Screen to Screen Dialogue
Interview by Chris Reinewald on the occasion of the first viewing of my travelling show Ultralight, at the University of North Carolina Charlotte (UNCC), January 2009.
Screen to Screen Dialogue
At the beginning of the 21st century it seems as though the art of fine printing like other applied arts, such as textiles, ceramics and glass, is slowly sliding away into the valley of oblivion. It will probably survive for a short while as an activity only to be performed by diehards, a.k.a. crafts artists. This is totally understandable. Who would bother to mess around with ink, paper, acid, screens or stones, or a printing press when the computer and digital print technologies enable us to work with clean hands?
Liemburg and Niessen: A Joint Expedition
Photography Corriette Schoenaerts.
About the collaboration between Richard Niessen, Jennifer Tee & Harmen Liemburg.
Text Nadette de Visser for Amsterdam Index 2006 (A shortcut to creative Amsterdam).
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Amsterdam Index 06
In the language of form that is graphic design, Harmen Liemburg en Richard Niessen have developed their own dictionary. This Amsterdam based duo, in collaboration, was previously known as Golden Masters. Meandering through styles, colors, texture and shape, Liemburg and Niessen create design that borders with and crosses over to art. It is a playful world this illustrious duo live in, one that curls and winds and consists of windows to different spaces and places.
An Excessive Interest in Printed Matter
Golden Masters: An excessive interest in printed matter
Text Ewan Lentjes in Items magazine 5/2001