Tomorrow 18 October, 4pm-5pm ABA’s Air Salon Radio hosted by soft power

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Soft notes:
Voice messages for the collective ear

hosted by soft power

with Berlin Art Prize, SLIC Unit, 2 sobat-sobat (documenta fifteen), Studio ABO 

Tuesday, 18 October 2022, 4pm–5pm

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fr-bb Freies Radio – Berlin Brandenburg on CoLabRadio 88.4. in Berlin, 90.7 MHz in Potsdam

 You are listening to a multilogue of recorded messages, a conversation that is many-to-many, yet one-way. By artificially (re)constructing a conversation that never really took place, this edition of ABA’s Air Salon is referring to a contemporary phenomenon you might recognize: sending voice messages back and forth instead of having a conversation – sometimes long monologues that don’t expect an answer, sometimes exchanging multiple 3 second snippets instead of just giving the other a call. As a contemporary form, the voice message and its ever-growing popularity might hold some relevance for collective practices and how they often (dis)function: a lot of sending and receiving, conflating multiple channels, to eventually (and hopefully) end up having a conversation that matters, but never speaking with one voice. 

soft power is a collectively run non-profit art association and venue for artistic projects that combines curatorial, artistic, sociological and design approaches in an ongoing engagement with the structural realities and political conditions of (collective) practices. In our voice messages, we are asking questions about collective work, its ups and downs, its potential for dividing efforts and multiplying outcomes (sometimes the other way around), and the alternatives it may pose to the way that art is produced and consumed. We sent our questions to other Berlin-based collectives or collectively organised projects, and received some voice messages in return – joining us with their Voice messages for the collective ear are:

Alicia Reuter, co-founder and co-director of the Berlin Art Prize

Anissa Carrington, co-founder and member of the DJ network SLIC Unit

Viviane Tabach & Theseas Efstathopoulos, two sobat-sobat (documenta fifteen’s group of art mediators) and editors of the publication Ever Been Friendzoned by an Institution?.

Tra My Nguyen, co-founder and member of the design collective Studio ABO

 

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 ABA’s Air Salon presents the work of contemporary visual artists on the radio. Every third Tuesday of the month from 4-5pm on fr-bb Freies Radio – Berlin Brandenburg on CoLabRadio 88.4. in Berlin, 90.7 MHz in Potsdam. You can listen at home, on the radio or online.

 

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Novembre 2022 rosso e bordeaux 
Powder coated steel, aluminum and textile, 88 × 137 cm / 34.65 × 53.94 in 

 

Novembre 2022 grigio e nero
Powder coated steel, aluminum and textile,120 × 90 cm / 47.24 × 35.43 in

 

Novembre 2022 nero
Powder coated steel, aluminum and textile, 134 × 124 cm / 52.76 × 48.82 in 

 

 

The painter Josef Albers claimed “irrational functionalism” as the truthcore of contemporary art in the late 1930s; Which goes to Donatella Versace’s later, more general point that “Creativity comes from a conflict of ideas”, the new normal structuring much of the current forms of variously disseminated (self-)expression and their instantaneous consumption, a dynamic that feeds into Emanuele Marcuccio’s art.
 

The present publication doubles as a travelogue of his practice, on and off his erstwhile Milan – Lausanne axis, calling at Brussels, Zurich, Paris, Mexico City and so on. The following pages further unfold Marcuccio’s faux formalism, which turns out to be less close to home to the virile machine dreams of Italian futurism, more aligned as his work and methods in fact are with a Duchampian legacy of transposition, creative direction, management and collaboration. The art is seemingly always shuttling between the centers of the action and the semi-peripheries that supply them, ready for dispatch or display, the opening and the closing. “All the world’s a stage” – or marketplace, or warehouse – as that Shakespeare quote goes.
 

That particular cycle ends “sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything”, which, drama aside, represents a state worth contemplating as attributes that inform Marcuccio’s art’s increasing complexity – in the word’s root meaning of multiple components that entwine and infold. In his serial works to date, surface and depth, information and voids, authenticity and artifice, the legit and the fake, that is classic dualisms and cherished ideals generally, get diluted and mixed up not to the point of conceptually rather exhausted synthesis or crash, but as tentative environments that play style and idea off against one another. Just when you thought you could tell a genuine Marcuccio when seeing a perfectly powder-coated and micro-dosed laser-cut metal sheet, his latest projects now see figurative elements such as models, all blank stares matching black screens. It’s literally all a bit off.

