WIELS from Home: Watch our curators’ selection: Erik van Lieshout + Gwendolyn Lootens & Lubnan Al Wazny • Podcasts Tillmans • Kids at Home

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After 9 weeks of working from home, the WIELS team can return to our iconic building, where we hope to welcome you as off Tuesday [removed] More information on our programme will follow in the coming [removed];

As a final instalment of our WIELS from Home programme, we’re delighted to present two films that question art and its role in society: Beer by Dutch artist Erik van Lieshout, who presented his solo exhibition The Show Must Ego On at WIELS in 2016, and Me Miss Me by Gwendolyn Lootens, WIELS resident in 2014, together with Lubnan Al Wazny. Enjoy!

 

See you soon, 

 

The WIELS team

VIDEO
ERIK VAN LIESHOUT, BEER, 2018

What is art’s potential to change the world? Winning the prestigious Heineken Prize, awarded every two years to a Dutch artist, leads to many questions for Erik van Lieshout. The resulting film, Beer ruminates on many issues: art, ageing, money, politics, charity, diplomacy, integrity, and, of course, the many qualities, good and bad, of beer.

GWENDOLYN LOOTENS & LUBNAN AL WAZNY, ME MISS ME, 2019

Me Miss Me is an existential journey through the feelings, thoughts and desires of a young man from Iraq recently arrived in Belgium. The film is a rollercoaster of emotions through despair, resilience and [removed];Away from his home and family, Lubnan searches for his identity. What if you cannot be yourself anymore? What if your existence has become almost invisible?

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Discover the exhibition Today Is The First Day by Wolfgang Tillmans through a series of podcasts dealing with vulnerability, notions of space, beauty, what makes an image… A unique opportunity to immerse yourself from a distance in this special exhibit.

In the first episode of WIELS Sound, the way we are connected to our environment is questioned through an audio tour.

Written and read by Elies van Renterghem.

LISTEN TO WIELS SOUND 1

KIDS
AT HOME

 

This audio tour, specially designed for kids, takes you through the exhibition of Wolfgang Tillmans’ Today Is The First Day. You can view the images that are described: can you recognize which is which?

 

 

Written by Virginie Mamet, read by Elies van Renterghem (NL) and Catherine Evrard (FR) and edited by Tobias Leemans.

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST (FR)
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST (NL)
LOOK AT THE IMAGES

Many fairy tales are about loneliness and the loss of your home. Däumelinchen by Lotte Reiniger from 1954 is a personal version of the fairy tale Thumbelina and is especially moving because Lotte herself had to flee her country.
WATCH THE FILM

Being at home can be a lot of fun! It’s the perfect time to play board games with your family. A better idea is to make a game yourself. For example, you can make a mikado game from sticks or a checkers game, in which you replace the pawns by cookies. Draw a memory game yourself on cardboard squares or make the game Who’s Who using your friends’ faces. Photograph your own creations and share with #WIELSfromHome.

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