Macao - Handmade in Germany

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© Frank Leder
An International Touring Exhibition
of German Manufactories
Next stop: Macao
A project by
© Direktorenhaus 2016
Partner of the „Handmade in Germany ” world tour
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On 22 April 2016 we will continue our international exhibition
tour “Handmade in Germany” via Macao. Within the tour this
will be a further stop in China for the design exhibition of the
180 most important German manufactories.
Curated by Pascal Johanssen and Katja Kleiss of
Direktorenhaus Berlin, this touring exhibition
will span several years and continents to show a
concentrated collection of German quality
production: design objects and manufacturing
products, all hand-made in Germany and
stretching across all branches.
The exclusive selection of exhibits represents the
value and future of premium quality production
with a commitment to time and handiwork especially against the backdrop of the current trend
of mass production and globalisation.
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T H E TO U R
“Handmade in Germany” is a touring exhibition
of German manufacturers around the world,
spanning several years. Starting in Berlin, the
exhibition first moves to St. Petersburg, then
goes on to visit cities in Asia, America and the
Middle East before returning to Europe once
more.
The exhibition will be shown in exciting cities
and metropolises. For the most part, they will be
reached by sea, but also by land. The idea of the
tour itself is inspired by the “walz” or “journeyman years” – the journey taken on by apprentices of German trades after completing their apprenticeship, similar to the “Grand Tour” of the
European nobility. The journeyman years are
a German tradition still followed today, at the
occasion of which the travelling craftsmen still
wear the traditional garb.
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V E N E T I A N M A C A O - R E S O R T - H OT E L
With almost 1 million square meters the Venetian Macao
Resort Hotel is not only the biggest hotel complex in
Asia, it is the sixth biggest building in the world, too! It is
centrally located at the famous Cotai Strip. As one of the
most extraordinary luxury hotels worldwide the Venetian
Macao Resort Hotel is home to a series of entertainment
facilities and high-class restaurants, and, most famously,
it contains a highly regarded exhibition hall as well.
MACAO
As a next stop we will continue our “Handmade in Germany” world tour in Macao.
Macao is situated 50 km away from Hong Kong at the outfall of the delta of the pearl river. Until the late 19th century the city was one of the most important international port regions and, especially in the last years, it has developed into a hub of
luxury hotels. Besides that, Macao has a notable tradition of manufactories and is
very rich with regards to sights that stem from the Portuguese colonial times.
The exhibition is shown in the context of the „International Exposition of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Ancient Art” as an autonomous satellite exhibition. Due to
the checkered history and its very lively manufactories scene, Macao proves to be
an exciting place to present “Handmade in Germany”.
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22 - 25 April 2016
The Venetian Macau Resort Hotel
Estrada da Baia de Nossa Senhora
da Esperanca
Macao
MASTERPIECES
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Germany has many good manufactories producing high-quality products. The reason for this is
the historical tradition of German craftsmanship.
The training – from apprentice to journeyman to
master – is unique in the world; its purpose is to
achieve a broad access to traditional knowledge
as well as a great depth in the field, which makes
handicrafts one of the most diverse and innovative sectors of the national economy.
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The “Handmade in Germany” exhibition uses selected exhibits to show what an important part
handicrafts, including the spirit of artistic movements such as the Werkbund and the Bauhaus,
play in Germany’s cultural heritage. “Handmade
in Germany” is a journey through the objects
and people of modern and traditional Germany.
Exhibitors include world-renowned luxury
brands, superb manufactories, individual
designers and award-winning art studios, such
as Königliche Porzellan Manufaktur Berlin,
Fürstenberg and Nymphenburg, Gipsformerei
der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin, Graf von
Faber-Castell, Burmester, Koch & Bergfeld,
Mayer’sche Hofkunstanstalt and designers like
fashion designer Frank Leder.
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T H E “OT H E R ” M A D E I N G E R M A N Y
The label „Made in Germany“ has a worldwide
reputation for quality – this sign of quality,
however, mostly marks industrial production. In
contrast, the “Handmade in Germany” exhibition signifies products which are created through
individual master worksmanship by artists,
designers and artisans: Products which take time
to be crafted and require a focus on detail from
their creators, that lend them a very special aura.
