Art
Created in 2022 as part of the group exhibition 'To Dye For' at the Textiel Museum in Tilburg, Shepherd's Touch is Claudy Jongstra's first ever woven artwork. The work was inspired by a 2,800-year-old fabric recently found in an Iron Age burial site unearthed in Noord-Brabant (the south of The Netherlands).
- Shepherd's Touch
- Textiel Museum Tilburg
- Wool, silk, cotton and linen
- Woad, indigo and madder
- Photography by: Josefina Eikenaar
In the summer of 2021 at the event of Claudy Jongstra’s first solo exhibition at Galerie Fontana in Amsterdam a series of interviews was initiated about the materials and processes involved to create her works of art. In Atelier Talks II Joris Montens tells us about the Fontana’s match with the artist Claudy Jongstra.
- Atelier Talks II
- In conversation with Suzanna de Sitter and Joris Montens
- In collaboration with Galerie Fontana
- Film by Lourens Lente / Sound by Kay van Vree
A triptych, 6.7 by 2 meters, made especially for a private residence in The Netherlands. The impressive space is in a former theatre that has been redesigned into a home by Just Haasnoot, a longtime collaborator of the studio.
- Photos taken by Pim Top
- Collaboration with Just Haasnoot
