31 maart
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Rodrigo Hernández – Carrés
Turning to Dust and Bones, part 6

Rodrigo Hernández (Mexico, 1983) lives in Mexico City. He studied at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Karlsruhe, and at Jan Van Eyck Academie in Maastricht in 2013-2014. He has been a fellow of the Laurenz-Haus Stiftung in Basel (2015), Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart and the Cité International des Arts in Paris (2016), Istanbul Modern (2019). 
Recent solo exhibitions include: Wattis Institute, San Francisco US (upcoming); Kestner Gesellschaft, Hannover, D; Museo Jumex, Mexico City, MX; Swiss Institute, New York, US; Museo de Arte Moderno, Medellin, CO; Kunsthalle Kohta, Helsinki, FI; CIAJG, Guimaraes, PT; Galerie Fons Welters, Amsterdam, NL; SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia, USA; Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros, Mexico City; Pîvo, São Paulo; Kunsthalle Winterthur, CH; Midway Contemporary, Minneapolis; SALTS, Basel; Kim?, Riga ; Heidelberger Kunstverein, Heidelberg; Kurimanzutto, Mexico City; Museo Universitario del Chopo, Mexico City; Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht; Parallel Oaxaca, Oaxaca, MX

Carrés is a brand new project, marking the 6th and final episode of the exhibition series Turning to Dust and Bones

Special thanks to Emiel Zeno

Read more here

Laurel presents Lorena Solis Bravo – The guest, the host & the ghost

“We are not just human, we are many things”, says Lorena Solís Bravo (1991). In their work, the artist investigates what it means to be human and how we are inextricably linked to the world around us. They start from the symbiotic idea that evolution is driven by cooperation rather than by struggle. Instead of microorganisms eating each other millions of years ago, they started forming new living structures that made new forms of life possible.
Solís Bravo’s work builds on this harmonious idea by asking questions about what makes us human and what defines our identity. A recurring theme is the idea of ‘the other’: who you are is determined by how you relate to the people around you, but also by everything non-human around us, such as bacteria, living and non-living matter, and anything that deviates from the ‘norm’.
In the process of creating and filming the video work The guest, the host & the ghost, Solís Bravo left for Brazil and developed workshops and choreography for 7 performers, in collaboration with choreographer Fernanda Libman and music producer upsammy.

Read the full text by Milo Vermeire here.

About Laurel:
At the core of Laurel, there are three central yearnings: the ability to navigate care, to learn, and the possibility to connect with others. We see Laurel as both a physical and online community that offers real involvement through open collaborative projects – one that explores conversations on the meaning, reasoning and processes behind our collective core beliefs. Since Laurel finds itself in a transitory stage; a state of nomadism, we are currently occupied with appearing in other cultural spaces that are willing to host questions of (non)belonging, and to explore the capability of communities to exist in a broader spectrum. 

Join our Facebook event here.

Our events are featured on Public Data for Public Events
 

P/////AKT would like to thank:

Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and 

Stadsdeel Amsterdam Oost.

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Start spring in an artistic way by discovering a selection of Ixelles’ galleries and their amazing exhibitions. Join us on March 18th from 2pm to 4pm! 

Our guide will lead you on a  tour of some of Brussels’ finest galleries. This is a unique opportunity to experience several exhibitions all at once, including some new shows like Roni Horn and Danh Vō at Xavier Hufkens and some last-chance shows like Emmanuel Taku, Upliftment – A God in the Life of Others at Maruani Mercier. 

The Gallery Walks will take place on Saturday March 18th, from 2pm to 4pm.

Participating galleries: Almine Rech, Irène Laub Gallery, Xavier Hufkens, Hopstreet Gallery, and Maruani Mercier.

Book your guided tour (EN)* : 2 hr | 12€/person

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Découverte une première fois en 2019 à la 58e Exposition Internationale d’Art – La Biennale di Venezia, Endodrome, installation VR de Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, fait l’objet cette semaine d’une soirée littéraire invitant à l’oubli de soi pour mieux se retrouver, et d’un débat autour de l’utilisation que l’artiste fait des nouvelles technologies et des perspectives que celles-ci ouvrent.

Deux portes d’entrée qui laissent se juxtaposer passé et présent. 
 

