Hong Kong Design Centre’s Confluence • 20+ Seoul exhibition, we presented Fragment(s), Irony and Erosion. The exhibition ran from the 26th of August to the 16th of September 2017 at Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul. Here are a few images of the show.
Photo Credit: Candice Yau, Amy Chow, Chi Wing Lee & Hong Kong Design Centre
Upcoming exhibition at Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul
Confluence.20+ exhibition
Creative Ecologies of Hong Kong
We are proud to be a part of Confluence • 20+, a design exhibition curated by Amy Chow.
“Confluence • 20+” is a multidisciplinary exhibition that offers a perspective on Hong Kong’s creative ecologies. The show presents inspiring collaborative projects by the best design talents in Hong Kong, a city where east and west, tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and technology synergies.
Presented by the Hong Kong Design Centre, Confluence • 20+ is a multidisciplinary exhibition series that offers a perspective on Hong Kong’s creative ecologies. As the third edition of an ongoing exhibition series, Confluence • 20+ is a stage for creative collisions. The show presents twenty truly inspiring collaborative design projects by Hong Kong’s best design talents, lending insights into the co-evolving ecosystems of the city where east and west, tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and technology synergise.
Living in an ever-reinventing and culturally diverse metropolis, the creative minds in Hong Kong have never been restrained by the city’s confining urban space. Through continual collaboration with global practitioners, they add value to materials and objects, leveraging cultural influences and resources from China, Asia and beyond. The exhibits in Confluence • 20+ are coalescences of cross-boundary interactions and intertwining relationships. Deep inside the crux of every single piece is a community woven across socioeconomic and cultural silos.
Confluence • 20+ is a visual feast of creative works showcasing Hong Kong designers’ ingenuity in crossing boundaries: East, West, Heritage, Craftsmanship, Artistry, Urban Living, and Experiential Innovation. It is an exclusive visual adventure into Hong Kong’s vibrant creative ecologies that both insiders and public audience must not miss.
Participating designers: Nicol Boyd & Tomas Rosén, Alan Chan, Samuel Chan, Gary Chang, Lu Lu Cheung & Otto Tang, Chiu Kwong Chiu, C.L. Lam, Freeman Lau, James Law, Lee Chi Wing, Lo Chi Wing, Lo Kai Yin, Lo Sing Chin, Sharon de Lyster, Jesse Mclin & Julie Progin, Elaine Yan Ling Ng, Kingsley Ng, Sammy Or, Stanley Wong.
The Hong Kong Design Center is a government-funded non-profit organization celebrating design excellence. The institution champions the creation of business values and community benefits through design. This latest exhibition series is a homage to Hong Kong’s design heritage roots and will sojourn in Milan, Hong Kong, Seoul and Chicago.
Date
26 of August to 16 of September 2017
Opening Hours
To be confirmed
Venue
Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul, South Korea
Free admission and open to public.
Confluence.20+ exhibition at City Hall Photos
Confluence.20+ exhibition
City Hall, Hong Kong
We unveiled our latest experimental porcelain project called “Irony” at the Hong Kong Design Centre’s Confluence • 20+ exhibition, a celebration of design talents and creative ecologies of Hong Kong. The exhibition runs from the 6th to the 28th of June 2017 at City Hall, Hong Kong. Here are a few images of the show.
Photo Credit: Marc Progin, Julie Progin & Hong Kong Design Centre
Upcoming exhibition at City Hall, Hong Kong
Confluence.20+ exhibition
Creative Ecologies of Hong Kong
We are proud to be a part of Confluence • 20+, a design exhibition curated by Amy Chow.
“Confluence • 20+” is a multidisciplinary exhibition that offers a perspective on Hong Kong’s creative ecologies. The show presents inspiring collaborative projects by the best design talents in Hong Kong, a city where east and west, tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and technology synergies.
Presented by the Hong Kong Design Centre, Confluence • 20+ is a multidisciplinary exhibition series that offers a perspective on Hong Kong’s creative ecologies. As the third edition of an ongoing exhibition series, Confluence • 20+ is a stage for creative collisions. The show presents twenty truly inspiring collaborative design projects by Hong Kong’s best design talents, lending insights into the co-evolving ecosystems of the city where east and west, tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and technology synergise.
Living in an ever-reinventing and culturally diverse metropolis, the creative minds in Hong Kong have never been restrained by the city’s confining urban space. Through continual collaboration with global practitioners, they add value to materials and objects, leveraging cultural influences and resources from China, Asia and beyond. The exhibits in Confluence • 20+ are coalescences of cross-boundary interactions and intertwining relationships. Deep inside the crux of every single piece is a community woven across socioeconomic and cultural silos.
Confluence • 20+ is a visual feast of creative works showcasing Hong Kong designers’ ingenuity in crossing boundaries: East, West, Heritage, Craftsmanship, Artistry, Urban Living, and Experiential Innovation. It is an exclusive visual adventure into Hong Kong’s vibrant creative ecologies that both insiders and public audience must not miss.
Participating designers: Nicol Boyd & Tomas Rosén, Alan Chan, Samuel Chan, Gary Chang, Lu Lu Cheung & Otto Tang, Chiu Kwong Chiu, C.L. Lam, Freeman Lau, James Law, Lee Chi Wing, Lo Chi Wing, Lo Kai Yin, Lo Sing Chin, Sharon de Lyster, Jesse Mclin & Julie Progin, Elaine Yan Ling Ng, Kingsley Ng, Sammy Or, Stanley Wong.
The Hong Kong Design Center is a government-funded non-profit organization celebrating design excellence. The institution champions the creation of business values and community benefits through design. This latest exhibition series is a homage to Hong Kong’s design heritage roots and will sojourn in Milan, Hong Kong, Seoul and Chicago.
Date
6-28 of June 2017
Opening Hours
10:00 am to 8:00 pm daily
Venue
Lower Block, 1/F, Exhibition Hall, City Hall, Hong Kong
Free admission and open to public.
Confluence.20+ exhibition at La Triennale di Milano Photos
Confluence.20+ exhibition
La Triennale di Milano
Last April we were in Milan to exhibit our Fragment(s) project at the internationally celebrated Salone del Mobile 2017. Our vases were part of the Hong Kong Design Centre’s Confluence• 20+ show, a celebration of the best design talents and creative ecologies of Hong Kong. Here are a few images of the exhibition that took place at La Triennale di Milano.
Photo Credit: Hong Kong Design Centre
