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SAINT-PAUL DE VENCE LAST DAYS TO SEE OUR EXHIBITIONS EDITH DEKYNDT Specific Subjects Curated by María Inés Rodríguez Until the 27th October ![]() Specific Subjects, Edith Dekyndt, Fondation CAB Saint-Paul de Vence, 2024 Edith Dekyndt’s project for Fondation CAB in Saint-Paul de Vence, Specific Subjects, weaves together new and evolving technologies, ancestral knowledge and contemporary issues. Some of the works 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 Edith 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 viewers, she invites us to explore multiple levels of meaning and to question our understanding of space, memory and temporality. MULLER VAN SEVEREN Until the 27th October ![]() Courtesy Muller Van Severen Studio Fondation CAB Saint-Paul de Vence presents an exhibition by the Belgian designer duo Muller Van Severen. Fien Muller (1978, Lokeren) and Hannes Van Severen (1979, Ghent) offer a selection of pieces from the last 12 years completed by unusual objects such as prototypes, drawings and materials. An additional dimension is given to the experience thanks to close-ups taken by the photographer duo Scheltens and Abbenes. Between art and design, Muller Van Severen creates pieces of furniture that interact with the space in which they are located and are distinguished by careful research into art, architecture and materials. ENJOY THE AUTUMNAL SUN IN SAINT-PAUL DE VENCE
Pendant l’automne et l’hiver, la Fondation CAB de Saint-Paul de Vence vous ouvre les portes de ses chambres d’hôtes à des tarifs préférentiels. Les quatre chambres de la Fondation CAB ont été dessinées par l’architecte et designer Charles Zana pour offrir à chacun de nos hôtes une expérience exceptionnelle. Simplicité et raffinement se mêlent à l’art omniprésent du jardin qui les entoure. ![]()
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FONDATION CAB BRUSSELS Presentation of Ariane Loze’s catalogue, followed by a discussion with Minimal Art, Projection vidéo HD, son, couleurs, 8’25”, 2019 © Ariane Loze. Courtesy: Ariane Loze & Gallery Michel Rein Paris / Brussels Presentation of Ariane Loze’s catalogue, followed by a discussion with the artist and the curator Charlotte Crevits. Ariane Loze, born in 1988 in Brussels and based between Brussels and Paris, is a video artist who performs in her works. Her work explores the interaction between her body, the camera and the audience, revealing the relativity of points of view and the manipulations inherent in the video medium. In 2019, during her residency at Fondation CAB Brussels, Ariane created a video in dialogue with the architecture of the foundation and exploring the writings of the founding artists of minimal art. This work was presented as part of the Figures on a Ground exhibition at Fondation CAB Brussels in 2020. GWENDOLYN LOOTENS Saturday 12th October from 12 to 6PM Courtesy Gwendolyn Lootens, Moving Moment 0094, 2024 Fondation CAB Brussels is pleased to invite you to the open studio of its 31th artist-in-residence, Gwendolyn Lootens (b. 1981, Gent, Belgium). Gwendolyn Lootens’ work is based on the intuitive action and ongoing process of drawing, through “moments” on paper, “moments in motion” on video and “situations” in public space. For her open studio, Gwendolyn Lootens will make a spatial installation with drawings and multiple video screens, also showing new works she made during her residency at Fondation CAB. She will also do a situation in the kitchen at 4 pm. CURRENT EXHIBITION RICHARD NONAS Exhibition till 21st December
Exhibition view, Richard Nonas, Fondation CAB Brussels, 2024 – Photography Philippe De Gobert FONDATION CAB Brussels is honoured to host an exhibition dedicated to the American artist Richard Nonas (1936-2021, New York). The exhibition offers a fascinating immersion into the singular world of Nonas, a sculptor whose work is distinguished by a profound exploration of space, matter and perception. _ Exhibition till 21st December ![]()
