OV33: Contemplation: Markus Döbeli >< Indian Ritual Celebration — Opening April 19

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e1f6bcc8-8c86-4ba4-b0ad-306f7706d233.jpg Contemplation: Markus Döbeli >< Indian Ritual Celebration

Opening at OV Project Wednesday April 19, from 4pm to 9pm
Exhibition on from April 20 to July 1, 2023.

A Walk, 
by Rainer Maria Rilke

My eyes already touch the sunny hill.
going far beyond the road I have begun,
So we are grasped by what we cannot grasp;
it has an inner light, even from a distance-

and changes us, even if we do not reach it,
into something else, which, hardly sensing it,
we already are; a gesture waves us on
answering our own wave…
but what we feel is the wind in our faces.

The first chapter of Vishnudharmottara, an ancient Indian treatise on art and aesthetics, emphasizes  the abstract elements of art—its underlying formal structures and rhythms—rather than subject matter and iconography, reveals an important Indian belief about the highest purpose of art.  Art’s purpose is not to depict stories portraying gods and their symbols, but to produce a state of mind ultimately leading to spiritual liberation. The purpose of the art object is to induce a particular state of consciousness. It does not represent or symbolize that state, but by various means, leads the viewer to it. 

Contemplation, or dhyana in Sanskrit, has a long history and deep cultural significance in Indian culture, bringing about connections with the inner self, thereby achieving spiritual growth, mental and emotional balance, as well as inner peace. 

Ritual sculptures serve as a focal point for contemplation and meditation in religious and spiritual practices. They aid in visualization and generate a feeling of connection to the deity or spirit they represent. A statue of Buddha, as an object of meditation, helps to cultivate feelings of peace, calm and enlightenment. Ritual sculptures are an important part of spiritual practice, facilitating connections with the divine, towards the achievement of a state of inner peace. 

Abstract paintings can evoke a contemplative response of the beholder by encouraging them to engage with the work emotionally and intuitively . Facilitating a more open-ended interpretation and inspires the viewer to reflect in a more personal way.  Abstraction opens itself to the viewer, who may project their own thoughts and feelings into the painting, a pathway to a deeper commitment through contemplative understanding. Within the compositional field, the eye finds itself drawn into the colors, textures and forms of the work, experiencing dhyana—absorption as the final step toward meditation.

Markus Döbeli’s paintings are hung up on the wall separately, one at a time. In his essay, written on the occasion of his exhibition at Döbeli Kunstmuseum Winterthur (2010), Dieter Schwarz writes that ‘’each painting seems to be painted for itself’’, and  ‘’each painting is a stand-alone piece, which makes his work all the more remarkable. There is no consistent formal vocabulary, no particularly memorable stylistic gestus. What his paintings all share is the natural way in which they materialize. When you look at them on the wall, they are not immediately apparent. The longer you look, the more they begin to take shape; slowly the painting begins to emerge.’’

Placing Döbeli in the romantic history of painting, Schwarz is joined by Brice Curiger. In her text ‘’Eyes, my nostrils’’’, she cites Hegel’s notion of ‘’feeling soul’’. The deepest spiritual freedom, the sensuous expression (in color or words) of this inner sense of reconciliation constitutes what Hegel refers to as the ‘’beauty of inwardness’’, or ‘’spiritual beauty’’.

New Opening Hours

Thursday from 2 to 6pm
Friday from 2 to 6pm
Saturday from 2 to 6pm
and by appointment.
 

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B- 1050 Brussels
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Detail of Markus Döbeli “Untitled”, 2017
Acrylic on canvas
141 x 107 cm

Detail of Shiva Lingam, Vietnam, Champa, 10th–12th century
70 cm  x 24 x 24 cm
Provenance: The Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica (The Ritman Library), Amsterdam
 

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Art Brussels 2023 I Sharon Van Overmeiren

Damien & The Love Guru


Sharon Van Overmeiren, Holds in Custody #2 (green), Holds in Custody #3 (blue), 2022, beeswax, oil paint,
meranti wood,163.5 x 27 x 27.5 cm / 64.37 x 10.63 x 10.83 in 

Art Brussels 2023 
20th April – 23rd April 2023

Brussels Expo, Halls 5 & 6 
Place de la Belgique 1
1020 Brussels, Belgium 

Discovery section
Booth 6A-31

 

 

Playing out vertically, Sharon van Overmeiren’s works take on the auratic qualities of the totem, their anthropomorphism coming with promises of talismanic powers. They stand vertically, cutting the space as bulkheads in a psychological landscape. But in their full frontality they also look strangely naked, a feeling we could owe to the materiality of the ceramic, making the auratic character less stable, as if those figures were unsure of what they are supposed to conjure. To read it with a sense of mission reminds of a modernist tradition: David Smith’s Tanktotem of 1952 stands in vicinity, treating the totem as an abstract sign through a precise work on the materials that compose it.
⏤ excerpt of the text by Paolo Baggi

 

 

CURRENTLY

HC
Fuoco Alle Galere
14. April – 1. July 2023
Damien & The Love Guru, Brussels

Alison Yip and Tiziana La Melia 
confessions on sparkling hill
3. February – 13. May  2023
Damien & The Love Guru, Zürich

 

UPCOMING

HC
Booklaunch ‘Friends in Art’
in collaboration with Atelier Brenda and Lucas Hirsch
Friday 21. April 2023
5-9pm 

Saint-Martin Bookshop, Brussels 

 

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1060 Brussels

Wednesday – Saturday
12 – 6 pm
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8008 Zürich

Thursday – Saturday
12 – 6 pm
 
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Herinneringen aan het bovengrondse

Gallery Night Art Brussels, April 19 2023

Gallery Night Art Brussels 2023
Wednesday April 19th 

Opening hours of the gallery during Art Brussels

Wednesday April 19, from 2 pm to 9 pm
Thursday April 20 – Sunday April 23, from 2 pm to 6 pm 

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Installation view, Pieter Vermeersch, HUBBLE TROUBLE, Galerie Greta Meert, 2023

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Installation view, Johannes Esper, I picked up the pieces, Galerie Greta Meert, 2023

Opening today 5-8 pm – Vittorio Santoro

Saint-Martin Bookshop
presents

Vittorio Santoro
AMBIGUITIES/AFFIRMATIONS
Vernissage Saturday April 15 2023, 5-8 pm

For this exhibition Vittorio Santoro will present all new works, mainly time-based text works that were initiated six months ago in Brussels and will have concluded on the very day of the opening. A selection of his publications will also be on view.
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Agenda April en mei: Publiek programma After the Last Sky (NL)

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Publieksprogramma 
Inas Halabi – After the Last Sky
April & mei 2023 

Even voorstellen
Twee nieuwe Mentors voor het Curatorial Programme 2023:
Yaniya Lee & Kris Dittel 

IMGDe opening van After the Last Sky van Inas Halabi. Beeld: Özgür Atlagan.


Gedurende het publieksprogramma van After the Last Sky is het onderzoeks-collectief Sarmad uitgenodigd om te reageren op de film We No Longer Prefer Mountains, leidt wetenschapper Layal Ftouni een leesgroep van Edward Saids boek After the Last Sky en gaat kunstenaar Inas Halabi (1988, Palestina) in gesprek met het publiek over de verschillende facetten van haar werk.


Zaterdag 22 april
17.30 – 20.30 uur
Filmvertoningen en inleiding door leden van het Sarmad collectief
Toegangsprijs 5 euro, je kunt
hier een kaartje aanschaffen 

Als onderdeel van de huidige solotentoonstelling van Inas Halabi bij de Appel, After the Last Sky, presenteert Sarmad Platform een programma van drie filmvertoningen gevolgd door een discussie. Het programma is een reactie op Inas Halabi’s werk en maakt gebruik van Sarmad’s lopende onderzoek naar beeld, macht en verzet.

De drie films die worden vertoond zijn Dream of Silk (2003), Ziyarat (زیارت, The Pilgrimage) (2020) en Drowned in Neretva River (2020). Ze zijn gemaakt op twee verschillende geografische locaties, namelijk Iran en Bosnië, en onderzoeken het traumatische geweld van onderdrukking dat is ingebed in lichamen, ruimtes en landschappen. De films gebruiken verschillende technieken, van documentaire tot archiefstudies, mapping en storytelling, en maken verschillende vormen van geweld voelbaar. Meer informatie over de films is te vinden op de website van de Appel. 

De collectieve discussie met het publiek zal gaan over hoe het landschap kan worden gezien als een uitdrukking van gewelddadige systemen van controle en de rol van beeld- en filmmaken in het verbeelden van dat geweld. Iedereen is van harte welkom om aanwezig te zijn. Je kunt via deze link een ticket aanschaffen. Let op: dit evenement is in het Engels.

Over Sarmad 

Sarmad is een onafhankelijk, non-profit interdisciplinair platform voor onderzoek, publicatie, collectief denken en onderwijs op het gebied van kunst, architectuur en design. Gevestigd in Rotterdam, Nederland, is Sarmad in ontwikkeling sinds de oprichting in 2012. Het begon als een tijdschrift voor experimentele fotografie en ontwikkelde zich tot een platform dat werkt in verschillende disciplines, van fotografie, beeldende kunst en architectuur tot het geschreven woord, performancekunst en film.