The exhibition “Handmade in Germany” shows
the sensual side to German production. Not efficiency and engineering genius are centre stage
here but shape and idea, the poetic, the numinous and the individuality of the world of objects.
Objects are arbiters of cultural norms and values.
The carefully selected collection demonstrates
the relational structure and the fabric of meaning between objects and people. For the curators
of the exhibition this relationship is a pivotal
endeavour of our times: since the reasoning of
our late capitalistic world, shrunken to a meansend rationality, needs alternatives, which don’t
just reduce material things to being marketable
“products”. They are an important part of our
living environment, with all its impact on quality
of life, nurturing and ability to judge.
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H I G H L I G H T S & M A N U FA C T U R E R S
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M A N U FA C T U R E R S
Engels Kerzen
Hans Kruchen
Jochen Benzinger Uhrenunikate
Lang & Heyne
mika amaro
Reposo Humidore
Wilde & Spieth
André von Martens
Fischer & Cie. Maßuhren
Harmona Akkordeon
Josef Lamy
Leuchten Manufactur
Mikili Bicycle Furniture
Rosenthal
Windfall
Art Luminari
Flair
Hasenkopf
Jung
Leuchtturm1917
Munk Bogballe
Schindelhauer
Berthold Hoffmann
Frank Leder
Hedwig Bollhagen Keramik
Kaldewei
Lieht - die Lichtmanufaktur
Mühle
Schramm Werkstätten
Berliner Messinglampen
Fürstenberg
Hering Berlin
Kettnaker Möbelmanufaktur
Linie 58
Nesmuk
Sinn Uhren
Brunner
Gartensilber
Herrnhuther Sterne
Klink & Krüger Motorboote
Lutz Könecke
Nomos Glashütte
Thomas Schmitter
Burmester
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Holon ID
Koch & Bergfeld
Magnus Mewes
Norbert Verneuer
Trippen
Columbus
Gipsformerei SMB
Holy Trinity
Kulling & Kulling
Manufaktur Erna Meyer
Nymphenburg
Victor Foxtrot
Decor Walther
Goldschmiede Gote
Holzmanufaktur Liebich
Kupfermanufaktur Weyersberg
Maren Boensch
Object Carpet
Vickermann & Stoya
Dornbracht
Goldschmiede Stötzel
Holzmanufaktur Stuttgart
Karin Lucas
Martin Haake
Pelikan
Welter Wandunikate
Dorotheenhütten
Golem
Inge‘s Christmas Decor
KPM Berlin
Mayer’sche Hofkunstanstalt
Pendelmarionetten
Wendt & Kühn
Eagle Products
Graf v. Faber-Castell
Jende Posamenten Manufaktur
langlebig
Meißner Dielenmanufaktur
Philippe Wurtz
Werkstatt München
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FOOD PRODUCERS
Brennerei Höhler
Fränkischer Grünkern
Kreuzritter
Ölmühle an der Havel
Senf Pauli
Weingut Domtalhof
WurzelPeter
Adoratio Schokoladenkunst
Brennerei Schnitzer
Gebrüder Elwert
LangLang
Preussischer Whisky
Slyrs
Weingut Dr. Heger
Wusil-Pfefferminze
Alfred Schladerer
Brauerei St. Ehrhard
Ginger Cat
LemonAid
Prontatavola
Stählemühle
Weingut Johannishof
Altländer Honig
Chilli Manufaktur
Glam Cola
Lichtensteiner Wildfrüchte
Qonzern
Steinwälder Hausbr. Schraml
Weingut K.F. Groebe
Assulzerhof
Christine Berger
Goldhelm Schokolade
Mali’s Délices
Rheinland Distlliers
St. Michaelshof
Weingut Müller-Catoir
Balema
Doktorenhof
Gourmetbäckerei v. d. Heide
Mandolero Schokoladenma-
Rosenrot & Feengrün
The Duke Destillerie
Weingut Nick Köwerich
Belsazar Vermouth
Elbler
Hamburger Goldmandeln
nufaktur
Sabine Pauly
The Ostholsteiner
Weingut Paul Weltner
Berliner Brandstifter
Elbgold
Hausbrauerei Altstadthof
Manufaktur Jörg Geiger
Sash & Fritz Vodka
Trans-Formate
Weingut Prinz von Hessen
Berliner Frühstück
Elephant Gin
Haus der feinen Kost
Manufaktur von Blythen
Schlossbrauerei Fürstl. Drehna
Tres Cabezas
Weingut Schäffer
BESH
Evers & Tochter
Hellow Mellow
Marmeladen Manufaktur
Schloss Johannisberg
Villa W. Weinmanufaktur
Weingut Schloss-Saaleck
Black Forest Distillers
Faude feine Brände
Hirschhorner Weinkontor
Muli68
Schloss Schönborn
