Ruben Lundgren: “Great idea! What’s the budget?”
Ruben Lundgren: “Great idea! What’s the budget?”
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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.
Ruben Lundgren photographer and curator, born in 1983 in the Netherlands. He currently works and lives in Beijing. He graduated from China Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2011. He made a name within the conceptual photography duo WassinkLundgren with publications as Empty Bottles (2007) and Tokyo Tokyo (2010). FOAM showed a retrospect of their work in 2013.
He works as a photojournalist for Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant and as an independent curator of Chinese photography. Together with Martin Parr, he co-edited The Chinese Photobook (2015). Other publications include Hlleo? (2018) and MeNu (2018) a tasty collection of Chinese vernacular food photography.
As a guest curator of BredaPhoto 2020, he curated China Imagined, offering 24 contemporary photography projects from China including the sticker album Wow Taobao. In 2021 he edited the book Ellen Thorbecke: From Peking to Paris, and published Real Dreams with his journalistic works made all over China.
His photographs and books are collected by various private and public collections and have also been exhibited at international galleries and museums including FOAM photography museum (Amsterdam), The Archive of Modern Conflict (London) and Ullens Centre for Contemporary Art (Beijing).
