This is the first annual Design Week Curacao exhibition where the focus is on local and international design on a professional level.
This event contains exhibitions taking place in the Miami Building in Scharloo Abou, there will be a photography exhibition in the former Casa Moderna building (Uniarte) in Punda and an historical exhibition at N.A.A.M in Pietermaai.
Product and Fashion Design from Curacao that will be shown are:
Eveline Sipkes, Francine O'Connor, Lisette Keus, Marianne van Ommen, Giovani Abath, Junaiska Geferts, Roberto Tjon-A-Meeuw, Suzette Rosaria, Angeli Vergeli, Beck Jewels, Cleo Maxime, Eugene Maduro, Marie-Louise Klijn, Mateo Mariani, Tatiana Felix, Francis Victor Sling, Wenell Elisabeth, Inonge Andala and Juan Carlos Padrino.
From Aruba:
Elisa Lejuez, Gionina Ghislaine Engelhardt, Merveline Geerman-Giel and Rhona Lemminga
From the Netherlands:
David Paulus, Rushemy Botter, Jermick Wawoe, Michelangelo Winklaar, Anbasja Blanken, Dauvia Nijnenhuis, Dorry Timmermans, Gregorie Bolder, Joyce Verhagen, Kasper Jongejan, Monique Dessar, Nawed Elias, Niki Bierling Van de Berg, Sara-Louise van Velse, Shivra van Baast, Vida Soheili, Adinda Anna Bongers, and Annalie van Doorn.
Participating photographers: Richard Terborg (CUR/NL), Kevin Osepa (CUR/NL) Paco Nuñez (NL), Brett Russel (CUR) Grayson Visceiza (CUR) and Rowald de Graaff (AUA).
Each year there are several themes of design. This year is the pilot starting with Fashion and Product design. Curacao is growing in design and we want to highlight this to the public, showing how much employement and growth the future holds with local design.
During the opening the 31st of October, minister Steven Martina from Economic Development (MEO) and minister of Culture and Education ms Alcalá-Wallé will be doing the opening ceremony and many guests in the design world of Curacao are invited. The opening is at the Miami Building at 6.30 and the rest of the evening will be held at Fleur the Marie Eatery, around the corner.
Pim Clieff
That's a dream for me to visit an event like that! I used to try designing clothes myself, and it all started when I discovered printful and decided to try different prints on t-shirts. By the link https://www.printful.com/band-merchandise, you can check out this company, and they actually came up with a pretty good concept, but now I understand that what I did could hardly be considered a piece of designed clothes.
Yuky
This is for real designers to participate in, while I'm just a POD seller. https://www.printkk.com/
reynoldsfinley
Honestly, photo sizes can be a little confusing, especially when you’re trying to figure out how an image will actually look once it’s printed. A 5x7 sounds small on paper, but when you see it framed or held in your hand, it feels bigger than you’d expect. I remember trying to choose between 4x6 and 5x7 for some family prints and realized I had no clue how they’d really compare. That’s when I found this guide on https://skylum.com/blog/how-big-is-5x7 and it made things so much clearer. It breaks down the real-life dimensions in a way that’s super easy to visualize. Since then, I’ve used it as a quick reference before ordering prints, and it’s saved me from picking the wrong size more than once.