Studio Job Presents 'The Birth' at a Cigar Factory-Turned-Gallery
Jessica Marcel — January 24, 2010 — Art & Design
References: studiojob.nl & dezeen
The artists of Studio Job are presenting a new show in Antwerp in a building that used to be a cigar factory. Studio Job’s new show is called ‘The Birth.’ The pieces in the show have a religious feel to them, with stained glass panels and engraved armoires. The heavy use of gold in the exhibit also adds to the religious flavor.
Studio Job’s exhibit will be followed by other shows in the newly transformed gallery. Check out the links for more info.
Studio Job’s exhibit will be followed by other shows in the newly transformed gallery. Check out the links for more info.
Trend Themes
1. Religious Art-inspired Exhibits - Opportunity for galleries and museums to showcase exhibits that incorporate religious themes and motifs.
2. Transformation of Cigar Factories Into Galleries - Cigar factories can be repurposed and transformed into art galleries providing a unique opportunity and setting for artists and curators.
3. Heavy Use of Gold in Art - Artists can incorporate gold material in their pieces to achieve a religious or regal aesthetic, provoking luxury and exclusivity.
Industry Implications
1. Art Galleries - The trend of religious art-inspired exhibits offers a new theme for galleries to explore, and showcasing such exhibits in cigar factory locations can be a unique experience.
2. Museums - Religious art-inspired exhibits that feature gold and other materials can attract visitors and provide opportunities for museums to showcase their collections.
3. Craftsmanship and Material Suppliers - The heavy use of gold and intricate materials such as stained glass panels and engraved armoires in religious art-inspired exhibits presents opportunities for craftspeople and material suppliers to engage in new projects.
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