Donderdag 27 april
17:00 – 20:00
Tour After the Last Sky met Inas Halabi
Geef je graag op via:
Tijdens deze Artists’ Tour zal Inas Halabi ingaan op de gehele tentoonstelling en de tentoongestelde werken. Iedereen is welkom, graag aanmelden voor deze rondleiding via:

Vrijdag 12 mei
18.00 – 19.00 uur
Artist Talk Inas Halabi in gesprek met artistiek directeur Lara Khaldi

Lara en Inas gaan in gesprek over de drie werken in de tentoonstelling After the Last Sky. Deze tentoonstelling, waarin het zichtbare en onzichtbare trage geweld in het landschap centraal staat, is een rijke bodem voor het cultiveren van vragen over hoe geweld in het beeld te verbeelden en waar te nemen, en of we beelden kunnen vertrouwen.

Er worden drie werken getoond: We No Longer Prefer Mountains (2023) speelt zich af in het Druzische stadje Dalyet el Carmel, in het noorden van Palestina. Gehuld in mystiek toont de film een plaats die gevormd wordt door coöptatie, dwang en controle. We Have Always Known the Wind’s Direction (2019-2020) verkent de fysieke en metaforische effecten van straling. Hopscotch (the Centre of the Sun’s Radiance) (2021) neemt luisteraars mee op een sonische reis naar de geschiedenis van arbeid en de winning van grondstoffen in de Democratische Republiek Congo en België. Iedereen is welkom om bij de Artist Talk aanwezig te zijn, het is niet nodig om je vooraf op te geven. Let op: het gesprek tussen Lara en Inas is in het Engels.

Voorafgaand aan het gesprek tussen Lara Khaldi en Inas Halabi kun je uiteraard de tentoonstelling bezoeken. Om alle werken te zien en te beluisteren, is het verstandig ongeveer twee uur te rekenen.


Donderdag 25 mei
18.00 uur
Leesgroep onder leiding van Layal Ftouni
Beperkte plaatsen, reserveer graag via:

De titel van de tentoonstelling is een verwijzing naar Edward Said’s boek After the Last Sky uit 1986 dat ontleend is aan de regel “Where should we go after the last sky? Where should the birds fly after the last sky?” van Mahmoud Darwish uit zijn gedicht The earth is closing on us, 1984. Layal Ftouni zal de discussie leiden rond een geselecteerd hoofdstuk uit het boek After the Last Sky. Dit evenement is in het Engels. Iedereen is welkom om aanwezig te zijn, reserveer je plekje graag via:

Layal Ftouni is Assistant Professor of Gender Studies and Critical Theory bij het Graduate Gender Programme van de Universiteit Utrecht. Haar onderwijs is transdisciplinair en doorkruist de gebieden van gender- en seksualiteitsstudies, culturele studies, politieke theorie, visuele studies en kritische rassenstudies.

Overig nieuws
Inmiddels zijn twee nieuwe Catalyst Mentors gestart bij het Curatorial Programme 2023: Yaniya Lee (Mentor voor schrijven & reflectie) en Kris Dittel (CP Alum Mentor). Ze worden hier nader geïntroduceerd. 

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Mentor voor schrijven & reflectie: Yaniya Lee.

De schrijfpraktijk, het onderzoek en de samenwerkingen van Yaniya Lee richten zich op de ethiek van de esthetiek. Ze was lid van de redactie van Canadian Art magazine van 2017-2021 en is nu redacteur bij Archive Books. Ze doceerde kunstkritiek aan de Universiteit van Toronto van 2018-2021 en is momenteel tutor in het Critical Inquiry Lab aan de Eindhoven Design Academy en de Roaming Academy aan het Nederlands Kunstinstituut. Lee werkt vaak samen met medewerkers aan symposia, programma’s en workshops. Ze heeft over kunst geschreven voor musea en galeries in Canada en voor Vogue, Flash, FADER, Art in America en Vulture.

Bij De Appel kijkt Lee ernaar uit om het schrijven te gebruiken als een middel om na te denken over wat esthetiek doet, en de manieren waarop we rekening moeten houden met de vele contexten die de productie en presentatie van creatieve praktijken beïnvloeden.

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Mentor CP Alum: Kris Dittel.

Kris Dittel is onafhankelijk curator, redacteur en schrijver, gevestigd in Rotterdam. Vanuit haar achtergrond in economie en sociale wetenschappen besteedt ze in haar curatoriële praktijk aandacht aan de sociale, politieke en economische context van haar werk. Haar langlopende onderzoeksprojecten krijgen vorm in tentoonstellingen, publicaties, performances, lezingen of andere publieke evenementen. Haar meest recente tentoonstelling en publicatieproject is Unruly Kinships in Temporary Gallery CCA in Keulen, gecureerd samen met Aneta Rostkowska. Kris was met Clementine Edwards co-uitgever van The Material Kinship Reader (Onomatopee, 2022), en met Golnar Abbasi (MIARD, Piet Zwart Institute, 2023) van het eerste nummer van Spatial Folders over extractie en extractivisme.

Als alumni van het Curatorial Programme hoopt Kris haar ervaring te gebruiken en de deelnemers te begeleiden bij dit veeleisende, maar ook verrijkende en vreugdevolle proces dat het CP voor haar betekende, met aandacht voor processen van collectief leren en samenwerken. 

 

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Art Brussels I April 20—23, 2023

Save the date!

 

In less than a week Art Brussels opens its 39th edition from Thursday 20 April to Sunday 23 April 2023 at Brussels Expo, Halls 5 & 6! 

As one of Europe’s oldest and most established fairs, Art Brussels has a reputation for discovery, and this year 152 galleries from 32 countries will present a mix of established and emerging talent as well as artists to rediscover. The fair will present the best of the contemporary gallery scene, showcasing more than 800 artists as part of a vibrant programme. Alongside the new initiatives and projects commissioned for the fair, Art Brussels will feature works that engage with technology and Artificial Intelligence, spirituality and mysticism, and themes of race, identity and gender politics.
The participating galleries are divided into four different sections according to the artists exhibited: PRIME (for mid-career and established artists), DISCOVERY (emerging artists), REDISCOVERY (unduly underrepresented or overlooked artists from the 20th century) and SOLO (solo artist presentations).
The fair continues to show its dedication to curated displays by hosting a high number of SOLO presentations, with 29 galleries highlighting the work of individual artists.

 

You can still book your tickets for the fair via:

 

TICKETS ART BRUSSELS

Stop by and visit the Brussels Gallery Weekend participating galleries present at Art Brussels 2023: 

Almine Rech (STAND 5C.08)
Fabien Adèle, Jean-Baptiste Bernadet, Szabolcs Bozo, Brian Calvin, César, Ha Chong Hyun, Johan Creten, Claire Decet, John Giorno, Carlos Jacanamijoy, Michael Kagan, Minjung Kim, Jose Lerma, Ines Longevial, John McAllister, Ted Pim, Larry Poons, Umar Rashid, Kenny Scharf, Ryan Schneider, Chris Succo, Claire Tabouret, Antoni Tapies, Thu Van Tran, Amanda Wall, Zio Ziegler
©Almine Rech Brussels
 
Alice Gallery (STAND 6A.08)
Jeffrey Cheung, Eric Colonel & Thomas Spit, Jean Jullien, Brian Lotti
©Jean Jullien & Alice Gallery

 
 
Ballon Rouge (STAND 6C.38)
Pei Hsuan-Wang
©Pei Hsuan-Wang & Ballon Rouge

 
 
Baronian (STAND 5D.17 & 5D.19)
Alain Biltereyst, Marcin Sobolev, Charles-Henry Sommelette, Helmut Stallaerts, Yves Zurstrassen
Solo: Tessa Perutz & Helmut Stallaerts 

©Helmut Stallaerts & Baronian

 
Bernier/Eliades (STAND 5B.26)
Francis Alÿs, Charlie Billingham, Peter Buggenhout, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Berta Fischer, Cameron Jamie, Stratos Kalafatis, Bertrand Lavier, Lillian Lykiardopoulou, Christiane Löhr, Ximena Maldonado, Mishek Masamvu, Jonathan Meese, Brian Rochefort, Philip A. Zimmermann
©Berta Fischer & Bernier/Eliades 

 
C L E A R I N G (STAND 5D.30 & 5D.32)
Adam Alessi, Jean-Marie Appriou, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Sebastian Black, Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel, Aaron Garber-Maikovska, Marguerite Humeau, Marina Pinsky
Solo: Korakrit Arunanondchai

©Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel, C L E A R I N G 

 
Damien & The Love Guru (STAND 6A.31)
Sharon Van Overmeiren
©Sharon Van Overmeiren & Damien & The Love Guru

 
 
dépendance (STAND 5D.31 & 5D.33)
Will Benedict, Olivier Foulon, Alfred d’Ursel, Peter Wachtler, Haegue Yang
Solo: Thilo Heinzmann 

©Thilo Heinzmann & dépendance 

 
 
Galerie Greta Meert (STAND 5D.26)
Artists of the gallery
©Pieter Vermeersch & Galerie Greta Meert 

 
 
