Annaïk Lou Pitteloud (*1980) is a Swiss artist who lives and works between Brussels and Bern. Her practice is characterized by sober interventions through which she questions and thwarts the systems of representation and the norms that determine the social uses of spaces, paying particular attention to institutional frameworks.
Initially scheduled for the end of April to mid-May to coincide with the Art Brussels fair, the exhibition was postponed during the summer, in accordance with health measures. Without modifying the contents, this project has in the meantime seen its meaning influenced by the context we are living in and which reaffirms its purpose. With a large part of social life being put under the bell, communication tools become the relay for human relations that are subjugated to isolation and distance, whereas in art, they provide platforms for relocation, reducing it to issues of visibility and distribution, leaving more than ever the power relations linked to artistic work and production in the shadow.
Through this exhibition, Annaïk Lou Pitteloud reflects on the value and the relationship that binds the artist to his production, while wondering what remains of this intimacy beyond the public transfer of the work – if such fidelity ever existed. Entitled Long Distance, it brings into play the notions of time and space, playing on physical scales, as much as inscribing itself in a long time with an implicit reference to an artistic figure whose she questions the legacy.

ill : Annaik Lou Pitteloud, Call artist (model for an arm extension), detail, 2015, exhibition view at SB34-The Pool (c) Silvia Cappellari

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Where do we put the bug?
Dóra Benyó
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@ Cunst-Link
154 rue Théodore Verhaegen, 1060 Brussels

The exhibition is open on Sundays 14:00 – 18:00 and by appointment at Opening: 02-09-2020 / 18:00 – 22:00 with happenings
during Brussels Gallery Weekend 3, 4, 5, 6 – 09 / 14:00 – 18:00
Finissage: 20-09-2020 / 14:00 – 18:00 with live musical performance by Carrageenan

Tomber en amour 
a collective exhibition curated by Christophe Veys with APPARATUS 22, LAURETTE ATRUX-TALLAU, MARCOS AVILA FORERO, OTTO BERCHEM, DAVID BESTUÉ, PIERRE BISMUTH, LUZ BROTO, STEFAN BRÜGGEMANN, JUAN CAÑIZARES, CEDRIC CHRISTIE, EDITH DEKYNDT, DENICOLAI & PROVOOST, ANGELA DETANICO / RAFAEL LAIN, LISE DUCLAUX, AURÉLIEN FROMENT, CRISTINA GARRIDO, BERNARD GAUBE, PIERRE GERARD, GERLACH EN KOOP, RÉMY HANS, HEIDE HINRICHS, MYRIAM HORNARD, GUDNY ROSA INGIMARSDOTTIR, FLORIAN KINIQUES, KLAAS KLOOSTERBOER, TAKAHIRO KUDO, YVES LECOMTE, PIERRE LIEBAERT, MYRIAM LOUYEST, MARIE-FRANCE & PATRICIA MARTIN, MARIANNE MISPELAËRE, ROKKO MIYOSHI, ROMAN ONDAK, BENOÎT PLATÉUS, SANDRA PRYCZYNSKI, KATARZYNA PRZEZWAŃSKA, EDURNE RUBIO, EMMANUEL SELVA, ADAM VACKAR, PEP VIDAL, ORIOL VILANOVA, DANH VO 

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@ La maison des arts de Schaerbeek 
147 chaussée de Haecht, 1030 Brussels

Opening [removed] from 6pm to 9pm
The exhibition is then open Tuesday > Friday from 10 am to 5pm / Weekends from 11 am to 6 pm. Pre-booking is required

Massif Continental – croiser l’espace

with Eglantine Chaumont, Simon Delneuville, Julie Larrouy, François Winants
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@ l’Orangerie – Espace d’Art Contemporain
Rue Porte Haute 30, 6600 Bastogne

Opening on [removed] from 3pm to 7pm
Performance “Les sauvages” by Eglantine Chaumont on [removed]
The exhibition is open Thursday > Sunday from 2pm to 6pm and by appointment at