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Mit der Ausstellung »Die 100 besten Plakate der BURG« wurde im Januar 2015 in der Burg Galerie im Volkspark das Jubiläumsjahr der Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle (BURG) eröffnet. Der gerade erschienene Katalog zeigt die ausgestellten Exponate, begleitet von Essays von Anna Berkenbusch, Sylke Wunderlich, Bernard Stein und Ferdinand Ulrich.»Plakate sind Zeitzeugen«, so heißt es in der Einführung der Kuratorin und Herausgeberin Anna Berkenbusch, Professorin für Kommunikationsdesign an der BURG. In diesem Sinne gibt der Katalog nicht nur einen Einblick in 100 Jahre Plakatgestaltung in Halle, sondern auch in die 100-jährige Geschichte der Kunsthochschule.Die hundert besten Plakate aus den letzten 99 Jahren wurden Ende 2014 von einer internationalen unabhängigen Jury ausgewählt. Sie stellen das Plakatschaffen der BURG und deren Präsenz im öffentlichen Raum in den letzten hundert Jahren vor – von seinen Anfängen bis heute. Die Ausstellung erinnerte in ihrer Konzeption an den 1966 in der DDR ins Leben gerufenen Wettbewerb »100 beste Plakate« und setzte sich gleichzeitig in Beziehung zu dem alljährlich stattfindenden, internationalen Wettbewerb »100 Beste Plakate. Deutschland Österreich Schweiz«. Die 100 besten Plakate der BURG Herausgeberin: Prof. Anna BerkenbuschGestaltung: Anna Berkenbusch und Christian GralingenErscheinungsjahr: 2015Format: 19 x 26 cmUmfang: 176 SeitenAuflage: 1800 ExemplareISBN: 978-3-86019-115-6Preis: 18,- Euro Vom 16. April bis 7. Juni 2015 präsentierte die Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle zum ersten Mal in ihrer Geschichte in einer Gesamtschau Werke aller aktuell an dieser Hochschule lehrenden Professorinnen und Professoren. Der nun erschienene Katalog zeigt den Ausstellungsparcours mit 45 Positionen aus Kunst und Design in den unterschiedlichen Räumen des historischen Gebäudes in beeindruckenden Aufnahmen. Eine kurze Werkbeschreibung zu jedem Exponat führt den Leser in das breite Spektrum der künstlerischen und gestalterischen Haltungen ein. Aktuelle Beiträge von Professoren und Professorinnen der Theorie sowie die Dokumentation der vielseitigen Veranstaltungen während der Ausstellung lassen die »BURG im Diskurs« lebendig werden: unterschiedliche Diskussionsprozesse, Erinnerungen an die Historie, inhaltliche Fragestellungen und eine Vision für die Kunsthochschule im 21. Jahrhundert. In diesem Sinne ist das Katalogbuch Bildband, Nach-Lese und Ausblick in die Zukunft der bedeutenden Kunsthochschule Sachsen-Anhalts.Der Katalog versammelt Beiträge von Dr. Nike Bätzner, Georg Barber, Anna Berkenbusch, Aart van Bezooijen, Dr. Sara Burkhardt, Guido Englich, Bettina Erzgräber, Stella Geppert, Bettina Göttke-Krogmann, Dr. Matthias Götz, Sabine Golde, Kathrin Grahl, Thomas Greis, Bernd Hanisch, Dieter Hofmann, Hubert Kittel, Ulrich Klieber, Dr. Dieter Rudolf Knoell, Peter Kolbe, Annette Krisper-Beslic, Daniel Kruger, Frithjof Meinel, Klaus Michel, Una Moehrke, Axel Müller-Schöll, Martin Neubert, Dr. Matthias Noell, Ute Pleuger, Bruno Raetsch, Ulrich Reimkasten, Thomas Rug, Rainer Schade, Rudolf Schäfer, Joachim Schielicke, Karin Schmidt-Ruhland, Dr. Rainer Schönhammer, Anette Scholz, Michaela Schweiger, Johann Stief, Andrea Tinnes, Christine Triebsch, Sven Völker, Vincenz Warnke, Rolf Wicker und Andrea Zaumseil. Im Wettbewerb »Die schönsten deutschen Bücher 2016« der Stiftung Buchkunst wurde der Katalog für die Longlist ausgewählt. Professoren und Professorinnen der Burg aus Kunst und Design… Herausgeber: Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle und Jule ReuterKonzeption und Redaktion: Jule ReuterGestaltung: Tobias Jacob und Torsten IllnerVerlag: Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule HalleErscheinungsjahr: 2015Umfang: 344 Seiten, 280 AbbildungenAusführung: Schweizer Broschur mit im Offset bedrucktem GewebebezugFormat: 21,6 x 27,9 cm Sprache: Zweisprachig (Deutsch/Englisch)ISBN: 978-3-86019-100-2Preis: 39,- Euro »Es ist eine Kunst, zu feiern«, betont der Philosoph Hans-Georg Gadamer. Dass die Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle diese Kunst beherrscht, belegt nicht zuletzt das frisch erschienene Jahrbuch