These “sets” – be they sculptural or built to be shot as images – become interesting not on the level of distinguishing cultural malaise or critiques of consumption, but in that they indicate an in-progress sign system, like TikToks but without the resolve toward release. The disparate objects and images commissioned by the artist hint at a collection or movie to come, part teaser, part idleness, with their author either performing, in the sense of delivering, or instead choosing to rather not.
 

The artist Daniele Milvio has rightly mentioned a generational tension (2010s to 2020s, say) in Marcuccio’s recent projects. This means, I think, the works’ conceptualization of something as vaguely individual as your or my coming-of-age tale into actual anthropological exploration, one that both stokes and deflates the promise of productivity, commercial application, exposure or/as actualization in a privileged realm like the western European cultural-creative sector, not to mention respective demographics within and attendant access to it.
 

The joke on what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing, has from its inception been about what to really want with all that stuff, how to afford all of it at what price (for oneself, for others) – increasingly how to free yourself from it, how to do different, how to dream pop now.

⏤  Daniel Horn

 

 

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Ludwig Forum

Ausgabe 14.10.2022

 

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Belkis Ayón, La cena (Das Abendmahl), 1988, Collagrafie auf Papier. Courtesy Belkis Ayón Estate.

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Eröffnungswochenende “Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí”

Zur Eröffnung der Ausstellung Ya Estamos Aquí (Spanisch für: Wir Sind Schon Hier) der kubanischen Ausnahmekünstlerin Belkis Ayón (Havanna, 1967-1999) am Freitag, den 21.10.2022 um 20 Uhr laden wir Sie, Ihre Familie und Freund*innen ganz herzlich ein! Am Samstag, 22.10.2022 um 12 Uhr sind Sie darüber hinaus willkommen an einer Matinée mit Vorträgen über Belkis Ayón von den kubanischen Kunsthistorikerinnen Cristina Vives und Yolanda Wood teilzunehmen.

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Belkis Ayón
Ya Estamós Aquí (Wir Sind Schon Hier)
22.10.2022 – 26.02.2023
Eröffnung: Fr 21.10.2022, 20 Uhr
Am Eröffnungstag ist das Ludwig Forum Aachen durchgängig von 10-22 Uhr geöffnet.

Mit Ya Estamos Aquí (Spanisch für: Wir sind schon hier) präsentiert das Ludwig Forum Aachen die erste Überblicksausstellung von Belkis Ayón (Havanna, Kuba, 1967-1999) im deutschsprachigen Raum. Anhand einer Auswahl von rund 70 Arbeiten, die im Zeitraum von Mitte der 1980er bis Ende der 1990er Jahre entstanden sind, werden wesentliche Schaffensperioden der Künstlerin vorgestellt. Die Figuren, Symbole und Rituale ihrer Collagrafien sind allesamt dem ausschließlich Männern vorbehaltenen, afro-kubanischen Geheimbund Abakuá entlehnt, mit dem sich Ayón Zeit ihres Lebens intensiv beschäftigte. Vorstellungen von Synkretismus, also von der Verschmelzung verschiedener Glaubenssysteme, sowie von hierarchischen Machtstrukturen führt sie in ihren persönlichen Bearbeitungen der Abakuá Mythologien zusammen. Für diese aktualisierten Darstellungen des Mythos nutzte sie das Verfahren der Collagrafie – eine Drucktechnik, bei der collagierte und strukturierte Materialien in mühevoller Kleinarbeit auf eine Kartonmatrize geschichtet werden. Ausgehend von neunzehn Drucken und drei Matrizen aus den frühen 1990er Jahren, die Teil der Sammlung Ludwig sind, wird die Ausstellung durch Leihgaben aus dem Nachlass von Belkis Ayón sowie eine Auswahl von Ephemera und Archivmaterialien erweitert. In dieser umfangreichen Präsentation ihrer Arbeiten werden nicht zuletzt auch Verbindungen der Künstlerin zur Sammlung von Peter und Irene Ludwig und dem Raum Aachen deutlich, wo sie 1995 erstmals ausstellte. Belkis Ayón befragte, wie sie selbst sagte, immerzu „das Menschliche, das flüchtige Gefühl, das Spirituelle“ – Themen, die nun in der Ausstellung Ya Estamos Aquí einem breiten Publikum eröffnet werden.

