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Recently unveiled, the new installation in the IconSiam mall, Bangkok, Thailand, in the lobby of the theatre on the 7th floor. Let us know what you think if you're in the neighborhood.

Pat's work was shown in a joint exhibition with Ling Junwu at the Heng Art Center at Suzhou Center Square this past month.

We have just completed a new installation in the Hub at Peachtree Center. It is one of the larger installations to date and we are very pleased with the results. We hope you like it too. Please go and see it in person if you are in the neighbourhood, pictures do not do it justice.

One of Peter's pieces is now showing in the Musée du Textile et de la Mode Cholet. check it out if you are in the neighbourhood.

Peter has a new piece 'Dark Tree' on board of the newest cruise ship of the Holland America Line, the Nieuw Statendam. The piece spans two decks of the ship, piercing through the floor of the main restaurant.

Peter is participating in the current exhibition in the Gemeente Museum in The Hague: Femmes Fatales. The exhibition features works of many female fashion designers. A paper sculpture accompanies one of the creations by Iris van Herpen recreating the feel of the 2018 Paris fashion week show and the accompanying photo shoot by Jean-Baptiste Mondino held earlier [...]

https://youtu.be/gRvaE0ZV49Q In 2017 Peter Gentenaar installed 45 of his paper sculptures, to create 'Windsurfers in a Porcelain Sea' in Suzhou Center. The permanent installation spans approximately 50 meters, make sure to go see it if you are in the neighborhood.

We are participating in the Jinji Lake Biennale in Suzhou China until June 22nd. Here are some pictures to give you an impression:

Helen Hiebert interviewed us for her Paper Talk podcast. You can listen to it here. She also made two short films of our studio and techniques. Thanks Helen, it was fun having you visit!

From Sunday July 1st through July 22nd 2018 we are having an exhibition at Pulchri Studio in The Hague. The exhibition, 'Is beauty only skin deep', will contain works of both Peter and Pat, filling both the walls and the space of the Mesdag Hall. We have been having so many inquires as to the history of [...]