Galerie La Forest Divonne (STAND 5A.47)
Elsa & Johanna, Jeff Kowatch, Rachel Labastie
©Elsa & Johanna, Galerie La Forest Divonne

 
 
Galerie Nathalie Obadia (STAND 5B.34)
Martin Barré, Patrick Faigenbaum, Josep Grau-Garriga, Laura Henno, Fabrice Hyber, Shirley Jaffe, Robert Kushner, Benoît Maire, Laure Prouvost, Fiona Rae, WANG Keping
©Laure Prouvost & Galerie Nathalie Obadia

 
Gladstone (STAND 5C.18)
Artists of the gallery
©Gladstone Gallery

 
 
 
Harlan Levey Projects (STAND 5E.09 & 5E.11)
Haseeb Ahmed, Amélie Bouvier, Marcin Dudek, Ella Littwitz, Emmanuel Van der Auwera
Solo: Willehad Eilers
 
©Willehad Eilers & Harlan Levey Projects 

 
Hopstreet Gallery (STAND 5D.48)
Sara Bjarland, Julie Cocburn, Dominique De Beir, Sara Imloul, Fabrice Souvereyns
©Sara Imoul & Hopstreet Gallery

 
Irène Laub Gallery (STAND 5E.38)
Fernanda Fragateiro, Gauthier Hubert, Michèle Magema, Bernard Villers, Tatiana Wolska
©Gauthier Hubert & Irène Laub
 

LMNO (STAND 6C.21)
Solo: Marcos Avila Forero
©Marcos Avila Forero & LMNO

MARUANI MERCIER (STAND 5B.06 & 5B.08)
Artists of the gallery
Solo: Gavin Turk 
©Maruani Mercier 

Meessen De Clercq (STAND 5E.31 & 5E.33)
Ignasi Aballí, Lieven De Boeck, Adam Henry, Jorge Méndez Blake, Evariste
Richer, Chaim van Luit, Hreinn Fridfinnsson, Nicolás Lamas, Théo Massoulier, Claudio Parmiggiani

Solo: Thu Van Tran 
©Thu Van Tran & Meessen De Clercq 

 

Mendes Wood DM (STAND 5C.20 & 5C.26)
Vojtech Kovarík, Pol Taburet, Michael Dean,
Daniel Steegmann, Sonia Gomes, Paula Siebra, Mariana Castillo Deball, Lais
Amaral, Marina Perez Simao, Lucas Arruda, Solange Pesoa, Maaike Schoorel,
Matthew Lutz-Kinoy, Mimi Lauter & Luiz Roque

Solo: Giangiacomo Rossetti
©Giangiacomo Rossetti & Mendes Wood DM

 

Michel Rein (STAND 5D.36)
Sebastien Bonin, Mariana Bunimov, Michele Ciacciofera, Christian Hidaka, Stefan Nikolaev, Enrique Ramírez, Edgar Sarin, Anne-Marie Schneider, Franck Scurti, Agnès Thurnauer, Luca Vitone, Sophie Whettnall
©Anne-Marie Schneider & Michel Rein  

 

Nino Mier (STAND 5E.25)
Andreas Breunig, André Butzer, Ian Davis, Bernadette Despujols, Kareem-Anthony Ferreira, Jorge Galindo, Lola Gil, Joanne Greenbaum, Antwan Horfee, Raffi Kalenderian, José Lerma, Asher Liftin, Rafa Macarrón, Madeleine Pfull, Cindy Phenix, Jan-Ole Schiemann, Jana Schröder, Mònica Subidé, Liliane Tomasko, Orkideh Torabi, Nicola Tyson, Jonathan Wateridge
©Nino Mier

Nosbaum Reding (STAND 5A.10 & 5A.12)
Thomas Arnolds, Max Coulon, William Grob, Sophie Kitching, Barthélémy Toguo, Su-Mei Tse, Sophie Ullrich
Solo: Ana Karkar

©Ana Karkar, Villains Vault & Nosbaum Reding

rodolphe janssen (STAND 5D.25)
David Adamo, Alvaro Barrington, Gina Beavers, Genesis Belanger, Marcel Berlanger, Fred Bervoets, Bram Bogart, Louisa Gagliardi, Sanam Khatibi, Thomas Lerooy, Dan McCarthy, Gastineau Massamba, Tom Poelmans, Emily Mae Smith, Brooklin Soumahoro, Alice Tippit, Gert & Uwe Tobias, Lisa Vlaemminck
©Dan McCarthy & rodolphe janssen

Sorry We’re Closed (STAND 5C.48 & 5C.50)
Anastasia Bay, Eric Croes, Yann Gerstberger, Jameson Green, Matt Kleberg, Spencer Lewis, Nikki Maloof, Milo Matthieu, Julien Meert, Stefan Rinck, Brian Rochefort, Jennifer Rochlin, Josh Sperling
Solo: Machtel Rullens 

©Ben Crase & Sorry We’re Closed 

Stems Gallery (STAND 5D.45)
Jane Dickson, Susumu Kamijo, Koichi Sato
©Jane Dickson & Stems Gallery

TEMPLON (STAND 5D.10 & 5D.12)
Artists of the gallery
Solo: Jim Dine 
©Jim Dine & Templon

Xavier Hufkens (STAND 5C.37 & 5C.39)
Artists of the gallery
Solo: Nathanaëlle Herbelin 
©Xavier Hufkens

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Montez Press April News

Montez Press News
April 2023

 

→ Cartography: 10 Years of Montez Press at Galerie Karin Guenther, Hamburg
→ Launch of Interjection Calendar 008 ed. by Onyeka Igwe at South London Gallery
→ Interjection-009-04_Daisy Thomas.pdf
→ Montez Press Radio
        → Dive Lounge x Ormside Projects 
        → Help us support Nala & Ava, the creators of Cape
        → MPR April Schedule
        → National Gallery of Victoria x MPR

Cartography: Celebrating 10 Years of Montez Press at Galerie Karin Guenther, Hamburg

In celebration of the past ten years of Montez Press from 2012 to today, Galerie Karin Guenther in Hamburg will be hosting a show illustrating Montez Press’s ongoing transformation and evolution, and will feature brand new publication Cartography, which maps out our journey over the past ten years. 

The show will be running from its soft opening night on the 13th of April, through the main opening night on the 20th April, until May 6th. Hope to see you there!

→ Visit us at Galerie Karin Guenther, Hamburg

Launch of Interjection Calendar 008 at South London Gallery on April 28th

Come and celebrate the launch of the Interjection Calendar 008, guest edited by artist Onyeka Igwe. Join us for a night of contributor performances from Olivia Douglass, Isaac Kariuki and Moya DeYoung, hosted by Montez Press. 

Isaac Kariuki is a visual artist and writer from Nairobi, based in London. His work centres on surveillance, language, borders, internet culture and the black market, in relation to the Global South. His writing has appeared in publications including Dazed Magazine, Garage, and New York Magazine. 

Olivia Douglass is a British-Nigerian writer and poet. They are the author of Slow Tongue, a verse/lyric-essay hybrid that responds to the work of M. NourbeSe Philip. Their writing is concerned with articulating alternative visions of liberated Black queer experiences, away from colonial frameworks.

Moya DeYoung is a (sometimes) London based interdisciplinary writer, artist, producer and collaborator. Moya’s practice stems from a background in health activism, medical anthropology and community public health first in Zimbabwe, and later, Palestine. The unifying features within Moya’s practice are empathy, truth seeking, expressing subjugation and the sharing of experiences with the aim of giving body and voice to marginalised communities.

The Interjection Calendar 008 is still available for preorder online. Free and pay what you can ticket options are available for the launch event.

→ Book tickets to the IC008 launch at the SLG

 

April Interjection: If luck ever comes, let it be backdated by Daisy Thomas

Daisy Thomas is a Welsh poet & barista in London. She graduated from Goldsmiths with an MA in Creative Writing in 2020. Poems in Ludd Gang, Penny Thoughts, Poetry London, and others.

Read Daisy’s poems at the link below:

→ Interjection-009-04_Daisy Thomas.pdf

 

Dive Lounge x Ormside Projects on Thursday 18th May 

Montez Press Radio is celebrating the two-year anniversary of its London broadcasts with a day of live radio at South Bermondsey venue Ormside Projects on May 18th. This event will feature London station regulars Performing Borders, Gabriela Cala-Lesina, Maggie Matić, Maria Mahfooz & Hugo Hutchins and angelicaaa, and culminate with a special performance broadcast: Dive Lounge with Nicky Harris. 

Queering and subverting the classic BBC Radio 1 ‘Live Lounge’ format, Dive Lounge invites musicians, performers and live artists to perform a set of their own songs and cover versions. Taking performances like Lady Gaga’s ‘Poker Face’ as inspiration, the project seeks to highlight the queer cabaret roots that the ‘Live Lounge’ format draws on. Acts confirmed include Isabel Muñoz-Newsome and Cassandra, with a special guest TBA.

Dive Lounge is devised by Nicky Harris in collaboration with Montez Press Radio. It is produced by Emily Pope and Poppy Moroney, and supported by Arts Council England.