Kuratiert von Eva Birkenstock und Annette Lagler, Assistenzkuratorin: Ana Sophie Salazar, Ausstellungsgestaltung: Studio Manuel Raeder, Berlin.

Das Ausstellungsprojekt entstand in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Belkis Ayón Estate, Havanna, mit großzügiger Unterstützung der Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung, der STAWAG, des Landschaftsverbands Rheinland und der Freunde des Ludwig Forums.

Zum Anlass der Ausstellung wurde eine korrespondierende Sammlungspräsentation konzipiert. Unter dem Titel Palmipeda wird eine Auswahl lateinamerikanischer Grafik, Installation und Malerei der 80er und 90er Jahre aus der Sammlung von Peter und Irene Ludwig vorgestellt. Kuratiert von Ana Sophie Salazar.

Matinée mit Vorträgen von Cristina Vives und Yolanda Wood, Samstag, den 22.10.2022
12 Uhr:
Belkis Ayón in 5 Moments, Vortrag von Cristina Vives (Kuratorin und Kunsthistorikerin, Havanna)
14 Uhr: Belkis Ayón, Vortrag von Yolanda Wood (Professorin für Kunstgeschichte, Universität von Havanna)
In spanischer Sprache, Simultanübersetzung ins Deutsche wird angeboten.

Parallel eröffnet am Freitag, den 21. Oktober 2022 bereits um 18 Uhr die Ausstellung Die Augen der Frida Kahlo – Eine Hommage von Bert Loewenherz im Couven Museum in Aachen.

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Kerstin Brätsch. Die Sein: Para Psychics

Aktuelle Ausstellungen

Kerstin Brätsch
Die Sein: Para Psychics
24.09.2022 – 05.10.2023

In der Ausstellung Die Sein: Para Psychics präsentiert die in Berlin und New York lebende Künstlerin Kerstin Brätsch zum ersten Mal alle einhundert Zeichnungen ihrer Serie Para Psychics (2020-2022) in einer ortspezifischen Installation. Die Arbeiten sind im Zuge der sich ausbreitenden Covid-19-Pandemie entstanden, welche die Künstlerin dazu bewegte, ihre oftmals kollaborative und raumgreifende Arbeitsweise in einen nach innen gerichteten Prozess des täglichen Zeichnens zu überführen. Kuratiert von Eva Birkenstock.

Ölbilder. Michel Majerus im Dialog mit der Sammlung Ludwig.
Sammlungspräsentation
15.10.2022 – 15.01.2023

Erstmals präsentiert das Ludwig Forum Michel Majerus Arbeit Ölbild im Dialog mit künstlerischen Positionen aus der Sammlung Peter und Irene Ludwig, die für den vor 20 Jahren bei einem Flugzeugabsturz verstorbenen Künstler von Bedeutung waren. Mal ist es die Wahl der Motive, mal die Formensprache oder einfach nur der Pinselduktus, der in der künstlerischen Entwicklung von Majerus eine Rolle spielte. Gezeigt werden Arbeiten von u.a. Georg Baselitz, Jean Michel Basquiat, Martin Kippenberger, Konrad Klapheck, Jasper Johns, Damien Hirst, Lady Pink, Roy Lichtenstein, Keneth Noland, Albert Oehlen, Gerhard Richter, James Rosenquist und Andy Warhol. Kuratiert von Holger Otten.

Die Ausstellung ist Teil der deutschlandweiten Ausstellungsreihe Michel Majerus 2022.

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Belkis Ayón, La cena (The Supper), 1988, Collagraphy on paper. Courtesy Belkis Ayón Estate.

Opening Weekend “Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí”

We cordially invite you, your family, and friends to join us for the exhibition opening of Ya Estamos Aquí (Spanish for: We’re Here Already) by Cuban artist Belkis Ayón (Havana, 1967-1999) on Friday, Oct 21, 2022 at 8pm! Moreover, on Saturday, Oct 22, 2022 at 12pm we hope to welcome you for a matinée with lectures about Belkis Ayón by art historians Cristina Vives and Yolanda Wood.