BURG 2015. Mit einem so umfassenden wie abwechslungsreichen Festprogramm hat die Kunsthochschule im Jahr 2015 ihren 100. Geburtstag gefeiert. Mit der Jubiläumsausgabe des Jahrbuches finden die Feierlichkeiten zu BURG 100 nun einen schönen und würdigen Abschluss.2015 war ein ereignisreiches, buntes und aufregendes Jahr. Die BURG präsentierte in einer bislang unerreichten Dichte und Fülle, was sie bewegt und wo sie steht. Das Jahrbuch fasst die gesamte Bandbreite der Jubiläumsaktivitäten in Wort und Bild zusammen. Die Veranstaltungen reichten von einem grandiosen Festakt über Ausstellungen, Symposien, Publikationen, Lesungen bis zu Modenschauen, einem Fußballturnier und einer Festwoche. Das Jahrbuch lässt das pralle Festprogramm noch einmal lebendig werden: So etwa die »Professorenausstellung«, die Werke aller aktuell an der Hochschule lehrenden Professorinnen und Professoren vereinte; die Ausstellungen „Assoziationsraum Wunderkammer“ in den Franckeschen Stiftungen und »Moderne in der Werkstatt« im Kunstmuseum Moritzburg Halle (Saale); oder die Festwoche, die ganz den Studierenden und den Projekten, die sie außerhalb des Lehrplans schufen, gewidmet war. Das Jahrbuch lässt die Plakat-, Bücher-, Textil-, Schmuck-, Keramik- und Multimedia Design-Ausstellungen Revue passieren. Aber auch die mittlerweile traditionelle Jahresausstellung, die Modenschauen sowie die Verleihung des Kunstpreises der Stiftung der Saalesparkasse und die des GiebichenStein Designpreises sowie die Auszeichnungen im Rahmen der Graduiertenförderung werden dokumentiert. Im Wettbewerb »Die schönsten deutschen Bücher 2016« der Stiftung Buchkunst wurde das Jahrbuch für die Longlist ausgewählt. BURG 2015 Herausgeber: Rektorat der Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle Konzept: Brigitte Beiling, Anne FlecksteinRedaktionsleitung: Brigitte Beiling, Bert Sander Art Direktion: Andrea Tinnes Gestaltung: Wolfgang Hückel, Katharina TauerVerlag: Hochschulverlag Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule HalleErscheinungsjahr: 2016Format: 18 x 26 cm, 244 Seiten, Ausführung: broschiert, Fadenheftung ISBN: 978-3-86019-121-7 Preis: 2,50 Euro
It's officially the start of International Beauty Pageant Season!!! To begin all the Sashes and Tiaras fabulousness is the Miss Grand International 2017 beauty pageant which is occurring in Vietnam with the Final Crowning Night taking place on October 25th. A couple of nights ago were the much-awaited Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition. The 77 contestants--from all over the world--from Argentina to Wales--showcased costumes representing their nations, islands and territories... Fantasy Fab: (L to R) Miss Grand Indonesia Dea Goesti Rizkita, Miss Grand India Anukriti Gusain and Miss Grand Laos Chinnaly Gorasing--Miss Grand International 2017 National costume Competition Photos courtesy of Miss Grand International Facebook Page Flora and Fauna: (L to R) Miss Grand Argentina Yoana Don, Miss Grand Panama Andrea Torres and Miss Grand Peru Maria Jose Lora--Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition These costumes ranged from Traditional and Festive, "Victoria's Secret"-like feathered Pre-Columbian Goddesses to Fantasy Couture and they did not disappoint in terms of visual costume candy for pageant lovers everywhere! The pageant organizers are allowing EVERYONE around the world to vote for their favorite by Liking and Sharing the individual photos on the Official Miss Grand International Facebook page HERE. Traditional Couture: (L to R) Miss Grand Ecuador Analia Vernaza, Miss Grand Venezuela Tulia Aleman Ferrer, Miss Grand Vietnam Huyen May Tran Nguyen--Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition The Top 15 Liked & Shared contestants/costumes will then move on for another round of voting until the BEST NATIONAL COSTUME (or the one with the most votes!) will be announced on the final night (October 25th). Now, I don't have to wait until then because here are MY TOP 15 Favorite National Costumes from Miss Grand International 2017, beginning with my FAVORITE: 1. Miss Grand Indonesia Dea Goesti Rizkita--One word: WOW. Leave it to Indonesia to BRING IT when it comes to national costumes at beauty