→ Book your tickets to Dive Lounge x Ormside Projects on May 18th

 

Help us support Nala & Ava, the creators of Cape

As part of our ongoing residency with The Kitchen, we’d like to share this fundraising campaign by Nala Duma and Ava Elizabeth Novak, the co-directors and co-writers of Cape, a play sponsored by The Kitchen and Montez Press Radio, to be performed at Abrons Arts Center on June 24th.

Cape follows five characters who live on an unnamed coastal landmass in the early 1500s. One day, a portal door materializes on the cape; the passageway allows one to instantly traverse thousands of miles of global distance. Braced against this new apprehension of the world, the five characters (the Lovers, the Cartographer, the Spinner, and the Voice) grapple with world-mapping, self-coordination, and relation in a suddenly global world.

Having already secured funds for artist fees, production design, and COVID safety protocol, they’re raising money to cover venue and staffing costs to sell show tickets to Black queer/trans folks at little to no cost. Please consider contributing if you can!

→ Support Nala & Ava here

MPR April Schedule

Tuesday April 18th at 7pm, tune in for Info/Eco: The Nature of Information with Richard Lowenberg. On this segment, presented in partnership with The Kitchen, Richard Lowenberg will be in conversation with The Kitchen’s archivist, Alex Waterman to discuss Richard’s work in the context of Bio-Art, Ecology, Second Order Cybernetics, and the inaugural years of The Kitchen. 

On Sunday April 23rd, we’ll be broadcasting from 8pm NYC time or 10am Monday 24th April Melbourne/Naarm, Australia, live from Melbourne Now Festival, with a day of shows curated by MPR London producer & host Miranda Shutler in collaboration with NGV Australia, featuring Amita Kirpalani, Olivia Koh, Liang Luscombe, Clare Coleman, Jen Rae, Australian Queer Archives, Murrundindi, Moorina Bonini, Deanne Gilson, Fiend Bookshop, Verve Zine, Liquid Architecture, noom and more.

Monday April 24th at 7pm, Oral Rinse Zine hosts a reading celebrating its seventh and final issue. This bon voyage will feature dedicated contributors Anya Wiggins, Nande Walters, Eliana Szabo, Jamison Lung x True Young, Zoey Greenwald, Andy Nappi, Lydia Matthews, Sydney Wildman, Dakotah Jennifer, and Cassandra Bristow. 

Tuesday April 25th, 7:30pm, Seoul-based gallery White Noise journeys to our studio at Canal Street to record food’s journey to our mouths. 

Wednesday April 26th from 11:30am-9pm with Extra Extra, TNT, Mutamur, Nick Klein, Reilly Davidson, Olivia van Kuiken, LMListening, James Hannaham, John Tsung, Downtown Critic, and more.

Thursday April 27th we’ll be rebroadcasting our shows from the NGV from 1pm-8pm London time. At 7pm, we’ll be screening Taylor Ervin’s “Art Boy 2: The Undead”, a home movie for the New York art world that tackles big questions like “What is art?” “What is it for?” “Is progress in art desirable or even possible?”, etc. The screening will be followed by a discussion moderated by Caesura magazine. The movie features contributions from Victoria Campbell, Rafael Foster, Aaron Lehman, Chris Mansor, Clint Montgomery, Sean Tatol, Olivia van Kuiken, Allison Hewitt Ward, as well as work from Taylor Ervin and Gabriel Almeida.

On Friday April 28th, we’ll be broadcasting from 46 Canal Street with NYRB Classics editor Edwin Frank at 5pm and performances from Dissensus and Shots at 7pm. Immediately following these performances, we’ll switch over to our Mexico broadcast which will be live from  Veri Bari with Susana Varges Cervantes, Victor Costales, Gaby Cepedas, Delirio Tropical, Sonido Apokalitzin, and more. 

And meet us on Saturday April 29th at 4pm at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Education Center for Colloquy #5: Translating the Caribbean with Kaiama Glover, Aaron Coleman, and Urayoán Noel. This series, presented by World Poetry Books, provides a forum for translators to engage with live audiences in an exploration of the art of translation. Each Colloquy event brings together a group of two to four translators of recently published works for short readings and extended conversations moderated by Colloquy’s curator C. Francis Fisher, followed by Q&A’s with the audience. 
 


 

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Newsletter Ludwig Forum Aachen

Ludwig Forum

Ausgabe 14.04.2023

 

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Blaise Kirschner, UNICA, 2022, Videostill, Animation: Diana Gradinaru. © Blaise Kirschner

Eröffnungswochenende “Illiberal Lives” (Illiberale Leben)

Zur Eröffnung der Gruppenausstellung Illiberal Lives (Illiberale Leben) am Freitag, den 21.04.2023 um 19 Uhr laden wir Sie, Ihre Familie und Freund*innen ganz herzlich ein!

Bei der Gruppenausstellung handelt es sich um den zweiten Teil des Recherche- und Ausstellungsprojekts Illiberal Arts, das 2021 am Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin initiiert wurde. Die Fortsetzung des Projektes am Ludwig Forum Aachen nimmt die historischen Voraussetzungen von Beschränkungen im Feld der Kunst nach 1989 genauer in den Blick: Ausgehend von den Arbeiten von zehn eingeladenen internationalen Künstler*innen öffnet die Ausstellung einen Raum, in dem diese Beschränkungen aus der Perspektive künstlerischen Schaffens auf vielfältige Weise erörtert werden, nicht zuletzt anhand von Neuhängungen von durch die Künstler*innen ausgewählten Arbeiten der Sammlungen im Ludwig Forum Aachen.

Auch möchten wir Sie schon jetzt auf unsere Matinée am Samstag, 22.04.2023 um 11 Uhr aufmerksam machen: Während eines Ausstellungsrundgangs mit anschließendem Gespräch haben Sie die Möglichkeit nähere Einblicke in die Entstehung des Projektes zu erhalten und die vier Kurator*innen sowie die Künstler*innen Blaise Kirschner, Henrike Naumann, Melika Ngombe Kolongo, Mikołaj Sobczak, und Jordan Strafer kennenzulernen. 

Wir freuen uns auf Ihr Kommen!
Ihr Team Ludwig Forum

Illiberal Lives (Illiberale Leben)
22.04.2023 – 27.08.2023
Eröffnung: Fr 21.04.2023, 19 Uhr
Matinée mit Ausstellungsrundgang und Gespräch: Sa 22.04.2023, 11 Uhr

Mit Pauline Curnier Jardin, Johanna Hedva, Ho Rui An, Blaise Kirschner, Jota Mombaça, Henrike Naumann, Melika Ngombe Kolongo, Bassem Saad, Mikołaj Sobczak und Jordan Strafer und einer Neuhängung von Arbeiten der Sammlungen im Ludwig Forum Aachen ausgewählt durch die Künstler*innen von Vincent Desiderio, Jann Haworth, Domenico Gnoli, Renato Guttuso, Jörg Immendorff, Magdalena Jetelová, Lev Efimovič Kerbel, Konrad Klapheck, Jeff Koons, Svetlana Kopystiansky, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, Wolfgang Mattheuer, Klaus Paier Tönis Vint und Andy Warhol 

Der Zerfall der liberal-kapitalistischen Nachkriegsordnung, die nach 1989 durchgesetzt schien, lässt auch die Kunst dieser Gesellschaft nicht unberührt. Illiberal Lives, die aktuelle Ausstellung im Ludwig Forum Aachen setzt genau hier an. Sie fragt, wie mit dem Aufbrechen des liberalen Fortschrittsversprechens unweigerlich der unfreie, illiberale Kern moderner Freiheiten zu Tage tritt, und auch die liberale Fiktion von der Kunst als Ausdrucksraum bürgerlicher Freiheit immer mehr unter Druck gerät. Dort, wo die Kunst nicht nur Besitzstände verteidigt, oder sich der Beschwörung nationaler Gemeinschaften dienstbar macht, zeigt sie sich heute zunehmend als praktischer Austragungsort sozialer Widersprüche und Ausschlüsse. Die Arbeiten von Pauline Curnier Jardin, Johanna Hedva, Ho Rui An, Blaise Kirschner, Jota Mombaça, Henrike Naumann, Melika Ngombe Kolongo, Bassem Saad, Mikołaj Sobczak und Jordan Strafer brechen mit den Beschränkungen und Gewalten der liberalen Freiheiten und lassen stattdessen künstlerische Formen eines illiberalen Lebens an ihre Stelle treten. Die Neuhängungen von durch die Künstler*innen ausgewählten Arbeiten der Sammlungen im Ludwig Forum Aachen, die Teil von Illiberal Lives sind, fügen der Ausstellung wesentliche Zuspitzungen von Vergangenheiten und Gegenwarten aufeinander hinzu. In ihren Auseinandersetzungen mit Arbeiten von beispielsweise Renato Guttuso, Konrad Klapheck oder Jeff Koons geraten seltener gezeigte Arbeiten wie die von Vincent Desiderio oder Svetlana Kopystiansky in den Blick. Die eingeladenen Künstler*innen re-perspektivieren hierbei immer auch die postfaschistische Geschichte einer Institution, deren Sammlungen unlösbar verbunden sind mit der Rhetorik der Blockkonfrontation zwischen Ost und West in der Nachkriegszeit und dem liberalen Narrativ von „freier“ und „unfreier“ Kunst.

