Alphabet of Cases
Inside this box: Oceans of Joy, 2005.
Various works on display in Richard Niessen’s ‘An Alphabet of Cases’, a collaboration between Graphic Matters and The Palace of Typographic Masonry. Presentation at Graphic Days Torino ‘Eyes on the Netherlands’, 14 – 30 May, 2021.
Sticky Notes
Sticky Notes project week. Plaatsmaken, Arnhem, May 31 – June 4, 2021.
Five talented young artists are introduced to screenprinting by Harmen Liemburg. Participants: Hannah van der Schaaf , Elisa Klabbers, Derk Muller, WONNE and Bente Wilms.
Point of Interest
Work Point of Interest, 2013
Size 84 x 120 cm
Owner Gerco de Ruijter, visual artist
Location Studio Gerco de Ruijter, Rotterdam
Werkperiode Plaatsmaken
After having used screenprinting intensively for over 20 years, I’m curious about other materials and techniques. Last year, during a working period at Plaatsmaken, Arnhem, I investgated the possibilities of etching. A report (text in Dutch).
Love Non Stop 2.0 – New Edition
Title Love Non Stop 2.0
Year 2021
Size H 700 x W 500 mm
Technique 4 colour screenprint on black 300 grams/m2 paper
Edition 30 signed and numbered prints (with a few improvements)
Previous edition printed by HL at Kapitaal Utrecht Open Print Studio, this one was printed by HL at Kees Maas zeefdruk, Ruinen.
Bio
“Harmen Liemburg (1966) originally trained as a cartographer. In search of a way to increase his opportunities for expression in the graphic field, Liemburg eventually enrolled at Amsterdam’s Gerrit Rietveld Academy. He became part of a new generation of designers, one closely connected to the world of visual arts, museums and education. In many ways, Liemburg is an artist in the traditional sense. Obsessed with screen printing, he uses the medium to create a variety of unexpected results.”
Edo Smitshuijzen
Profile
Photography Isabella Rosendaal.
Hello, my name is Harmen Liemburg. I’m an artist/graphic designer/screenprinter, working for both clients and on self initiated projects.
Theofanie mural painting
Theofanie Up and Out, a mural by artist Gijs Frieling & team, Schunck Heerlen, Augustus 18 2020 – July 6, 2021.
Making a mural in one week’s time at the ‘Glaspaleis‘ (Glass Palace) in Heerlen, NL. A true troupe artistique consisting of members of Gijs Frieling’s son Daan’s band the Koalaz, two other children Eva and Job, plus a couple of others including me. Most of us never touched a brush before in our lives, so paiting on walls was a bit exiting, to put it mildly…
Home Field Framed
Home Field (2012) very nicely framed in white by Gerco de Ruijter, who I recently traded work with.
HNI webcover
Every week, Het Nieuwe Instituut invites a designer to create a cover for the website in response to the question: What’s occupying you now?