pageants. Lately their representatives have been seriously upping their Costume Couture game! This UBER intricate costume needs A LOT of explanation... Indonesian Empress: Miss Grand Indonesia 2017 National Costume According to Miss Grand Indonesia 2017, her national costume is entitled "MOTHERLAND: The Sky is my Father, and The Earth is my Mother" and it was designed by Morphacio and Maya Ratih. This costume has the meaning of a circular shape taken from the base form of the Moon and its about the mother figure, the queen, and the woman. Here are some more details: *The blue color depicts the glory of Indonesia as a Maritime Country. *Five blue crystals in the circle of the moon symbolize the harmony of Indonesian people in the ideology of Pancasila. *The three blue crystals on the headdress symbolize the perfection of body, soul, and spirit. *Five yellow crystals depict the young generation are like buds of the nation which is the hope and successor/future of the nation... Now THAT is a TRAIN: Miss Grand Indonesia 2017 National Costume *The wings on the shoulders symbolize the tenderness and strength, the prayers and the songs of the ancestors. *The backbone symbolizes Indonesia is the "backbone of the World" where Indonesia holds abundant natural wealth and Indonesia is a very influential country in the world political map. *The wing belt symbolizes fertility and a close brotherhood. Fingers and right arm describe the wisdom, skill and soul that protect the society. *The temple symbolizes "our bodies are temples, our bodies are His temple", as well as Indonesian people from various social and cultural backgrounds to individuals seeking self-enlightenment. *And finally, five Nusantara fabrics illustrate the cultural diversity in Indonesia which contain the thoughts and philosophy that accompany the journey of the Indonesian people to be a whole person, as a true person. Regardless of all this very detailed costume description...for me, it translates into THE BEST ONE of the competition! I loved how impacting it was, the colors, the unique shapes...it was a work of fashion art! Moving on...my other Favorites in my Top 15 List are: 2. Miss Grand India Anukriti Gusain--Anukriti's gorgeous costume was my second favorite of the 76 contestants. The theme for this look was "Evolution and Expansion of Indian Royalty, from the Palace to the workplace". The national costume--designed by Melvyn Dominic Noronha--according to the contestant herself, shows the balance of an Indian woman with her delicate beauty of compassion and the strength of her determination. She goes on to say that the design also shows how through the evolution of time, the spirit of a few queens magnified and today every Indian woman is a queen in her own right. I loved how this costume combined traditional Indian dress with Hindu God-like imagery. I also thought the combination of bold gold/blue/red colors made for a very strong stage impact. 3. Miss Grand Laos Chinnaly Norasing--This national costume is inspired by the Great Golden Stupa Pha That Luang in Vientiane, the capital city of Laos. The Great Golden Stupa Pha That Luang is an ancient and important architecture of Laos, and is a center for the spirit of the Lao people. The design of the costume is a unique feature and character of the Buddha image, adapted to the composition of the ensemble. The jewelry was also inspired by the shape of the Buddha image. The color and the various embellishments added to this costume present Lao's cultures, customs and unique identity. I thought it was thoroughly impacting, very striking and made for a stand-out costume presence at the Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition. I am still so baffled how any of these costumes get packed and shipped through customs and onto a plane and then reassembled to be worn again! Miss Grand Venezuela Tulia Aleman Ferrer (top photos) in her "Manta Guajira" National Costume and (lower photos) Wayuu Guajiras and their Mantas (caftan dresses) 4. Miss Grand Venezuela Tulia Aleman Ferrer-- Tulia's costume represents the Manta (or caftan/tunic/dress) Wayuu Guajira, a Native American ethnic group of the Guajira peninsula of northern Colombia and