‘Space suit’ order form
For Iris de Leeuw, who was a member of the artists’ group Luuks Laboratorium/Ontbijt op bed, Constant’s New Babylon inspired her to design a new type of clothing. The speespak, or ‘space suit’, was the daily outfit of ‘playing man,’ who populates the new world. Unzippable trouser legs made it possible to adapt to any situation, and exchanging trouser legs with one another encouraged communication. The ‘space suit’ was an instrument in the modernisation of the social space.
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‘Space suit’ order form
For Iris de Leeuw, who was a member of the artists’ group Luuks Laboratorium/Ontbijt op bed, Constant’s New Babylon inspired her to design a new type of clothing. The speespak, or ‘space suit’, was the daily outfit of ‘playing man,’ who populates the new world. Unzippable trouser legs made it possible to adapt to any situation, and exchanging trouser legs with one another encouraged communication. The ‘space suit’ was an instrument in the modernisation of the social space.
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For Iris de Leeuw, who was a m ...... rnisation of the social space.
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Voor Iris de Leeuw, die deel u ...... ieuwing van de sociale ruimte.
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NG-2013-1-2
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Rijksmuseum
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Speespakbestelkaart
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‘Space suit’ order form
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1966 - 1967
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1966 - 1967
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breedte 220 mm
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height 510 mm
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hoogte 510 mm
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width 220 mm
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Collectie: papier
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Collection: paper
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