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Frauen am Reiff im Gespräch mit… Zara Pfeifer
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Moderation: Dr. Birgit Schillak-Hammers und Frederike Eyhoff (RWTH Aachen University) Wir freuen uns, Sie in Kooperation mit der RWTH Aachen University und dem Institut für Kunstgeschichte zur Veranstaltung aus der Reihe Frauen am Reiff im Gespräch mit… am 30. Oktober 2024 um 18 Uhr im NAK Neuer Aachener Kunstverein einzuladen. In dieser Ausgabe dürfen wir die Architektin und Architekturfotografin Zara Pfeifer begrüßen. Zara Pfeifer lebt und arbeitet in Berlin und Wien, wo sie Architektur an der Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien und Fotografie an der Friedl-Kubelka-Schule für künstlerische Fotografie studierte. In ihren künstlerischen Arbeiten beschäftigt sie sich mit den sozialen Phänomenen großer Infrastrukturen. So lichtete sie unter anderem die Wiener Satellitenstadt Alterlaa oder das ICC in Berlin ab. Pfeifer arbeitet zudem mit renommierten Design- und Architekturbüros wie Artek, Max Dudler oder Bauhaus Earth zusammen. Ihre Arbeiten waren bereits auf zahlreichen Ausstellungen zu sehen, zum Beispiel im MAK ‹ Center for Art and Architecture oder der Berliner Akademie der Künste. Derzeit ist sie Resident der Forschungsgruppe c/o bardi in Florenz und erhielt das MAK-Schindler-Stipendium in Los Angeles für 2025/2026. Seit 2019 hat sie einen Lehrauftrag für Architekturfotografie an der Technischen Universität Wien. Anlass für die Kooperation ist die aktuelle Ausstellung Widerstandsgeist der 95-jährigen Künstlerin Marion Baruch, die im Kunstverein eine ortsgebundene Installation aus textilen Elementen realisiert. Das Thema des Raumes verbindet folglich die beiden Künstlerinnen über die Generationen hinweg. Der Eintritt ist frei. Das Projekt wird aus Mitteln des Gleichstellungsfonds der Fakultät für Architektur finanziert. In Kooperation mit:
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FONDATION CAB BRUSSELS Courtesy Gwendolyn Lootens, Moving Moment 0094, 2024 Fondation CAB Brussels is pleased to invite you to the open studio of its 31th artist-in-residence, Gwendolyn Lootens (b. 1981, Gent, Belgium). Gwendolyn Lootens’ work is based on the intuitive action and ongoing process of drawing, through “moments” on paper, “moments in motion” on video and “situations” in public space. For her open studio, Gwendolyn Lootens will make a spatial installation with drawings and multiple video screens, also showing new works she made during her residency at Fondation CAB. She will also do a situation in the kitchen at 4 pm. Minimal Art, Projection vidéo HD, son, couleurs, 8’25”, 2019 © Ariane Loze. Courtesy: Ariane Loze & Gallery Michel Rein Paris / Brussels Presentation of Ariane Loze’s catalogue, followed by a discussion with the artist and the curator Charlotte Crevits. Ariane Loze, born in 1988 in Brussels and based between Brussels and Paris, is a video artist who performs in her works. Her work explores the interaction between her body, the camera and the audience, revealing the relativity of points of view and the manipulations inherent in the video medium. In 2019, during her residency at Fondation CAB Brussels, Ariane created a video in dialogue with the architecture of the foundation and exploring the writings of the founding artists of minimal art. This work was presented as part of the Figures on a Ground exhibition at Fondation CAB Brussels in 2020. CURRENT EXHIBITION RICHARD NONAS Exhibition till 21st December
Exhibition view, Richard Nonas, Fondation CAB Brussels, 2024 – Photography Philippe De Gobert FONDATION CAB Brussels is honoured to host an exhibition dedicated to the American artist Richard Nonas (1936-2021, New York). The exhibition offers a fascinating immersion into the singular world of Nonas, a sculptor whose work is distinguished by a profound exploration of space, matter and perception. _ Exhibition till 21st December ![]()
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