Weideland Gourmet
Weingut Wechsler
Bliesgau Ölmühle
Feinbrennerei Simon’s
Kaiserhonig
Münchner Kind’l Senf
Sektgut Schloss Wackerbarth
WEIMANN
Weingüter Wegeler
Brauerei Clemens Härle
Ferdinands Saar Dry Gin
King of Salt
MyHoney
Sekthaus Solter
Weinmanufaktur Untertürk-
Wesermühle
Brennerei Grüner Baum
Finch Whiskydestillerie
Klosterbrauerei Neuzelle
Neue Mazerate
Senfmühle Kleinhettstedt
heim Weingut Bergdolt
Windspiel Gin
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T H E C U R ATO R S
Pascal Johanssen
is a gallerist, curator and founder of the Direktorenhaus in Berlin.
After studying law he worked at an innovation research lab at the
University of Arts Berlin. In 2005 he started out to represent graphic artists and illustrators for Galerie Johanssen, thereby paving
the way for many artists to enter the art market. In 2007, together
with Katja Kleiss, he founded the Illustrative, an international biennial for contemporary illustration and graphic arts. After that the
gallery moved into new premises at the Direktorenhaus, situated
at the Alte Münze in the center of Berlin, which has been established as an exhibition venue for design and contemporary arts
and crafts. In 2013 he initiated the “Handmade in Germany” exhibition. Later on he founded the “Deutsche Manufakturenstraße”.
Johanssen has published extensively about design research as
well as about topics on the intersection of applied and fine arts.
He is editor of the magazine “Objects. Journal of Applied Arts” and
co-editor of the Guide to German Manufactories.
Katja Kleiss
is a cultural scientist who works as an art and design advisor for
national as well as international companies. She is the project
manager of the “Handmade in Germany” world tour and co-edits
the magazine „Objects. Journal of Applied Arts“. In addition, Kleiss
pursues social design projects that are concerned with including
the civil society into construction projects in public spaces.
Together with her partner Pascal Johanssen and with the support
of investors and various partners, she is currently aiming to transform the area of the Alte Münze in the Mitte district, near the Museum Island of Berlin, into a cultural environment that can provide
various exhibitions and workshops for artists and designers.
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D I R E K TO R E N H AU S
The touring exhibition has been initiated by
the Direktorenhaus together with the society
“Freunde des Direktorenhaus”. The Direktorenhaus was founded in 2010 by Pascal Johanssen
and Katja Kleiss in Berlin as an exhibition venue
for applied arts. Since then they have implemented a series of multifaceted projects on the
intersections of art, craft, design and German
manufacture production. While, for instance,
the “Handmade in Germany”-world tour exhibits product of German manufactories worldwide,
the “Deutsche Manufakturenstraße” aims to
preserve, conserve and connect regional manufactories through a 2500 km long event road
encompassing all 16 German states.
The Direktorenhaus is centrally located at the
river Spree in the heart of Berlin.
www.direktorenhaus.com
EXHIBITION VENUE
CO N TA C T
ADDRESS
The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel
Estrada da Baia de Nossa Senhora
da Esperanca
Macao
www.venetianmacao.com
Exhibition
Pascal Johanssen
+49 (0)30 27572019
[email protected]
Direktorenhaus
Am Krögel 2
D-10179 Berlin
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Duration:
22 – 25 April 2016
Opening Times:
Monday – Sunday: 10:30 Uhr
Tour / Press Germany
Katja Kleiss
+49 (0)30 43739453
+49 (0)171 9241010
[email protected]
Press
Matthias Philpp
+49 (0)30 48491929
[email protected]
© Direktorenhaus 2015
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