Anouchka van Driel: do not fear time
Anouchka van Driel: do not fear time
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Gallery bags are all made of white fabric, like art works on the gallery wall.
Handmade in studio
Global Delivery: we can deliver to the ends of the earth.
Description
Materials: Cotton 98%, Polyurethane 2%
Handle Drop: 32cm/12.6in
Height: 42cm/16.5in
Width: 36cm/14.2in
Two Top Handles
No Magnetic Closure; No Zippers; No Inside Pocket
Delivery
Delivery
Delivery time is made up of production time and shipping time.
Production time
Bag: 3-5 business days
Key Ring: available in stock with limited quantities
Shipping times
North America: delivered within 8-16 days
Most of Europe: delivered within 6-12 days
Most of Asia: delivered within 4-8 days
Shipping time may be extended in the event of customs inspection, holidays or promotional events.
Shipping to PO Boxes, Army Post Office (APO), Fleet Post Office (FPO), Amazon warehouse addresses is unavailable.
Care
Care
Bag
Light cleaning: wipe with a damp cloth.
Deep Cleaning: Wash in water, hand wash only. Gently brush while laying flat, and do not turn the bag inside out to wash, as this may cause wrinkles in the pattern; after washing, let it dry naturally.
Cotton fabrics will shrink slightly and may wrinkle to varying degrees, which is normal. You can use a hanging steam iron to solve the wrinkle problem. Do not use a pressure iron to avoid damage to the pattern.
Key Ring
Wipe with a damp cloth and let dry naturally; for stubborn stains, wipe with an eraser or toothpaste.
Anouchka van Driel, curator, born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in design from ArtEZ University of Arts and a master’s degree in Visual Sociology from Goldsmiths, University of London. Now she works between Beijing, China, and The Hague, the Netherlands.
Anouchka has been lived and workd in China for over a decade, developing art and design projects that stimulate dialogue and experimentation between creative disciplines and cultures. She has contributed to the success of numerous creative projects with partners including among others the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Dutch Design Fashion Architecture, UCCA, the City of Amsterdam, and Beijing Design Week. Her recent projects include the exhibition “Social Design: Learning at Play” with People’s Architecture Office at Shenzhen’s Design Society, and the regenerative design exhibition “Disruptive Matter” for K11 art spaces in Hong Kong and Shenyang.
She was the 2021 the recipient of the M+ / Design Trust Research Fellowship, the fellowship supports original research projects that investigate issues relating to design and architecture in Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, and Asia through a transnational lens.