northwestern Venezuela. The brightly colored costume featured the designs and pom-pom accents commonly seen on these Wayuu Guajira caftan/tunics worn by the women of this South American indigenous group. Sketch of Miss Grand Venezuela Talia Aleman Ferrer's National Costume--designed by Colombian designer/brand Aikaa by Blanca Fernandez This was also one of my top favorites of all the 76 contestants for the way she showed it onstage and how colorful and striking it was. I also loved the representation and homage of an indigenous group through this beautiful costume. The design was created by Colombian designer/brand Aikaa by Blanca Fernanadez. 5. Miss Grand Panama Andrea Torres--Andrea wore a Pre-Columbian (before Christopher Columbus) Feathered Empress-like costume to represent her nation of Panama. And I LOVED it! There were several of these feathered-and-sequined looks in the Miss Grand International 2017 National Costumes Competition, and yet this was THE MOST IMPACTING of the bunch! The design was created by Panamanian designer Cristo Athanasiadis who is known for these types of pageant costumes...and he's obviously very good at it! I loved the colors, the sequins, the feathers...well, I just loved EVERYTHING! Muy bien Cristo and Muy bien Andrea! Vietnam Queen: Miss Grand Vietnam 2017 Huyen My Tran Nguyen in her Ao Dai Traditional National Costume for Miss Grand International 2017 Sketch of Miss Grand Vietnam Huyen Tran Nguyen's National Costume for Miss Grand International 2017 6. Miss Grand Vietnam Huyen My Tran Nguyen--I absolute ADORED this costume worn by Miss Grand Vietnam 2017 Huyen My Tran Nguyen. The costume represents a traditional Ao Dai and is inspired by the patterns of the Hue Imperial Citadel in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue. It took 3 months to create this gorgeous 30 kilograms (about 66 pounds!)-weighing costume and it was designed by Vietnamese designer Ngo Nhat Huy. If you get to see the video of the actual Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition (at the end of this post!), you can fast forward to when she comes on and showcases this gorgeous costume. I especially loved how the sleeve brocade print/design mitered (matched) when she put her arms/hands together. Viva Mexico: Miss Grand Mexico Yoana Gutierrez in her National Costume at the Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition A young Tehuana de Oaxaca in traditional dress--Oaxaca Mexico 7. Miss Grand Mexico Yoana Gutierrez--Yoana wore this very beautiful and colorful "Tehuana de Oaxaca" traditional costume, worn by the indigenous women of the city Tehuantepec in the Mexican state of Oaxaca (think Frida Kahlo). The design itself paid tribute to the traditional dress and at the same time, had enough Fashion with a Capital "F" impact and stage fabulousness to make it into my Top 15 Favorites. 8. Miss Grand Jamaica Jenaae Jackson--Jenaae stated on her Instagram that in this costume, she is a "depiction of a Jamaican Arawak Queen" and all I have to say is "Go On Girl!". I absolutely loved this costume for its colorful, feathered and sequined glory! It looked well-done, finished and high-end. I really admired the stunning jeweled sequins on her bandeau top and skirt yoke and I also liked the muted green feathered skirt. This "Arawak Queen" is UBER Costume Fabulous! 9. Miss Grand Sri Lanka Visna Fernando--Miss Grand Sri Lanka wore this golden "Lion"-inspired costume for the Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition. The costume was inspired (obviously) by the "Ceylon Lion" seen in the Sri Lankan flag. I thought it was impressive, sexy-hot and stage impacting enough to be one of my Top 15 Favorites! The headdress alone was EVERYTHING! I just wished those nude pump/heels were a little more "designed" as opposed to looking as if she went online and bought a pair of heels and just added them to the costume. 10. Miss Grand Cambodia Kea Khloem: This was another gorgeous showing from an Asian contestant at the Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition. Kea's costume was inspired by Cambodian Buddhist temples and the types of traditional dress of the country. I thought this design looked rich, well-made and the different shades of gold were very striking onstage. 