Exhibition design BYTS, 2010
As part of the 'Jheronimus Bosch 500'-project Studio Kluif designed all the graphics for the Bosch Young Talent Show (BYTS). This is a big art event taking place in the AKV St. Joost art school in 's-Hertogenbosch. Especially for BYTS a group of around 40 international, young artists from all the Bosch-cities (like Paris, London, New York, Berlin, etc.) have been invited to The Netherlands to give the public an insight of what's happening in the contemporary art scene.
Commercial Ster & Cultuur BYTS, 2010
Studio Kluif presskit ‘ZIPPY’, 2010
Jheronimus Bosch 500 t-shirt BYTS, 2010
Commercial Ster & Cultuur Bosch Parade, 2010
HEMA sketchbook, 2010
The Gruyter Factory invitation, 2010
Amsterdam Arena series of cards, 2010
Danshuis Station Zuid photography ‘Jong Zuid’, 2010
Nedap annual report ‘Be different’, 2010
The title of the Nedap annual report 2009 is ‘Be different to make the difference'. Not a randomly chosen concept, but a fact which aims directly to the genes of this listed (stock exchange-quoted) company. It's not about being different as a purpose, but being different to make the difference in the end. The concept of this annual report is perfectly translated in the overall production. An exceptional shape in the bookcase, smart typographic ideas and a simple but effective photography. It all results in an annual report with a clear view, the view of Nedap.
The Gruyter Factory corporate identity, 2010
Danshuis Station Zuid business cards, 2009
Stella The Hague website, 2010
Jheronimus Bosch 500 poster Bosch Diner, 2010
In Jheronimus Bosch’s time, the members of the Illustre Lieve Vrouwe Broederschap [Confraternity of Our Illustrious Lady] regularly met at the Zwanenbroedershuis [Swan Brothers’ House] where they offered fellow brothers and the inhabitants of ’s-Hertogenbosch a meal for them. Bosch the painter was a member of this confraternity. To emphasise the hospitality of the members, a Zwanenbroedersmaal [Swan Brothers’ Dinner] was regularly laid on.
500 years later, people will once again be dining together, though this time around it will be 500 inhabitants of
’s-Hertogenbosch. Inhabitants of ’s-Hertogenbosch neighbourhoods will offer farmers, urbanites and villagers a meal on the city’s central square, the Markt. Inhabitants with culinary aspirations from various neighbourhoods will compete to impress 500 guests and an expert jury. Which neighbourhood will come up with the best recipe and cook the tastiest meal?
Jheronimus Bosch 500 poster Bosch Art Film, 2010
Artists and designers will choose from the large range of films and videos on art and artists. Old and new productions, films seldom or never before seen in The Netherlands and always of high quality. The programme as a whole will be compiled by art historian and documentary filmmaker Paul Beek.
Jheronimus Bosch 500 poster Bosch Parade, 2010
From 2010 on, a contemporary procession of artistic creations will travel ’s-Hertogenbosch’s waterways every third week in June. A parade that does justice to Jheronimus Bosch’s creativity. The audience will be able to watch the floating, paddling and wading procession from the banks and a number of stands. Professional makers – artists, designers, composers, directors, choreographers, etc. – will get their inspiration from Bosch’s work and ideas.
Jheronimus Bosch 500 poster Bosch Requiem, 2010
The Illustere Lieve Vrouwe Broederschap [Confraternity of Our Illustrious Lady], which Jheronimus Bosch was a member of, commemorated its deceased brothers four times a year, including on All Souls’ Day. This tradition will be reinstated as of 2010 with an annual concert in the Sint-Jan cathedral in ’s-Hertogenbosch. A requiem will be performed with every year focusing on a different stylistic era in music.
Jheronimus Bosch 500 poster BYTS, 2010
The Bosch Young Talent Show (BYTS) is a ten-day, international art event for young, promising art students. Recently graduated artists from the ‘Jheronimus Bosch cities’ (’s-Hertogenbosch, Berlin, Bruges, Brussels, Frankfurt, Ghent, Lisbon, London, Madrid, New Haven, New York, Paris, Rotterdam, Venice, Vienna, Washington) will show recent work at the AKV|St. Joost in ’s-Hertogenbosch. Artists from the ‘Jheronimus Bosch cities’ select the roughly fifty BYTS participants from Europe and the US. The artists were asked to make a cutting edge selection of the latest graduates. A challenging concept with exciting, innovative results.
Jheronimus Bosch 500 program, 2010
Mother Burger inhouse menu, 2010
