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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS 
FONDATION CAB BRUSSELS

THESE CIRCUMSTANCES

Greet Billet, Katinka Bock, Manon de Boer, Willy De Sauter,
Céline Mathieu, Guy Mees, Johanna von Monkiewitsch

Exhibition open from Wednesday to Saturday until June 29, 2024

The group exhibition These Circumstances at Fondation CAB Brussels brings together works by artists Katinka Bock (b. 1976, Germany, lives and works in Paris), Greet Billet ([removed], Belgium, lives and works in Brussels), Manon de Boer ([removed], India, lives and works in Brussels), Willy De Sauter ([removed], Belgium, lives and works in Bruges), Céline Mathieu ([removed], Belgium, lives and works between Berlin and Brussels), Guy Mees ([removed], [removed], Belgium), and Johanna von Monkiewitsch ([removed], Italy, lives and works in Cologne).
What we’re interested in through the balanced and subtle works of the seven artists on show is stimulating our perception and highlighting another reality, the edge of space or what is hidden within it. To achieve this, we draw on key themes such as simultaneous absence and presence, unlimited pictorial space, construction, deconstruction, light, play, memory and time. This exhibition features several generations of artists in dialogue, exploring the relationship between image and reality, and the impact of light and aesthetic experience on our visual perception. The works exhibited highlight the link between the viewer, the work of art and the surrounding space.

FONDATION CAB SAINT-PAUL DE VENCE

EDITH DEKYNDT
SPECIFIC SUBJECTS

Opening Thursday 21st March from 6 to 9 pm
Exhibition open from Monday to Sunday until October 30, 2024

Specific Subjects, Edith Dekyndt’s project for Fondation CAB Saint-Paul-de-Vence, weaves together new and evolving technologies, ancestral knowledge and contemporary issues. Some of the works exhibited challenge the decomposition of matter, allowing us to sketch out an atmosphere between brutality and fragility, problematising the presence of these two antagonistic notions in the same place. The exhibition at Saint-Paul-de-Vence is both a journey through Dekyndt’s artistic universe, where the dialogue between nature and culture intertwines with the land, and an experience that transcends the usual spaces of art. As visitors, she invites us to explore multiple levels of meaning and to question our understanding of space, memory and temporality.

MULLER VAN SEVEREN

Opening Thursday 21st March from 6 to 9 pm
Exhibition open from Monday to Sunday until October 30, 2024

Fondation CAB in Saint-Paul de Vence is presenting an exhibition by Muller Van Severen, the Belgian design duo Fien Muller (1978, Lokeren) and Hannes Van Severen (1979, Ghent) renowned for their sculpturally interesting furniture objects. For this exhibition, Muller Van Severen is not only displaying a selection of their work from the past 12 years, but they are also adding an extra dimension to the experience by zooming in (literally through the photography duo Scheltens and Abbenes) and zooming out by showing objects such as prototypes, drawings, materials, etc… The result is a unique and distinct look at the work and working methods of one of Europe’s most image-defining design studios.

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