Kuratiert von Eva Birkenstock, Anselm Franke, Holger Otten und Kerstin Stakemeier. Bei Illiberal Lives handelt es sich um eine Fortsetzung der Ausstellung Illiberal Arts, die von Anselm Franke und Kerstin Stakemeier am Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin 2021 kuratiert wurde.

Die Ausstellung wird von einer Publikation begleitet, die ein Gespräch mit Lenora Hanson, Fumi Okiji, Jordy Rosenberg, Denise Ferreira da Silva, Evan Calder Williams, Bhanu Kapil und Maxi Wallenhorst enthält.

Kunstvermittlung und Kurse am Ludwig Forum Aachen

Kunstrauschen: Praktikum am Ludwig Forum Aachen
Podcast
Toni und Selsela, beide 16 Jahre, wollen wissen, wie es ist, in einem Museum zu arbeiten. Die Beiden sind Praktikantinnen in der Restaurierung und der Kunstwerkstatt des Ludwig Forum Aachen und können zwei Wochen lang den Aufbau der neuen Ausstellung „Illiberal Lives“ hautnah miterleben. Besonders fasziniert sind sie von den vielen unterschiedlichen Bereichen und Möglichkeiten im Museum.

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https://open.spotify.com/episode/0GnqJ7NVg621gs0rbAzYVJ

Lufonauten – Museumsclub für Kinder (19.04.2023 – 21.06.2023)
Wöchentlicher Workshop mit der Designerin Vera Berg für Kinder ab 5 Jahren
Jeden Mittwoch, 15.30-17.30 Uhr (außer in den Ferien und an Feiertagen)
Termine: 19.04., 26.04., 03.05., 10.05., 17.05., 24.05., 31.05., 07.06., 14.06. und 21.06.

Einmal wöchentlich treffen sich die Lufonauten, um eigene Kunstwerke zu kreieren und hinter die Kulissen des Ludwig Forum zu blicken. Sie lernen die Werke weltberühmter Künstlerinnen und Künstler kennen und planen eine eigene Ausstellung.

Kosten: 95 € (Geschwisterkinder: 76 €) für 10 Termine bis zu den Sommerferien
Max. 10 Kinder. Eine Anmeldung ist erforderlich.

Siebdruck-Kurs (27.04.2023 – 22.06.2023)
Mit der Designerin Petra Sahm
Do, 27.04., 04.05., 11.05., 25.05., 01.06., 15.06. und 22.06.
jeweils von 18 bis 21 Uhr

Siebdruck hat sich als künstlerisches Verfahren etabliert, spielt aber auch in der DIY-Bewegung eine Rolle. So können einerseits Bilder und Grafiken in kleinen Serien hergestellt werden, aber auch Stoffe, Beutel, T-Shirts, Küchenhandtücher oder Kissenbezüge bedruckt werden.

Der mehrwöchige Kurs bietet Anfänger*innen einen Einblick in die verschiedenen Möglichkeiten der Motiverstellung, angefangen von geschnittenen Schablonen und handgezeichneten Vorlagen, bis hin zur digitalen Druckvorbereitung von Grafiken oder Fotos. Fortgeschrittenen bietet der Kurs Unterstützung bei Anfertigung von Serien- oder Kunstdrucken. Die Sammlung Ludwig umfasst zahlreiche bedeutende Siebdrucke, die als Inspiration einbezogen werden.

Kosten: 130 € / ermäßigt 104 €
Max. 8 Teilnehmer*innen. Eine Anmeldung ist erforderlich.

Experiment Weiden
Zweitägiger Workshop mit der Künstlerin Barbara Brouwers
Sa, 29.04. und So, 30.04.2023, jeweils von 10.30 bis 16.30 Uhr

In diesem Kurs wird ein Wochenende lang mit frisch geschnittenen Weidenruten experimentiert. Weidenruten sind äußerst biegsam und können geschält werden, sodass die Rinden als flexibles Verbindungmaterial genutzt werden können. Als Anregung werden verschiedene experimentelle Knüpf-, Flecht- und Bautechniken gezeigt, die erprobt und variiert werden können und aus denen Formen und Oberflächen entstehen. Gearbeitet wird überwiegend draußen, sodass sich je nach Witterung warme Kleidung empfiehlt.

Kosten: 60 € / ermäßigt 48 €
Die Materialkosten sind in der Kursgebühr enthalten.
Max. 10 Teilnehmer*innen. Eine Anmeldung ist erforderlich.

Opening Weekend: “Illiberal Lives”

We cordially invite you, your family, and friends to join us for the exhibition opening of Illiberal Lives on Friday, April 21, 2023 at 7pm!

The group exhibition is the second part of the research and exhibition project Illiberal Arts, which was initiated in 2021 at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin. The continuation of the project at the Ludwig Forum Aachen takes a closer look at the historical preconditions of restrictions in the field of art after 1989. Based on the works of ten invited international artists, the exhibition opens up a space in which these restrictions are discussed in a variety of ways from the perspective of artistic creation, not least through the rehanging of works selected by the artists from the collections at the Ludwig Forum Aachen.

Moreover, we would like to draw your attention to our matinée on Saturday, April 22 at 11 am: During a joint exhibition tour followed by a conversation, you will have the opportunity to get a closer look at the genesis of the project and to meet the four curators as well as the artists Blaise Kirschner, Henrike Naumann, Melika Ngombe Kolongo, Mikołaj Sobczak, and Jordan Strafer.

We look forward to seeing you!
Your Ludwig Forum Team

Illiberal Lives
April 22 – August 27, 2023
Opening: Fri April 21, 2023, 7pm
Matinée with exhibition tour and conversation: Sat April 22, 2023, 11am

With Pauline Curnier Jardin, Johanna Hedva, Ho Rui An, Blaise Kirschner, Jota Mombaça, Henrike Naumann, Melika Ngombe Kolongo, Bassem Saad, Mikołaj Sobczak and Jordan Strafer and, selected by the artists, a rehanging of works from the collections at the Ludwig Forum Aachen of Vincent Desiderio, Jann Haworth, Domenico Gnoli, Renato Guttuso, Jörg Immendorff, Magdalena Jetelová, Lev Efimovič Kerbel, Konrad Klapheck, Jeff Koons, Svetlana Kopystiansky, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, Wolfgang Mattheuer, Klaus Paier Tönis Vint und Andy Warhol 

The disintegration of the liberal-capitalist post-war order which seemed firmly established after 1989 also left its mark on the art of this society. This is precisely where Illiberal Lives, the current exhibition at the Ludwig Forum Aachen, inserts itself. It probes how, with the dissolution of the liberal promise of progress, the unfree, illiberal core of modern freedoms inevitably surfaces, and the liberal fiction of art as a space of expression for bourgeois freedom also comes under increasing pressure. Where art is not just defending these properties, or making itself subservient to the invocation of national communities, it is increasingly crystallising at present as a practical scene of social conflicts and exclusions. The works by Pauline Curnier Jardin, Johanna Hedva, Ho Rui An, Blaise Kirschner, Jota Mombaça, Henrike Naumann, Melika Ngombe Kolongo, Bassem Saad, Mikołaj Sobczak, and Jordan Strafer break with the constraints and violence of liberal freedoms and let artistic forms of an illiberal life take their place. The rehangings of the works from the collections at the Ludwig Forum Aachen selected by the artists, which make up part of Illiberal Lives, add seminal intensifications of the relations pasts and presents enter into to the exhibition. In their engagement with works by, for instance, Renato Guttuso, Konrad Klapheck, and Jeff Koons, works like those by Vincent Desiderio and Svetlana Kopystiansky that are shown more rarely also come into view. The invited artists are always also re-situating the post-fascist history of an institution whose collections are intractably associated with the rhetoric of the bloc confrontation between East and West in the post-war period, and the liberal narrative of “free” and “unfree” art.

Curated by Eva Birkenstock, Anselm Franke, Holger Otten and Kerstin Stakemeier. Illiberal Lives is a continuation of the exhibition Illiberal Arts, which was curated by Anselm Franke and Kerstin Stakemeier at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin in 2021.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a publication, which will include a conversation with Lenora Hanson, Fumi Okiji, Jordy Rosenberg, Denise Ferreira da Silva, Evan Calder Williams, Bhanu Kapil, and Maxi Wallenhorst.

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➕ Performance weekend Nikima Jagudajev ➕ Final days ‘D POSSESSIONS’ by Danai Anesiadou ➕ Call for Applications

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PERFORMANCE WEEKEND

Experience the ongoing live project Basically by Nikima Jagudajev on 22 and 23 April. Basically’s exhibition format is a hybrid production space, residency space, school yard; a context to practice and perform within. It is structured as a choreographic game for several performers with interactive and playful rules. 
 

  SAT_22_04, 17:00-23:00
SUN_23_04, 12:00-18:00

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Jagudajev’s collective, prefigurative practice is called re-schooling, coming together and sharing devotions. Re-schooling requires the input of many artistic practitioners, sharing with one another their most impassioned selves, sewing relational threads, building strong bonds with themselves and others.
 

