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Sandberg Instituut Graduation 2018 Exhibitions & Events Main Departments
Temporary Programmes
Amsterdam 15, 16, 17 June Various locations Critical Studies
Design
THE
Dirty Art Department
Fine Arts
Studio for Immediate Spaces
Master of Voice
Reinventing Daily Life
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https://sandberg.nl/graduation2018

THIS PUBLICATION CONCLUDES THE 2018 GRADUATION EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS OF THE SANDBERG INSTITUUT.
FIFTY-EIGHT GRADUATES FROM FIVE MAIN DEPARTMENTS AND TWO TEMPORARY PROGRAMMES PRESENTED THEIR WORK AT VARIOUS
LOCATIONS IN AMSTERDAM. PART DRAFT AND PART FINAL CONTENT, THIS PUBLICATION CONSISTS OF CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE GRADUATES
AND EXTERNAL PHOTOGRAPHERS AND EDITORS COMPILED BY PS (PUBLIC SANDBERG).
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES VISIT WWW.SANDBERG.NL/GRADUATION2018.
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Sandberg Instituut Graduation 2018 The Name of the Author Index
INDEX
The Name of the Author (A – Z)
Niels Albers 16
Johanna Arco 18
Lucie Berjoan 20
Laura Bolscher 22
Giovanni Bozzoli 24
Mateo Broillet 26
Malissa Canez Sabus 28
Loidys Carnero 30
Júlia Carvalho de Aguiar 32
Gauthier Chambry 34
Callum Copley 36
Philip Coyne 38
Naomi Credé 40
Critical Studies 42
Angelo Custódio 44
Design 46
Timo Demollin 48
Dirty Art Department 50
Thom Driver 52
Quintin Dupuy 54
Fine Arts 56
Andy G. Vidal 58
François Girard-Meunier 60
Kees de Haan 62
Lotte Hardeman 64
Miyuki Inoue 66
Danae Io 68
Tom Kemp 70
Özgür Kar 72
Asja Keeman 74
Bin Koh 76
Anastasia Kubrak 78
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Sherida Kuffour 80 Changing Clothes 20
Samuel Kuhfuss Gustavsen 82 Chasing Lizards … And
Anna Laederach 84 Other Memories 80
Sjors van Leeuwen 86 Connective Tissue: The
Andrea Lopez Bernal 88 Mechanical & Intellectual
Heikki Lotvonen 90 Organs of Cryptoeconomics 36
Stefanie Luchtenberg 92 Cooperate to Survive 24
Master of Voice 94 Cultural Practices ~
Juan Pablo Mejía 96 Property Speculation? 60
Maria Montesi 98 Descending Downwards 40
Asja Novak 100 Difficult Salad 70
Philip Ortelli 102 Dividual Tensifier 76
Natasha Papadopoulou 104 DoReMiFa on SoFa 124
Liene Pavlovska 106 Domestication 16
Mirko Podkowik 108 Ecology of Wounds 74
Reinventing Daily Life 110 Encampment of Other
Alice dos Reis 112 Spaces 82
Duncan Robertson 114 End of Year Programme 42
Daan Roukens 116 Event Horizon 122
Tereza Rullerova 118 Everybody Loves Gijs Velsink
Mai Spring 120 And Gijs Velsink Loves You 136
Studio for Expect Nothing,
Immediate Spaces 122 Appreciate Everything 116
Eva Susova 124 Forest 18
Cécile Tafanelli 126 Future Noise Policy 58
Céline Talens 128 Gemeenzaam Goed –
Tatsuhiko Togashi 130 Een Oefening Voor Het
Mong-Hsuan Tsai 132 Echte Leven 142
Mavi Veloso 134 GlyphDrawing.club 90
Gijs Velsink 136 Graduation Show 56
Rein Verhoef 138 Graduation Show 110
Carlijn Voorneveld 140 If everything is so smooth,
Nadja van der Weide 142 why am I so sad? 78
Nagare Willemsen 144 Ineloquents Bouquets 54
Intimate Mode 92
Jelly Coasts and Milk Rivers 106
The Title of the Work (A – Z)
Lethe: An Ominous Drift 64
...Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet... 26 Lina 98
20h28 34 Mass Wasting 84
A Talking Lamp Moaning on a silent
And Others 22 restless sea 126
A horse riding a tongue 44 Monologues 72
A of a. At a at. 100 Mood Keep 112
Blinded by Shine 88 Mountain Song 94
Broca’s Aphasia 132 My Black Body: A Letter
Celestial Services 46 Addressing Racial Concerns 144
Challenge: Swimming Ode aan de
to an Island 88 Verbrandingsmotor 128
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Poem 20 72
Rotten Fish Air Cooler 54 100
Salpicón: How Melodrama
Has Come to Supplant Design
Politics 96 26
Site-Specific Singing 66 32
Spel van het leven 86 46
TBD 108 74
Take Your Time Until Time 78
Takes You 130 80
Take me, I am 90
entrepreneurial drive 114 92
Teeth 88 96
Temple for my Loneliness 62 118
The Anastasia Method 104
The Garden of Dirty Art Department
(Un)/Becoming 28 24
The Innocents 70 50
The Shadow of Your Dog 52 54
The Shameful Office 140 58
The lips, the lisp, the slip 64
of the tongue 68 70
They Swore it Could 84
Talk to Dogs 50 88
This is Where We Jump 32 144
Three and a Half Corners
of the House 100 Fine Arts
Title 48 18
Toothpaste 100 30
Truque-trrrah – Trans 38
Opera – Experiment #3 134 48
UNIONIZE, Abolish the 56
Stage of Precarity 118 102
Unconditional Void 138 112
Untitled 120 120
Untitled (Blue Curaçao) 30 130
User — Agent 78 132
Wu’s Field 38
ΦΙΛΊΑ 36 Studio for Immediate
“Media vita… The 16 Spaces
Conversion of a Horse” 102 28
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Main Departments (A – Z) 40
Critical Studies 82
20 106
36 108
42 122
60 138
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Temporary Programmes (A – Z)
A—Z
Master of Voice
44
52
66
68
76
94
98
104
114
124
126
134
Reinventing Daily Life
22
62
86
110
116
128
136
140
142
Editorials
10 Noses and 20 Legs
149
154
158
164
168
173
179
183
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Name Year Country Main Department
Niels Albers 1983 The Netherlands Studio for
Immediate Spaces
Domestication
Niels Albers (1983, the Netherlands) investigates the relationship between humans and animals, with a genuine concern about the impact of the human
species on the planet’s ecosystem. Domestication is a sculpture with a clinical bathroom vibe and a sense of alienation to it. During the industrial pro-
cessing of an animal, it suffers unnecessarily, invisible to most consumers. Generally, we do not think about the consequences of our everyday consumer
decisions: decisions that are neither consistent nor rational. Inspired by the highly efficient stainless steel attributes of the slaughter lines, Domesti-
cation shows captivating objects and seemingly very practical devices – as if recalling something out of order and out of place.
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Name Year Country Main Department
Johanna Arco 1991 Austria Fine Arts
Forest
In the video, Forest, Johanna Arco (1991, Austria) questions the boundaries of the embodied self and how this can be located and expanded. High up
in the Austrian mountains, an announcement on the local radio marks the beginning of a journey. Taking a bird’s-eye view, a landscape covered in snow
and silence unfolds before the viewer. Motivated by the strong wish to connect with the wildlife, a woman runs through the forest, while a large group
of deer flee from her. In the ongoing commotion, the borders of human and animal territory are defined by intersecting movements.
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