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The Shopping Bag Art Collection van Pieternel Broos<\/h4>\n<\/div>

In 1980 ben ik begonnen met het verzamelen van papieren draagtassen uit de hele wereld. Bijzondere tassen die je gratis kreeg als verpakking bij een aankoop, tassen van musea, tentoon\u00adstellingen of speciale gelegen\u00adheden.
\nOmdat veel tassen bijzonder fraai zijn vormgegeven, met prachtige typografie en in mooi materiaal uitgevoerd, zijn het voor mij kleine kunstwerken.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Shopping bags
\n\u201cHet zijn dingen waar we meestal niet op letten, niet bekijken, maar gebruiken zoals ons dat uitkomt. Soms is een kunstenaar nodig om je te wijzen op de schoonheid van die alledaagse, \u2018onooglijke\u2019 zaken, soms een schrijver, soms een verzamelaar\u201d.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\u2018Winkelstraten van grote steden over de hele wereld zijn bewegende exposities van grafische kunst. Overal waar je kijkt zie je een parade van kunst van ieder denkbaar onderwerp of stijl op versierde tassen die door kopers worden gedragen.
\nEen van de eerste voorbeelden van deze trend was Andy Warhol\u2019s beroemde Campbell soepblik uit 1964. Toen dit kunstwerk op een boodschappentas verscheen om een pop-art tentoonstelling in New York te promoten, was dat sensatie. Hij noemde de papieren draagtas \u2018de kunst van de straat\u2019<\/strong>.*<\/p>\n

*THE SHOPPING BAG. Portable art, Stephen C. Wagner & Michael L. Closen, 1986<\/p>\n<\/div>

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The Shopping Bag Art Collection by Pieternel Broos<\/h6>\n<\/div>
In 1980, I started collecting paper carrier bags from all over the world. I am interested in those bags that you receive for free as packaging material with a purchase, as well as bags from museums, exhibitions or special occasions.
\nMany bags are specially designed, with magnificent creative typography, and often made of beautiful material. To me, they are works of art.<\/h6>\n
Shopping bags
\n\u201cThey are things that we usually don’t pay attention to, don’t look at, but use as it suits us. Sometimes an artist is needed to point out the beauty of those everyday, ‘unsightly’ things, sometimes a writer, sometimes a collector\u201d.<\/h6>\n
\u201cShopping streets of major cities around the world are moving displays of graphic art. Everywhere you look you see a parade of art of every imaginable subject or style on decorated bags carried by buyers.
\nOne of the first examples of this trend was Andy Warhol’s famous Campbell soup can from 1964. When this artwork appeared on a shopping bag to promote a pop art exhibition in New York, it was a sensation. He called the paper carrier bag ’the art of the street’<\/strong>.*<\/h6>\n
*THE SHOPPING BAG. Portable art, Stephen C. Wagner & Michael L. Closen, 1986<\/h6>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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