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On Saturday, 22 April at 15:00, Nikima Jagudajev will have a conversation with Dhaka Art Summit Chief Curator Diana Campbell and WIELS Curator Helena Kritis about the process of developing and performing their durational work, Basically, in both Brussels and Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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Nikima Jagudajev (b.1990) is a US American, Austrian/Uzbek choreographer. Their process based collaborative practice looks at social forms; social relations as spatial relations and how we assemble in fulfilling and considerate ways. 

Curated by Helena Kritis
In collaboration with Dhaka Art Summit & Workspacebrussels

FINISSAGE

On Sunday 23 April, join us in celebrating the end of Danai Anesiadou’s extraordinary exhibition, D POSSESSIONS, with a special closing ritual in the presence of the artist. Take this final opportunity to see Anesiadou’s energetic works and say goodbye in style!

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D Possessing D POSSESSIONS
 
Some things will have died, and all must go but resurrection awaits. This ending is only another beginning and with no particular order or dramaturgy Danai Anesiadou invites you to witness the de-possessing of D POSSESSIONS to the tunes of DJ Mamiko Motto. 
 
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OPEN SCHOOL

The 6th edition of Open School is coming up! Take the afternoon to meet the current artists in residence and look into their work, creative processes, and reflections. We also invite you to a special lecture by Josep Rafanell i Orra on Cosmoanarchism. Read the full programme on our website.

SAT_15_04___________13:00-21:00

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OPEN CALL FOR BELGIAN / BELGIUM-BASED ARTISTS

The call for applications to the WIELS Residency Programme in 2024 is now open to artists from/in Belgium (living and/or working in Belgium for at least 3 years). Submission deadline: 31 May 2023.

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Cas-co NEWS: April

Cas-co NEWS: April

APRIL

TB: Vlag #1 door Every Island. Vlaggenmast door Off the Grid and 019. Fotografie door Michiel De Cleene. Nog te zien tot 02.06 bij Stroom (J.P. Minckelersstraat 192).

Activiteiten

Op 20 April ont­vangt Cas-co Pádraic E. Moore voor een lunch talk en stu­dio visits. Tijdens de talk (12u30 — 14u00) ver­telt Moore o.a. over zijn cura­tori­ë­le prak­tijk. Bring your own lunch & van har­te wel­kom voor een gesprek.


Save the date 04.05 voor de opening van de presentaties door Off the Grid-residenten Doris Hardeman en Syzygy Collective. De avond wordt ingeleid door een artist talk van Doris Hardeman.

Nieuws

In 2023 heeft Off the Grid de ambi­tie opge­vat om haar internationale hori­zon­ten te ver­bre­den. Middels de onder­steu­ning van het fonds Grensverleggers, beheerd door deBuren, kan OTG syn­er­gie­ën met partners uit Nederland – en meer specifiek uit de provincie Noord-Brabant – ver­ken­nen. De komende maanden wordt een structurele samenwerking opgestart met SEA Foundation, Tilburg.

Residenties

Museum M biedt Anna van der Ploeg gedu­ren­de vijf maan­den een resi­den­tie­plek in Cas-co. Van der Ploeg (°1992, Kaapstad) is een heden­daag­se kun­ste­naar uit Zuid-Afrika. Ze werkt voor­na­me­lijk met schil­der­kunst, beeld­houw­kunst en grafiek.


Off the Grid verwelkomt het Nederlandse Syzygy Collective voor een residentie die zal resulteren in het publieke programma van het voorjaar. Brieke Drost en Mireille Tap zijn reeds van start gegaan en de artistieke plannen zien er veelbelovend uit!

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Ateliers, residenties & omkadering voor kunstenaars

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This week’s openings in Brussels

This week’s openings in Brussels ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌
This week’s openings in Brussels

Opening this week
Thursday 13 Apr → Wednesday 19 Apr

Wed 19.04 — 17:00



Opening next week
Thursday 20 Apr → Wednesday 26 Apr

Fri 21.04 — 18:00

HC I Fuoco Alle Galere I Opening Thursday 13. April 5-9pm I Brussels

Damien & The Love Guru


graphic design invite by Sophie Keij / Atelier Brenda

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‘Fuoco Alle Galere’

Opening
Thursday 13th April 2023 from 5-9pm
Damien & The Love Guru 
Brussels 

 

 

…In a land where “going to sleep” means “to lay down”, back in Demeter’s maternal embrace, staying upright is an ongoing challenge. Moving past the morning, coffee is essential to get through the day, to finish lunch, to face the afternoon evil hour. There is an intimate dimension to daytime coffee; it is a part of contemplating existence, of accompanying it with a knowledgeable and somehow bitter nod: “yeah, that’s right”. Otherwise you sip coffee together, it is necessary to talk, to agree and deny. In a circle of friends the coffee serves to reiterate: “of course, that’s it”.
⏤ excerpt of the exhibition text by Anna Castelli and Franco Cecla

 

 

CURRENTLY
Alison Yip and Tiziana La Melia 
confessions on sparkling hill
4. February – 13. May 2023
Damien & The Love Guru, Zürich

 

UPCOMING
Sharon Van Overmeiren 
solo booth Art Brussels 
20-23 April 2023
Brussels Expo

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Booklaunch ‘Friends in Art’
in collaboration with Atelier Brenda and Lucas Hirsch
Friday 21. April 2023
5-8pm 

Saint-Martin Bookshop, Brussels 

 

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Water zien, proeven en ervaren

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Z33 Nieuwsbrief

Z33 staat dit voorjaar helemaal in het teken van water. Drie gloednieuwe tentoonstellingen bekijken het thema elk op hun eigen manier. Wat is onze relatie met water? Brengt water rust? Hoe inspireert het kunstenaars en ontwerpers?

Nocturne

Kom tot rust op onze nocturne

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Silent Sounds – 13.04.23

Na een spetterende opening starten we met een serene nocturne die draait om de helende kracht van water. Laat je zintuigen prikkelen en dompel jezelf onder in de performance van Valentine Maurice en de soundscapes van Nanno Simonis. In de bar kan je proeven van het lekkerste water & bier, geserveerd door een watersommelier en Brouwerij De Hophemel, die met regenwater bier maken. 

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Hoe maakte Mark Dion zijn levensboom?

De Amerikaanse kunstenaar Mark Dion maakte voor Kunst aan de Maas een bijzondere levensboom. In deze video zie je hoe de boom tot leven komt. Mark en zijn creative partner Ron tonen het maakproces, van het ontwerp van de dieren tot de afwerking in hout. 

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Z33 in de pers

De kunst van water – De Standaard

© Kobe Vanderzande

Vier sterren in De Standaard voor onze nieuwe tentoonstellingen! “Het waterthema doet immers vooral vertragen en verstillen, waardoor een bezoek voelt als een kleine vakantie.”  Je kan de hele recensie via deze link lezen (achter betaalmuur). 

“We zijn allemaal als vis begonnen”: drie expo’s in Hasselt dompelen je onder in water – VRT NWS

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VRT NWS nam uitgebreid de tijd om onze nieuwe tentoonstellingen te bespreken. Zo waren kunstenaar Michèle Matyn en curator Annelies Thoelen te horen op Radio 1, kunstenaar Juul Prinsen op Radio 2 en was er nog veel meer op vrtnws.be te lezen! 

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Z33 is een grensverleggende kunstinstelling in Hasselt, op het kruispunt van hedendaagse kunst, design en architectuur. 

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This week’s openings in Brussels

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Wednesday 12 Apr → Tuesday 18 Apr



Opening next week
Wednesday 19 Apr → Tuesday 25 Apr

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Fri 21.04 — 18:00

Last chance: Henrike Naumann, Merle Vorwald & Tom Bogaert ✨ Direktorenführung 16.04.

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Sonntag, 16.04.2023, 15:00
Direktorenführung am letzten Tag der Ausstellungen

Ausstellungsansicht, Henrike Naumann, WESTALGIE, © IKOB – Museum für Zeitgenössische Kunst, Foto: Lola Pertsowsky

Am letzten Tag der aktuellen Ausstellungen Henrike Naumann: WESTALGIE, Merle Vorwald: DAUERGLOSS und Tom Bogaert: VENDELZWAAIER – FLAGGENWERFER führt Sie IKOB-Direktor Frank-Thorsten Moll durch das Museum. Während des Rundgangs entdecken Sie die Ausstellungen als Ganzes und lernen einzelne Werke vertieft kennen. Zudem erhalten Sie einen Einblick in unser kommendes Programm.

15 Uhr: Führung auf Deutsch
16 Uhr: Führung auf Französisch
17 Uhr: Führung auf Englisch
 
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Demnächst im IKOB
ALL OUR YESTERDAYS: Lili Dujourie, Sophie Nys, Angyvir Padilla
Vernissage: Sonntag 30.04.2023, 15:00

Angyvir Padilla, CASA NÚMERO OCHO (HOUSE NUMBER EIGHT), 2019, Foto Silvia Cappellari

Herzliche Einladung zur Eröffnung der neuen Ausstellung ALL OUR YESTERDAYS mit Arbeiten von Lili Dujourie, Sophie Nys und Angyvir Padilla. Wir starten um 15:00 mit Begrüßung und Direktorenansprache, gefolgt von einer Live-Performance der Künstlerin Angyvir Padilla. Wir freuen uns über zahlreichen Besuch!