Jeudi 16.03.2023, 19 h 00

L’art de tourner en rond

à partir de 16 ans

Faisant écho au voyage intérieur proposé par Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster dans son installation, l’auteure Corina Ciocârlie invite à une incursion littéraire – suivie d’un atelier d’écriture automatique – sur les pas des personnages qui, libérés des entraves de la raison, osent le grand saut dans l’inconnu, explorant les territoires du rêve et de l’inconscient : Dante au milieu de la forêt obscure et Bardamu au bout de la nuit, Lidenbrock au centre de la Terre et Kurtz au cœur des ténèbres, Jonas dans le ventre de la baleine et Alice dans le terrier du lapin.

Entrée gratuite
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Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster. Photo : Giasco Bertoli

En présence de l’artiste :
Vendredi 17.03.2023, 19 h 00

Endodrome 
and Virtual reality

Conference moderated by Vincent Crapon

in English

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster and senior researcher Jean Botev discuss Endodrome and the potential of Virtual reality (VR) and other simulated experiences in visual arts.

Dr. Jean Botev is a senior researcher at the Department of Computer Science (DCS) of the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) at the University of Luxembourg. His background is in Computer Science and Media Studies. Among his many research interests, one includes the way in which social and technical systems interrelate to develop novel context-aware and immersive applications. Dr. Botev is a founding member of the Collaborative and Socio-Technical Systems (COaST) research group and leads the laboratory for virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR Lab). 

Vincent Crapon is an exhibition organiser and curator. Prior to joining Esch2022 European Capital of Culture he held curatorial positions at Mudam Luxembourg and Musée d’Art Contemporain Lyon. Recent projects include commissioning Deary Steel (2022), a new body of work by visual artist and choreographer Cecilia Bengolea and three exhibitions in collaboration with ZKM | Center for Art and Media (Karlsruhe), HEK (House of Electronic Arts Basel) and Ars Electronica (Linz). He regularly contributes to research projects, publications and public talks on contemporary art and digital culture. 

Free admission

In partnership with :

Le Casino Luxembourg
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De tentoonstelling Artificial Incantations is in volle gang en kan nog bezocht worden tot en met 26 maart!

Op 16 maart staat de lezingenavond ECHO op het programma, deze keer in het Engels. Daarmee duiken we dieper in de materie van Artificial Incantations. In deze nieuwsbrief lees je meer over de sprekers van deze avond: Oumaima Hajri, Matthew Mullane en Ginevra Petrozzi. 

De tentoonstelling Symbiosis Series opent op 7 april in Nijmegen. In deze editie gaan Ischa Kempka en Tommy Smits samen de artistieke dialoog aan en transformeren de tentoonstellingsruimte. Symbiosis Series is een gezamenlijk proces waar kunstenaars die elkaar voorheen niet kenden ideeën of werkmethoden met elkaar uitwisselen en krachten bundelen.

Tot snel!
Het POST Team

Op donderdagavond 16 maart organiseert POST een verdiepende avond met de naam ECHO. Tijdens deze avond schijnen mensen uit verschillende werkvelden hun licht op het thema van de tentoonstelling Artificial Incantations: Artificial Intelligence, occultisme en hoe we kritisch kunnen kijken naar de digitale technologieën die zoveel invloed uitoefenen op ons dagelijks leven.

Oumaima Hajri, Matthew Mullane en Ginevra Petrozzi delen hun gedachten over dit vraagstuk, en reiken daarmee een mozaïek aan perspectieven aan. 

Oumaima Hajri is een interdisciplinaire Marokkaans-Nederlandse onderzoeker. Haar missie is om AI te dekoloniseren, demystificeren en deconstrueren. Ze wil ervoor zorgen dat nieuwe technologieën worden ontwikkeld op manieren die gunstig zijn voor iedereen.

Matthew Mullane is universitair docent architectuurgeschiedenis en -theorie aan de Radboud Universiteit en promoveerde aan Princeton University. Hij heeft gepubliceerd over de esthetische en ethische dimensies van hedendaagse digitale technologieën die van invloed zijn op architectuur, waaronder sociale media, blockchain en kunstmatige intelligentie.

Ginevra Petrozzi is een interdisciplinaire ontwerper en kunstenaar die de mogelijkheden van mystiek en het occulte onderzoekt binnen het domein van de hedendaagse technopolitiek. In deze context presenteert ze zich als digitale heks en neemt ze de archetypische rol van de tovenares als genezer en als politieke rebel aan.

Meer lezen over de sprekers..

Vrijdag 17 maart, 20.00 – 22.50u
Van Oldenbarneveltstraat 63A, Nijmegen
Taal nabespreking: Engels
Entree: € 15,00
Koop je ticket hier.              

Al decennia lang catalogiseert Zoe Lucas, natuuronderzoeker en milieuactivist, de flora en fauna op Sable-eiland, een klein eiland dicht bij Canada met slechts 34 vierkante kilometer oppervlakte. Geographies of Solitude is een prachtig portret van zowel Zoe als het eiland, vol imponerende beelden van een droomlandschap met duinen dat bevolkt wordt door wilde paarden, maar ook door steeds meer aangespoeld plastic van over de hele wereld.

TALK (in english) In Geographies of Solitude, filmmaker Jacquelyn Mills experiments with ways to integrate the surrounding of Sable Island in the development process of her analogue film. She exposes film to moonlight by laying it in the grass, and develops it in seaweed. She buries it in horse dung, or among juniper roots. After the screening, we learn more about such alternative ways of film development from self-taught expert Karel Doing, who uses plant material in his film development. He will give a demonstration using plants from Nijmegen soil and together we explore ways to use the world around us to represent the world around us.  

Rodrigo Hernández – Carrés
Turning to Dust and Bones, part 6

Rodrigo Hernández (Mexico, 1983) lives in Mexico City. He studied at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Karlsruhe, and at Jan Van Eyck Academie in Maastricht in 2013-2014. He has been a fellow of the Laurenz-Haus Stiftung in Basel (2015), Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart and the Cité International des Arts in Paris (2016), Istanbul Modern (2019). 
Recent solo exhibitions include: Wattis Institute, San Francisco US (upcoming); Kestner Gesellschaft, Hannover, D; Museo Jumex, Mexico City, MX; Swiss Institute, New York, US; Museo de Arte Moderno, Medellin, CO; Kunsthalle Kohta, Helsinki, FI; CIAJG, Guimaraes, PT; Galerie Fons Welters, Amsterdam, NL; SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia, USA; Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros, Mexico City; Pîvo, São Paulo; Kunsthalle Winterthur, CH; Midway Contemporary, Minneapolis; SALTS, Basel; Kim?, Riga ; Heidelberger Kunstverein, Heidelberg; Kurimanzutto, Mexico City; Museo Universitario del Chopo, Mexico City; Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht; Parallel Oaxaca, Oaxaca, MX

Carrés is a brand new project, marking the 6th and final episode of the exhibition series Turning to Dust and Bones

Special thanks to Emiel Zeno

Read more here

Laurel presents Lorena Solis Bravo – The guest, the host & the ghost

“We are not just human, we are many things”, says Lorena Solís Bravo (1991). In their work, the artist investigates what it means to be human and how we are inextricably linked to the world around us. They start from the symbiotic idea that evolution is driven by cooperation rather than by struggle. Instead of microorganisms eating each other millions of years ago, they started forming new living structures that made new forms of life possible.
Solís Bravo’s work builds on this harmonious idea by asking questions about what makes us human and what defines our identity. A recurring theme is the idea of ‘the other’: who you are is determined by how you relate to the people around you, but also by everything non-human around us, such as bacteria, living and non-living matter, and anything that deviates from the ‘norm’.
In the process of creating and filming the video work The guest, the host & the ghost, Solís Bravo left for Brazil and developed workshops and choreography for 7 performers, in collaboration with choreographer Fernanda Libman and music producer upsammy.

Read the full text by Milo Vermeire here.

About Laurel:
At the core of Laurel, there are three central yearnings: the ability to navigate care, to learn, and the possibility to connect with others. We see Laurel as both a physical and online community that offers real involvement through open collaborative projects – one that explores conversations on the meaning, reasoning and processes behind our collective core beliefs. Since Laurel finds itself in a transitory stage; a state of nomadism, we are currently occupied with appearing in other cultural spaces that are willing to host questions of (non)belonging, and to explore the capability of communities to exist in a broader spectrum. 

Join our Facebook event here.

Our events are featured on Public Data for Public Events
 

P/////AKT would like to thank:

Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and 

Stadsdeel Amsterdam Oost.