We look forward to seeing you!
Your Ludwig Forum Team

Belkis Ayón
Ya Estamos Aquí (We’re Here Already)
Oct 22, 2022 – Feb 26, 2023
Opening: Fri Oct 21, 2022, 8pm
During the opening day Ludwig Forum Aachen will be open from 10am to 10pm.

The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to present Ya Estamos Aquí (Spanish for: We’re Here Already), the first survey exhibition of the Cuban artist Belkis Ayón (Havana, 1967-1999) in the German-speaking world. Starting from a selection of around seventy works created in the period from the mid-1980s to the late 1990s, the exhibition introduces key creative periods of the artist’s career. The figures, symbols, and rituals in her collages are borrowed from the Afro-Cuban secret society Abakuá, reserved exclusively for men, which Ayón studied intensively throughout her life. In her personal adaptations of Abakuá mythologies, she brings together concepts of syncretism, meaning the fusion of different belief systems, and hierarchical power structures. For her updated depictions of this myth, the artist used the process of collagraphy—a printing technique in which collaged and textured materials are painstakingly layered onto a cardboard matrix. Starting with nineteen prints and three matrices from the early 1990s that are part of the Ludwig Collection, the exhibition is significantly extended and includes loans from the Belkis Ayón Estate and a selection of ephemera and archival materials, making tangible her links to Peter and Irene Ludwig’s collection as well as to the broader Aachen region, where she first exhibited in 1995. Belkis Ayón, according to the artist herself, always sought to question “the human, the fleeting feeling, the spiritual”—themes now opened up to a broad audience in the exhibition Ya Estamos Aquí.

Curated by Eva Birkenstock and Annette Lagler, Assistant Curator: Ana Sophie Salazar, Exhibition Design: Studio Manuel Raeder, Berlin

The exhibition project was organized in collaboration with the Belkis Ayón Estate, Havana, with the generous support of the Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung, STAWAG, the Landschaftsverband Rheinland and the Friends of the Ludwig Forum.

A corresponding collection presentation was conceived on the occasion of the exhibition. Under the title Palmipeda, a selection of Latin American graphic art, installation and painting of the 80s and 90s from the collection of Peter and Irene Ludwig will be presented. Curated by Ana Sophie Salazar.

Matinée with talks by Cristina Vives and Yolanda Wood, Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022.
12pm: Belkis Ayón in 5 Moments, lecture by Cristina Vives (curator and art historian, Havana).
2pm: Belkis Ayón, lecture by Yolanda Wood (Professor of Art History, University of Havana).
In Spanish, simultaneous translation into German will be provided.

On Friday, October 21, 2022 at 6pm the Couven Museum in Aachen opens the exhibition Die Augen der Frida Kahlo – Eine Hommage von Bert Loewenherz.

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Michel Majerus, Ölbild (Detail), © Michel Majerus Estate, 2022. Courtesy Ludwig Forum Aachen, Leihgabe der Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung. Foto: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

Current Exhibitions

Kerstin Brätsch
Die Sein: Para Psychics
Sept 24, 2022 – Feb 05, 2023

With the exhibition Die Sein: Para Psychics, Berlin- and New York-based artist Kerstin Brätsch presents for the first time all one hundred drawings of her Para Psychics series (2020-2022) in a site-specific installation. Brätsch developed these works in the course of the spreading Covid-19 pandemic, which prompted the artist to transition her often collaborative and expansive working method into an inward-looking process of daily drawing. Curated by Eva Birkenstock.

Oil Paintings. Michel Majerus in dialogue with the Ludwig Collection.
Collection Presentation
Oct 15, 2022 – Jan 15, 2023

For the first time, the Ludwig Forum presents Michel Majeru’s work Ölbild in dialogue with artistic positions from the Peter and Irene Ludwig Collection that were significant for the artist, who died in a plane crash 20 years ago. Sometimes it is the choice of motifs, sometimes the formal language or simply the brushstroke that played a role in Majerus’ artistic development. Works by Georg Baselitz, Jean Michel Basquiat, Martin Kippenberger, Konrad Klapheck, Jasper Johns, Damien Hirst, Lady Pink, Roy Lichtenstein, Keneth Noland, Albert Oehlen, Gerhard Richter, James Rosenquist and Andy Warhol, among others, will be on display. Curated by Holger Otten.

The exhibition is part of the Germany-wide exhibiton series Michel Majerus 2022.

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This week’s openings in Brussels

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This week’s openings in Brussels

Opening this week
Thursday 13 Oct → Wednesday 19 Oct

Thu 13.10 — 18:00



Opening next week
Thursday 20 Oct → Wednesday 26 Oct

Indiscipline Knokke • Museum Night Fever • Holiday Workshop for kids

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Experience a day at the seaside with WIELS! We invite you to an annual (undisciplined) happening with performances and experimental interventions, in the spirit of the rich artistic and filmic history of the Grand Casino Knokke.

With work and performances by NAN GOLDIN, ANNE-MIE VAN KERCKHOVEN & CRAYON MOON, ANNA FRANZISKA JÄGER & NATHAN OOMS, XAVIER GARCIA BARDON/EXPRMNTL, JACK SMITH, MARIJKE DE ROOVER, BENJAMIN KAHN, JEAN LURÇAT & DJ HE4RTBROKEN.

29_10_2022____________16:00-22:30 (DJ until 01:00)
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At WIELS, we celebrate Museum Night Fever with a live concert by Schroothoop and Amadeo Kollectif’s dreamy Imaginarium. In between, you can brush up on your knowledge of contemporary art in the exhibitions by Didier Vermeiren and Shimabuku. The Standing Guides will help you on your way!

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After a successful first edition, we are looking forward to the next Wednesday Late Night Opening during which Dirk Snauwaert (FR) and a WIELS guide (NL) will guide us through Double Exposition by Didier Vermeiren, followed by a concert by Pak Yan Lau in the brewing hall.

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Like a true captain, the Amadeo supervisor listens, guides, encourages and coordinates this holiday workshop for children between 6 and 10 years old. 

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Tomorrow: Adjoa Armah, (or less than living more than less than living more than)

Adjoa Armah,

<◯><◯> (or less than living more than less than living more than).

Opening: October 14th,
7 – 10 p.m.

Exhibition continues throughout December 31st

fluent is pleased to present <◯><◯>(or less than living more than less than living more than), a commissioned solo exhibition by Adjoa Armah where she uses the exhibition space to explore an interest in how we may develop a black historiography in relation with the temporal consciousness of sand. The proposed display invites the audience to engage with questions that have arisen out of long–term research into how materials witness life, how they can support the (re)telling of historical events, and how the reality of a place is equally defined by what happens there and what is imposed upon it from elsewhere. 
The work centres around a recycled glass hourglass produced in collaboration with artist Sel Kofiga and glassblower Michael Tetteh using sand from Cape Three Points, Ghana. Known as the place on land closest to “nowhere”, which is a location at sea known as Null Island (0°N 0°E), Cape Three Points has 4 European built forts within a 20 km radius and is a site from which we can reflect on the history of European presence on the African continent. The central object of the hourglass is put into correspondence with various objects, images, and responses from thinkers invited by Armah as part of a living form of research.

Adjoa Armah is an artist, educator, writer and editor with a background in design anthropology. Her practice is concerned with narrative, the archive, pedagogy, black ontology and spatial consciousness.
She is founder of Saman Archive, a gathering of photographic negatives encountered across Ghana, through which she explores new models of institution building grounded in Akan temporalities and West African technologies of social and historical mediation. She is editor and research fellow at Afterall, where she is responsible for the Paul Mellon Centre-funded digital research project ‘Black Atlantic Museum’ and the ‘Afterall Art School’, platform.
Armah is also a practice-led DPhil researcher in Fine Art at Ruskin School of Art at the University of Oxford with a project provisionally titled; ‘Meeting Saman: On Study with Narrative posture and -graphy in/as Archival Methodology’.

 

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Who’s Showing Who? An Evening Reflecting On Artists And Institutions. 20.10.2022, 18:30 > 21:00

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

Mit Glück hat es nichts zu tun (Luck’s nothing to do with it), Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, 2022. Tentoonstellingszicht / Exhibition view. Foto / Photo © Frank Kleinbach

Who’s Showing Who?
An Evening Reflecting On Artists And Institutions 

(Dit programma zal in het Engels gegeven worden / This programme will be held in English)
Donderdag / Thursday 20.10.2022, 18:30 > 21:00
Anike Joyce Sadiq, screening Visited By A Tiger 
Lieven De Boeck, presentation / performance / dance session 
Anike Joyce Sadiq, Luck’s Got Nothing To Do With It, artist talk 
Drinks and discussion, moderated by Jeremiah Day 
HISK Gosset site
Gebouw A / Building A (eerste verdieping / first floor)
Rue Gabrielle Petitstraat 4-6
1080 Brussel 
The current discussions around the past documenta, the funding cuts for culture across Europe and many shifting artistic approaches and programs, seem to reveal that existing assumptions can no longer be taken for granted. 