11. Miss Grand Philippines Elizabeth Durado Clenci--"Last night for the national costume competition I chose to represent an indigenous tribe from the south of Philippines," Clenci wrote on her Instagram, sharing a photo of her intricately made headdress. The ensemble which she wore as her national costume for the Miss Grand International 2017 was designed by Jearson Demavivas. This dress was inspired by the T’boli tribe and is a representation of a modern T’boli princess in haute couture and their uniquely designed guitar called hegulung. Philippine’s T’boli takes pride on its T’nalak fabric which designs are spawned from the dreams of the weavers. The design of this national costume represents the cultural structure of the T’boli tribe along with the colors and intricate beadwork, which speaks of their careful yet impressive art. I thought Elizabeth looked sexy, chic and still "National Costume Diva Traditional" in this design. It wasn't out-of-this-world impacting like Miss Grand Indonesia or Miss Grand India, Miss Grand Laos...but, it was still Costume Couture Runway Fab. 12. Miss Grand Argentina Yoana Don--Yoana wore this sequined and feathered "Fantasy Showgirl"-like costume representing the city of Corrientes which is the Argentinian national capital of Carnival (Carnaval). The gorgeous costume--which ended up being one of my Top 15 Favorites--was designed and created by Marcelo Pendola who creates many of the Miss Argentina national costumes for international pageants. I LOVED the golden crystal sequined applique, the strawberry red feathers...the leg sequined accessories...it was all MUY BELLO and MUY FAB. 13. Miss Grand Peru Maria Jose Lora--The Pavo Real Blanco (white peacock) is in danger of extinction in the South American Amazon and was the inspiration for Miss Grand Peru 2017's national costume. The beautiful costume was designed by Peruvian designer Beto Pinedo. Of all the "Pre-Columbian/Victoria's Secret Feathered Divas"...this one was definitely one of my faves. Therefore, it need to be in my Top 15 List! It meshed both the bird inspiration with sexy stage presence. If there was any critique...yes, it would be the shoes., If you're going to create a gorgeous and intricate costume, create the shoes as well! Those need to be silver and sequined and fabulous. Right now, they are just $25 nude pumps from the internet! 14. Miss Grand Paraguay Lia Duarte Ashmore--Miss Grand Paraguay decided to give "Indigenous Tribal Couture/Making a Statement" Costume. The lovely Lia wore a hi-lo design which, at first glance, gave the viewer an Angelic/Runway model vibe. Then, as one got more focused, you could see the "Stop Chaco Deforestation" and "Stop the Violence" marking on her arms. The costume is inspired by the "Allegory of the Pajaro Campana", a white bird with green-hued beak and face (lower photo, above). In addition to this, the look seems to be suggesting the dangers of deforestation and this ivory tull'ed "Couture Angel" coming to save the human destruction. I thought it was impacting and thoughtful enough to make my list. It would have almost too obvious to add wings to this costume a la "Miss Grand Peru", "Miss Grand Panama", so I like this more "runway" direction. 15. Miss Grand Ecuador Analia Vernaza Daulon--Analia's costume was a traditional Ecuadorian costume designed by Maria Isabel Diaz Design . I loved the colors, the high-lo style of the dress/skirt section and overall impact of the design. If there was any critique, once again, it would be THE SHOES! The costume looked fab but the shoes seemed like an afterthought. Those were MY TOP 15 Favorite Costumes from the Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition...Let me know which ones were YOUR favorites! **STAY TUNED for MORE of my "Sashes and Tiaras" Pageant Blogs discussing "Miss Earth", Miss Grand International" and many more! Until then....I'm excited to launch my NEW Pageant Coloring Book!!! It is full of FABULOUS Beauty Queens and Gowns ready to create your very own Evening Gown Competition! Purchase now on Amazon.com HERE: Click below to watch the Miss Grand International 2017 National Costume Competition:
