Inspired by culture and identity research, memory and loss, Barbara Munsel develops conceptual garments and experimental textiles from a strong narrative. Her work is about fragility and stratification, in which a current context, history or background can always be detected, whether consciously or not. She emphasizes the connection between people's perception and their relationship to their material context.
She often works with natural, old or antique materials and with residual materials.
Rotterdam Art Week
RAW groepsexpositie Expo Codrico
Rotterdam Art Week
RAW groepsexpositie Expo Codrico
Wabi Sabi lab ‘Manifeste de l’imperfection’
A deliberate curatorial choice: a selection of brands, galleries, artists, artisans, designers, publishers, and
material suppliers aligned with our intent, our vision, our affirmed tastes — and the full subjectivity our choices imply.
Expo Kaapkwartier | Rotterdam Art Week
Collective Fase3 (Barbara Munsel, Ruth Horstmanshoff and Karin de Visser) exhibits during RAW. Thursday 27 March 13.00:15.00-14.00:XNUMX festive opening with Ina Klaassen, director Boijmans van Beuningen, live music, poetry, performances at XNUMX:XNUMX.
IN YOUR FACE 2.0
IN YOUR FACE 2.0 is a group exhibition with 118 works by various female visual artists from Rotterdam. Various research reports on the position of female artists in the Netherlands show that the visual presence of women in art still lags far behind that of their male colleagues.
Opening: April 5 from 15 to 17 pm
Finissage and book launch: April 27, 15-17 pm
Testactiviteit
Een Kunstcentrum
group exhibition
South Explorer
Art route Rotterdam-south
‘Wie teveel omhelst houdt weinig vast’
From October 16 to November 14, an exhibition by artist and fashion designer Barbara Munsel can be seen in the Rotterdam Gemaal op Zuid. The exhibition is about our society's urge to collect and overconsume. There will also be a number of unique jackets for sale.
On display are layered work constructed from textile remains and discarded materials: new designs that have been created through textile assemblages.
Also part of the South Explorer art route.