In this evening length program, rather than try to approach these issues as concepts, Jeremiah Day invites the public to consider two artistic positions that emerge in close reflection of them as part of the working conditions of the field. 

Lieven De Boeck, in the context of his current Doctoral research, is exploring the question of “when is art?” or how institutional frames condition the potential for culture. While proposing first of all a novel form for what research in the arts might be, Lieven further explores different modalities, considering art historical examples from the level of the body. 

Anike Joyce Sadiq recent solo exhibition at Kuenstlerhaus Stuttgart broke up open the question of the public as stakeholder in cultural institutions, in theory and practice. Coming from questions of social and racial justice, Sadiq’s approach is less “institutional critique” than “institutional challenge,” pushing for different modes and standards of publicness.  

 
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Navette de l’Art – Samedi 05 Novembre 2022 🍁

                                                                                                                                    
 

NAVETTE DE L’ART

Samedi 5 novembre – 10h30 > 18h30

Au départ du FRESNOY – STUDIO NATIONAL
22 Rue du Fresnoy, 59200 Tourcoing

AU PROGRAMME

Le réseau 50° nord organise une navette de l’art qui partira à la découverte
de 3 structures culturelles des Hauts-de-France membres du réseau.

En plus de ces 3 visites, nous vous proposons un déjeuner au restaurant du dernier étage du Fresnoy – Studio National, le PLATEAU* ! 


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Découverte de l’exposition Panorama 24 – L’autre Coté

Le Fresnoy – Studio national des arts contemporains, à Tourcoing au cœur de la métropole Lilloise, présente du 30 septembre au 31 décembre 2022 la 24e édition de Panorama. Grand rendez-vous annuel de l’institution, l’exposition Panorama permet de découvrir, chaque année, plus de 50 œuvres inédites, dans les domaines de l’image, du son et de la création numérique, réalisées par les artistes du Fresnoy. Placée sous le commissariat de Marie Lavandier et de Pascale Pronnier et intitulée « L’autre côté », cette nouvelle édition aborde le thème du passage, de la capacité à voir le monde autrement, de l’autre côté de notre monde.

« L’autre côté, c’est celui auquel l’art donne accès, notre monde mais un autre à la fois ; soudain habité, mystérieux, enchanté, révélé… » Marie Lavandier


Vue de l’exposition « Horizon(s) », 2022, Frac Grand Large — Hauts-de-France, Dunkerque 
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FRAC GRAND LARGE – HAUTS-DE-FRANCE

Découverte de l’exposition Horizon(s)

Depuis 40 ans le Frac Grand Large a acquis une réputation internationale par la qualité de sa collection, près de 2000 œuvres. Aujourd’hui, plusieurs centaines d’œuvres sont exposées chaque année dans des projets co-construits avec des groupes d’enfants ou d’étudiants, des équipes municipales ou des acteurs du champ social. Pour « Horizon(s) », l’équipe du Frac et celles des musées dunkerquois ont choisi ensemble, dans leurs collections, des œuvres faisant écho à la spécificité de notre littoral, à la croisée des chemins et des routes maritimes. L’exposition réunit des œuvres acquises par le Frac (depuis le premier comité technique en 1983 jusqu’en 2021), des œuvres d’artistes réalisées à Dunkerque lors de résidences (Charley Case au musée de Gravelines, Ria Pacquée au LAAC, Catherine Rannou au Frac) et des objets documentant l’activité balnéaire de Malo-les-Bains (Musée portuaire). 

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de Quentin Garel

Pour son ouverture de saison, la Galerie Robespierre est fière de vous présenter Mascarade, une exposition monographique de l’artiste Quentin Garel. 
Mascarade est composée de sculptures originales et de dessins muraux. Elle sera accompagnée d‘une scénographie spécialement conçue afin de plonger le spectateur dans ce monde magique, fascinant et intrigant.

