Flower Power Ane-Katrine von Bülow & Iben Kielberg
Ann Linnemann studio gallery February 3 – 28 2009
Ane-Katrine von Bülow and Iben Kielberg show new work at this flowering exhibition of ceramics and glass. It focuses on the happy colours and patterns. They were both educated at Denmarks Designschool in Copenhagen and from different paths have come together for this exhibition in Copenhagen.
Ane-Katrine von Bülow works with serigraphy in 3D form, where graphic silk screen prints are transferred to simple ceramic forms.
Ane-Katrine has received the prestigious Westerwald Prize in 2004, the international Salt Glaze Competition 2006, Koblenz, DE, and Danish Crafts Collection ”Best Craftsmanship”, New York 2005. Solo exhibitions at Galleri Nørby DK, Gallery Puls BE and Galerie St. Joseph, NL. www.anekatrinevonbulow.dk
Ane-Katrine von Bülow and Iben Kielberg show new work at this flowering exhibition of ceramics and glass. It focuses on the happy colours and patterns. They were both educated at Denmarks Designschool in Copenhagen and from different paths have come together for this exhibition in Copenhagen.
Ane-Katrine von Bülow works with serigraphy in 3D form, where graphic silk screen prints are transferred to simple ceramic forms.
Ane-Katrine has received the prestigious Westerwald Prize in 2004, the international Salt Glaze Competition 2006, Koblenz, DE, and Danish Crafts Collection ”Best Craftsmanship”, New York 2005. Solo exhibitions at Galleri Nørby DK, Gallery Puls BE and Galerie St. Joseph, NL. www.anekatrinevonbulow.dk
Iben Kielberg loves colours and patterns. She masters the combination of the warm lively glass and sand blast decorations on the surface. The motives often come from nature and can be anything from beetles to butterflies.
Iben has worked at several glass studios, Peter Svarrer glass studio, and from 1996–2008 she had been running the Glasværkstedet in Ebeltoft together with glass artist, Søren Ringgård. Iben has exhibited at numerous art associoations and at Charlottenborg (Spring-and Autumn exhibitions), the Danish Museum of Art and Design, and the Ebeltoft Museum of Glass. www.glasnettet.dk/