ALL OUR YESTERDAYS zeichnet eine Verbindung zwischen drei in Belgien lebenden Künstlerinnen unterschiedlicher Generationen nach: LILI DUJOURIE (*1941), SOPHIE NYS (*1974) und ANGYVIR PADILLA (*1987). Indem sie die Bedeutungsträger des Häuslichen untergräbt und etablierten künstlerischen Kategorien trotzt, entfaltet die Ausstellung eine fragmentierte Erzählung von Zeitlichkeit, Erinnerung und Verlust. 

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Das IKOB baut um…

und hat vom 17. – 29. April 2023 geschlossen. Falls Sie uns in der Zwischenzeit vermissen, können Sie sich hier den aktuellsten IKOB Podcast anhören oder über die Ausstellungen lesen: “Möbel sind nicht unschuldig” im HART Magazin (NL) oder das Feature über WESTALGIE in yyyymmdd (EN). Am 30.04.2023 öffnen wir unsere Tore für die Vernissage von ALL OUR YESTERDAYS.

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OV Project April 2023 Newsletter

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OV Project is back with

a new collaborator,
a new project,
and new opening hours.

Stay tuned for more info upcoming days.
 

New collaborator at OV Project & OV Office: Elaine Hitchcock Levy joins OV

Hitchcock Levy opened her first contemporary art gallery in Brussels in 2006, titled Elaine Levy Project (later Levy.Delval). The gallery maintained a strong international presence through participation in major art fairs, museum exhibitions and numerous off-site projects and programs throughout Europe and the United States. Working with both emerging and established artists, her focus remains on experimental collaborations and exhibition making.

In 2008, she co-founded Brussels Art Days (now Brussels Gallery Weekend), remaining at the helm of the organization until 2015.

She is a co-founder of the Charlemagne Palestine Foundation (inaugurated in 2018), and established Elaine Levy Projects SRL in 2020—specializing in curatorial and advisory services, and arts administration.

Upcoming Show

OV33: Contemplation: Markus Döbeli >< Indian Ritual Celebration

Opening Wednesday April 19th, 2023
from 4 to 9pm

The show will be running until Saturday July 1st, 2023.

New Opening Hours

Thursday from 2 to 6pm
Friday from 2 to 6pm
Saturday from 2 to 6pm
and by appointment.
 

OV Project:
Rue Van Eyck, 57
B- 1050 Brussels
@: Phone: +32 2 201 37 83

OV contemporary – office:
Rue Jean-Baptise Colyns, 72
B -1050 Brussels

Olivier Vrankenne
Cell: +32 486 43 43 44
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Elaine Hitchcock Levy
Cell: +32 484 966 647
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Thu. to Sat. from 2 — 6 pm
or by appointment

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Detail of Markus Döbeli “Untitled”, 2022. 
Watercolor on paper 58 x 76 cm (22 106/127 x 29 35/38 in)

Detail of Stone Lingam, India, Age Unknown.
Height: 29 cm (11 3/8 in) Diameter: 16 cm (6 1⁄4 in) 

 

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Haagse kunstenaars met elsewheres

Derniers jours : Endodrome / an·other voice / Ecosystem Assembly

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derniers jours

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Endodrome, vue de l’installation. Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain, 2023

jusqu’au 16.04.2023

Endodrome
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
Commissaire : Kevin Muhlen

Endodrome est la première œuvre d’art en réalité virtuelle de l’artiste Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster. Officiellement sélectionnée pour la 58e exposition d’art internationale de La Biennale de Venise « May You Live in Interesting Times », cette expérience porte un titre qui est dérivé du mot grec endon, qui signifie « en-dedans », et dromos, qui signifie « course » ou « piste de course ». Endodrome poursuit l’exploration des notions d’espace, d’états de conscience alternatifs et d’intériorité. L’expérience peut être vécue par cinq personnes à la fois, via un dispositif théâtral suggérant l’expérience d’une séance de spiritisme, intégrant le son, la lumière et les projections des visions que les spectateur·rice·s expérimentent dans les casques VR.

L’expérience de huit minutes commence par immerger le public dans un environnement monochrome hypnotique, avant de passer à un espace visuel abstrait, dans lequel des champs de couleurs vives se déplacent en fonction du regard et de la respiration. L’œuvre s’inspire du vécu de l’artiste en matière de transe cognitive induite par le son avec la musicienne et auteure Corine Sombrun, qui a collaboré avec l’artiste pour créer un paysage sonore d’accompagnement.

Casino Channel : Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster and Jean Botev on Endodrome and Virtual reality (conférence du 17.03.2023)

En collaboration avec :

 

Judith Deschamps, an·other voice, vue de l’installation. Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain, 2023

jusqu’au 16.04.2023

an·other voice
Judith Deschamps
Commissaires : Kevin Muhlen, Stilbé Schroeder

an·other voice est le fruit d’un long travail de recherche que l’artiste française Judith Deschamps a mené avec l’Institut de recherche et coordination acoustique/musique (Ircam) à Paris en collaboration avec les chercheurs Frederik Bous et Axel Roebel, des chanteur·euse·s d’âges et de tessitures différents, et le compositeur António Sá-Dantas. Ensemble iels ont cherché à réinventer, au moyen de réseaux neuronaux profonds, un air du XVIIIe siècle que le castrat italien Farinelli avait pour habitude de chanter toutes les nuits au roi d’Espagne pour apaiser sa mélancolie.

En s’inspirant des mythes véhiculés autour de la voix du chanteur, des fantasmes que suscitait l’enfance à l’époque de la castration, et de l’imaginaire soulevé par l’intelligence artificielle quand il s’agit de faire face à la finitude humaine, l’exposition rassemble des matériaux sonores, vidéographiques et sculpturaux, ouvrant la voie à un enchevêtrement de nouveaux bruits et récits.

Casino Channel : Entretien avec Judith Deschamps

Voir aussi : Ateliers de vacances encadrés par l’artiste

Jeudi 13.04.2023, 9 h 00 – 16 h 30
Fabuler avec une intelligence artificielle
Pour enfants entre 7 et 12 ans
Plus d’infos 

Vendredi 14.04.2023, 14 h 00 – 17 h 30
Chanter avec une intelligence artificielle
Pour adultes et adolescent·e·s à partir de 14 ans
Plus d’infos
 

Matthew Garrison, Night Life, vidéo, hdv, 2021. Avec l’aimable autorisation de l’artiste

jusqu’au 16.04.2023

Ecosystem Assembly
Viktor Brim, Matthew Garrison, Inger Lise Hansen, Nicole Hewitt, Yasmine Kabir, Daniel Kötter, Lasse Lau, Sonia Leber & David Chesworth, Jan Locus – en collaboration avec Stijn Demeulenaere, Lukas Marxt, Ariane Michel, Pia Rönicke, Lawrence Weiner
Commissaires : Nathalie Hénon, Jean-François Rettig

L’exposition Ecosystem Assembly est conçue comme une assemblée entre des œuvres – film, vidéo, VR –, un lieu de dialogues silencieux entre elles, à partir de la notion de « zone critique » développée par Bruno Latour, cette zone complexe du vivant faite d’interactions et  de rétroactions, où l’humain et non-humain coexistent et partagent  un devenir incertain.

D’une diversité de perspectives et de questions liées à la nature, à l’histoire, à l’extraction des ressources, à la géopolitique, à l’ancrage social dans un territoire, à la communauté, l’exposition ouvre un espace prospectif qui documente et interroge notre époque contemporaine en crise.

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06.05 – 10.09.2023

dans le cadre du Mois européen de la photographie :

Raphaël Lecoquierre – Tills
Bodies of Identities (exposition collective)

Vernissage : Vendredi 05.05.2023, 18 h 00 – 23 h 00

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Worldlines #1 | Saturday 22 April 2023 | 16:00 – 20:00

U bent van harte welkom / We would be happy to have your presence

Worldlines #1
Zaterdag / Saturday 22.04.2023, 16:00 – 20:00
HISK, Gosset site
Gebouw A / Building A
eerste verdieping / first floor
Rue Gabrielle Petitstraat 4-6
1080 Brussel 

 
The world line of an object is the path that it traces in 4-dimensional spacetime through a series of spacetime events corresponding to the history of said object. 

HISK’s artists in residency come from a plethora of cultural environments. Their trajectories are all different and consequently, they develop distinctive practices and methodologies. While each artist draws particular world lines and curves in spacetime throughout their residency, gravity infers mutual influences of worldlines that can be reciprocally modified by the shared incidents they experience. During the course of their journey at HISK, many events prove the opportunity to experience simultaneity and difference.

Held during Art Brussels and marking the second meeting point of the 11 worldlines for an exhibition, this event showcases performances, installations, sculptures, pictures and a series of editions commissioned by HISK. 

Performances by Jivan van der Ende and Fabiola Burgos Labra. Artworks and interventions by Jim Campers, Hamed Dehqan, Maëlle Dufour, Maud Gourdon, Yue YuanDanielle Kaganov, Axel Korban, Axelle Lenaerts and Paola Siri Renard.

Curated by Sébastien Pluot (HISK curator 2023).