 

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Dieuwke Spaans and Marien Schouten, Portal and Figures

Dieuwke Spaans, Vessel/Galaxy,
2022 silver and tipp-ex on paper
137 x 110 cm

 

Portal and Figures

Dieuwke Spaans – Marien Schouten

October 20 – November 26, 2022
 

We cordially invite you to the opening of this exhibition on Thursday October 20, from 5 – 9 pm

 

Marien Schouten, Young Lion, wandering, 2022

Op 20 oktober as. gaat een spannende nieuwe editie in de reeks duo-presentaties in de galerie van start: Dieuwke Spaans nodigde Marien Schouten uit voor een tentoonstelling die de titel Portal and Figures kreeg. In het werk van beide  kunstenaars speelt het idee van verbinding een belangrijke rol. Verbinding in de tijd, als een vorm van ontwikkeling, of groei, maar ook verbinding als een ruimtelijk, architectonisch concept, de overgang van de ene ruimte naar de andere, of van de ene staat van zijn naar de andere. Een gezamenlijke tentoonstelling is in zichzelf een portal waarin nieuwe verbindingen tot stand kunnen komen. Tegenover dit wat meer formele begrip staat het idee van figures, dat begrepen kan worden als vormen die motieven worden, als een beeldtaal die is gebaseerd op een uniek vocabulaire van associaties.

Spaans: “Wat mij heel specifiek raakt in het werk van Marien is dat het formeel lijkt, maar juist ook sensitief en spiritueel is. Zo begrijp ik zijn werk in de context van deze tijd. Het verwijst weliswaar naar formele aspecten, maar gaat een  persoonlijke dialoog aan met de vraag naar wie we zijn. Dat sluit mooi aan bij de thema’s in mijn eigen werk dat draait om verlangen, transparantie, gezamenlijkheid.” De vormen in het werk van Spaans – dart kan bijvoorbeeld de contour van een Chanel-jurk zijn, maar ook een Duchamp-achtig sleutelgat – zeggen eigenlijk allemaal dat er een poort is naar een andere wereld, naar een ruimte achter de zichtbare ruimte, een ruimte die je intuïtief kunt benaderen. Haar werk gaat over het verlangen om door die poort te gaan. Of het nu keramische werken zijn, of collages en tekeningen, haar werk gaat steeds nadrukkelijker over het concept van de portal en de mogelijkheid van verbindingen die je in staat stellen de wereld te begrijpen.

Voor Marien Schouten is het maken van een gezamenlijke presentatie een spel van uiteenlopende autonome elementen. De open titel van de tentoonstelling is volgens Schouten een mooi vertrekpunt om uitdrukking te geven aan die wisselwerking. In de tentoonstelling laat Schouten een stalen hekwerk, als een zwaar hangend gordijn de ruimte diagonaal doorkruisen. Het hek is zelf een kunstwerk, sculptuur en architectuur tegelijk maar het functioneert hier ook als een bemiddelaar, een verbindende factor. Het stuurt de waarneming, omdat het onmiskenbaar ingrijpt op de positie van de beschouwer en zo ook de dialoog tussen de werken van beide kunstenaars beïnvloedt.

Hekwerken en rasters zijn vaste elementen in het werk van Schouten, en de doorlopende lijn in zijn werk draait om de verhouding tussen schilderkunst, architectuur en sculptuur. Zijn recente schilderijen kunnen gezien worden als een herovering van de figuur in het schilderij. Schouten: “Abstractie werd lange tijd gezien als reductie tot een essentie. Je kunt  abstractie echter ook zien als een beginpunt. De  middelen van de kunstenaar, materiaal, kleur en vorm zijn immers abstract. In die zin is alle kunst abstract en is figuratie slechts een specifieke vorm van abstractie. In mijn nieuwe schilderijen laat ik meer figuratieve associaties toe dan voorheen zonder dat het werk figuratief  wordt. Ik gebruik nu ook meer kleur. Tegelijkertijd lopen abstracte lagen in het werk, zoals het raster en het hek, ook door.”  De dunne lijnen van de rasters die op de achtergrond in zijn schilderijen nog altijd aanwezig zijn zijn de dragers waar Schouten de schildertoetsen als het ware overheen drapeert. In het maakproces resoneert voortdurend de echo van een oorspronkelijk beeld dat zich in het hoofd van de kunstenaar nestelde en dat steeds opnieuw om fysieke definiëring vraagt.