HISK
Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten
Higher Institute for Fine Arts

www.hisk.edu

 

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Atelier pour jeunes et adultes : Composer son propre morceau à l’aide de l’IA

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atelier « spécial Pâques » avec Judith Deschamps

Cette image a été créée avec une intelligence artificielle à partir de la phrase « Des adolescent·e·s écrivent et chantent une chanson au micro, avec un ordinateur, leurs visages expriment de la mélancolie et de la joie ».

Vendredi 14.04.2023, 14 h 00 – 17 h 30

Chanter avec une intelligence artificielle

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Balbutier, gueuler, murmurer… Il y a mille façons de s’exprimer.   

Faisant écho à l’exposition an·other voice de Judith Deschamps, cet atelier plonge les participant·e·s dans l’univers de la voix pour essayer d’en capter les émotions, ses textures et ses couleurs. À travers toutes sortes de jeux et d’échauffements, vous serez ammené·e·s à écrire une chanson qui exprime vos émotions du moment.

Encadré·e·s par Judith, vous vous exercerez et expérimenterez avec un programme d’intelligence artificielle qui génère du texte à partir de ce qu’on lui raconte (GPT 2 et 3). 

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Judith Deschamps (née en 1986 à Paris) a été formée en France et au Royaume-Uni. Sa démarche pluridisciplinaire allie la performance, le film, la sculpture et l’installation. Avec un regard féministe, elle investit des références historiques, culturelles et religieuses pour saisir les conceptions et usages sociaux et technologiques contemporains. 

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[NGHE NEWSLETTER] dans la lune

Ngh-ngh-ngh-ngh-nghÉ

samedi 8 avril 2023
médiathèque lunaire
*

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Tandis que certain.es commencent des pleins temps dans des maisons de quartier dédiées aux femmes,
d'autres achètent des disques à l'île de la Réunion chez Vinyl Run, histoire de remplir les valises,
d'autres ont le soleil qui dore leur peau pendant qu'elles trouvent des cassettes sur les routes du Mexique,
en même temps que d'autres qui accueillaient des concerts de rock (grosse claque!) dans les bar de Bruxelles,
et d'autres encore qui quittent bientôt leur taff pour profiter d'un chômage bien mérité.


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Nous vous annonçons que la médiathèque Nghe
sera ouverte ce samedi 8 avril à partir de 14h.

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Si vous êtes assez nombreuxses, nous pourrions improviser un cabaret Nghe … ?

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Bon courage pour la nuit

Bisous *`-
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(vue du ciel un vendredi après-midi à Molenbeek)

NGHE – Médiathèque bricolée

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1080 Molenbeek St Jean

This week’s openings in Brussels

This week’s openings in Brussels ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌
This week’s openings in Brussels

Opening this week
Wednesday 05 Apr → Tuesday 11 Apr

Thu 06.04 — 17:00



Opening next week
Wednesday 12 Apr → Tuesday 18 Apr

Visite guidée spéciale : Corps et âme

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La nocturne *

Photo : Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Endodrome, vue de l’installation. Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain, 2023

Jeudi 06.04.2023, 19 h 00 

Corps et âme

Alors que depuis l’Antiquité, l’expression du corps se présente comme le reflet de l’âme et de ses idéaux, les œuvres Endodrome de Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster et an·other voice de Judith Deschamps semblent émettre de nouveaux questionnements. Les problématiques émergentes autour du transhumanisme constituent une nouvelle approche de cette relation ancienne et nous poussent à la réimaginer selon de nouvelles modalités. 

À travers une présentation des deux œuvres actuellement exposées au Casino Luxembourg, Chloé Sobczyk, médiatrice, vous invite à découvrir les évolutions qui ont marqué le champ des arts autour de la relation du corps et de l’âme.

Entrée gratuite
 

Photo : Judith Deschamps, an·other voice, vue de l’installation. Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain, 2023

 * Ouverture tardive tous les jeudis jusqu’à 21 h 00.

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Le 17 mars dernier, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster s’entretenait avec le Dr. Jean Botev, chercheur et spécialiste en VR à l’Université du Luxembourg sur les potentialités des réalités virtuelles et leur valeur ajoutée dans les arts, en particulier en rapport avec le travail de l’artiste.

Modération : Vincent Crapon

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Wednesday I 5.04.23 

05.04

EDJI Gallery 
‘Enigmas of identity’ 


Rue du Page 15 
Edelknaapstraat, 1050
 


Thursday I 13.04.23 

13.04 
Damien & The Love Guru  
‘HC 
Fuoco Alle Galere’
(Friedemann Heckel & Lukas Muller) 

Rue de Tamines 19
Taminesstraat, 1060

 
13.04

rodolphe janssen 
Dan McCarthy  


Rue de Livourne 35 
Livornostraat, 1050

 
 


Friday I 14.04.23 

14.04 
Waldburger Wouters

Matthias Dornfeld & Inka ter Haar
‘Freud me’

Boulevard d’Anvers 49
Antwerpselaan, 1000

 


Saturday I 15.04.23 

15.04 
Galerie Jaqueline Martins   
Lia D Castro
‘Those who are worthy of being loved’

Rue aux Laines 14 
Wolstraat, 1000

 
15.04 
Galerie Jaqueline Martins   
Paul Heintz
‘Le cahier survivra’ 

Rue aux Laines 14 
Wolstraat, 1000

 
15.04 
Harlan Levey Projects 1080  

Willehad Eilers
‘Schwanzwald’ 

Rue Isidoor Teirlinck 65 
Teirlinckstraat, 1080

 


Tuesday I 18.04.23 

18.04
C L E A R I N G
 
Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel
‘The Needle and the Chisel’ 

Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel, Embroidered quilt […], 2023. Photo © Benjamin Baltus

Avenue Van Volxem 311
Van Volxemlaan, 1190

 
18.04
Montoro12 Gallery   

Bestrice Pediconi, Gwendoline Robin, Michel Mazzoni 
‘Underneath the Visible’

Avenue Van Volxem 316
Van Volxemlaan, 1190
 
18.04
Nino Mier 
 
Stephanie Temma Hier
‘This must be the place’

Rue Ernest Allard 25
Ernest Allardstraat, 1000
 
18.04
Nino Mier 
 
Bendix Harms
‘BIRD NATION’

Rue Ernest Allard 41
Ernest Allardstraat, 1000
 
 


Wednesday I 19.04.23 

19.04
Almine Rech

Group show
‘Feeling of Light’

Rue de l’Abbaye 20 
Abdijstraat, 1050 
19.04
Baronian

Charlotte vander Borght
‘Melody Lanes’ 

Rue Isidore Verheyden 2
Isidore Verheyendenstraat, 1050
19.04
Baronian

Mekhitar Garabedian
‘I copied this page in one country and the other page in another land’  

Rue de la Concorde 33
Eendrachtstraat, 1050
 
19.04
dépendance

Ed Atkins
‘Ed Atkins’


Rue du Marché aux Porcs 4-8
Varkensmarkt, 1000

 
19.04
Gallery Nosco 
Marcelo Moscheta
‘Mise en abyme’ 

Rue Lebeau 43
Lebeaustraat, 1000
 
19.04
Gladstone Gallery
Jos de Gruyter & Harald Tys
‘Macro’ 

Rue du Grand Cerf 12
Grotehertstraat, 1000
 
19.04
Kin Gallery
Jos de Gruyter & Harald Tys
‘Micro’ 

Rue Ravenstein 37
Ravensteintstraat, 1000
 
19.04
LMNO
Dag Erik Elgin
‘Originals (Grisaille) / Evening Drawings’

Rue de la Concorde 31
Eendrachtstraat, 1050

 
19.04
La Patinoire Royale |
 Galerie Valérie Bach 
Claire Trotignon
‘Italian Ice cream in the wind’

Colonnade and gravity, 2023. © Claire Trotignon


Rue Veydt 15  
Veydtstraat, 1060
 
19.04
MARUANI MERCIER

Esiri Erheriene-Essi
‘Mother Tongue’

Avenue Louise 430
Louizalaan, 1050

19.04
Mendes Wood DM

Vojtěch Kovařík  

Rue des Sablons 13 
Zavelstraat, 1000
19.04
Michel Rein 
Anne-Marie Schneider

Rue Washington 51A
Washingtonstraat, 1050
 
19.04
Mulier Mulier Gallery  
Tadashi Kawamata – Guy Van Bossche – Panamarenko  

Rue St Georges 10
Sint Jorisstraat, 1050
 
19.04
Stems Gallery
Olivier Souffrant    

Rue du Prince Albert 4
Prins Albertstraat, 1050
 
19.04
rodolphe janssen 
Alice Tippit – ‘Zero EroS’

Rue Livourne 32
Livornostraat, 1050
 

 

Thursday I 20.04.23 

 

20.04
Xavier Hufkens
Milton Avery  


Rue Van Eyck 44
Vaneyckstraat, 1050
 

 

Sunday I 23.04.23 

 

23.04
Galerie Dys
Maldo Nollimerg – Emeli Theander 

Rue de l’Arbre Bénit 84  
Gewijde-Boom, 1050

Sybille du Roy – Non-Executive Director
+32 477 87 53 26

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