Spaans: “Mijn interesse in het werk van Marien is gebaseerd op zijn vermogen om parallelle werelden te scheppen, en die op een heel associatieve, gevoelige manier invulling te geven. Zo’n stalen curtain van hem verdeelt de ruimte, en is misschien wel dwingend naar de beschouwer, maar voor mij is dat werk vooral de uitdrukking van het verlangen, van het feit dat je iets wil ontdekken.” Portal and Figures laat ons getuige zijn van het zintuiglijke avontuur dat het werk van Spaans en Schouten typeert, het verlangen om iets te ontdekken.
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ima @ platform projects, athens greece 🇬🇷

intermission museum of art x platforms project
13-16 october 2022
art is not for sale
ima vol ii @ athens school of fine arts
athens, greece

featuring collaborations by:
alice wilson + neja tomšič
deanna lee + kirsten nash
ayesha kamal khan + catalina tuca + joshua j. araujo + mariangela ciccarello
jeffrey martín + david mccormick
+ new prints by john ros

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platforms project 2022
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venue | nikos kessanlis exhibition hall
athens school of fine arts | map

opening | thursday, 13 october, 5.30-10.30p
hours | friday, 14 october – sunday, 16 october, 12.00-9.00p

volume ii
artists + themes

10 january – 27 february 2022
ghostly matters |
alice wilson + neja tomšič
curator | rosanna van mierlo

07 march – 24 april 2022
matter-of-fact |
deanna lee + kirsten nash
curator | john ros

02 may – 19 june 2022
ouroboros
ayesha kamal khan + catalina tuca + joshua j. araujo + mariangela ciccarello
curator | john ros

27 june – 14 august 2022
specious reasoning |
jeffrey martín + david mccormick
curator | john ros

in case you missed it …
volume i archive

volume i archive

about ima

intermission museum of art (ima) was founded in 2020 by rose van mierlo and john ros, in response to the cultural, social, environmental, economic and political fissures that make themselves evermore present during times of crisis and put stress on accepted systems of operation. ima provides a space for critical thinkers to respond to these moments of friction by investigating them as meaningful sites of production, instigating dialogues which will culminate in a public archive.

ima’s name references the question of open space: the flipping movement of a hand searching through archives, gaps in the pavement, performance interludes, tv-commercials, coffee breaks and silent pauses; all moments of unpoliced disruption that are typically un-institutional. at its core, ima therefore proposes the museum as a site of uncertainty; a building without walls; a non-hierarchical collection of interdisciplinary narratives and voices; both a guest and a host; and an exercise in cross-pollination. it resists the architectural premise of power that underwrites the white cube, democratizing the exhibition in terms of access. instead, its architectural premise is that of lateral networks; its vision decentralized and participatory.

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Sound Without Music – LIVE

Samedi 15.10.2022, 19 h 00
Dimanche 16.10.2022, 11 h 30

Passepartout Duo

Passepartout Duo ce sont la pianiste Nicoletta Favari (IT) et le percussionniste Christopher Salvito (US/IT). Puisant dans une palette soigneusement sélectionnée de textures électroacoustiques et de rythmes complexes, le travail de Passepartout Duo s’interroge sur la manière dont nous écoutons et nous connectons au son, sur notre relation avec les technologies dites obsolètes et sur notre perception du monde réel.

Le travail du duo est centré sur un écosystème spécialisé et évolutif d’instruments de musique faits à la main, allant des percussions plus conventionnelles aux pièces sculpturales excentriques, en passant par des installations textiles de la taille d’une pièce.

Entrée gratuite

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Samedi 15.10.2022, 11 h 30 – 11 h 45

Matter of Deep Dreaming

Andrea Mancini

« L’humain compose de la musique avec des machines pour un art visuel généré par la machine »

Matter of Deep Dreaming est une recherche audiovisuelle entamée en septembre 2021 pour la résidence d’Andrea Mancini à la Cité Des Arts à Paris. Elle comprend un travail visuel sur les textures et le mouvement, ce avec l’utilisation de l’intelligence artificielle où seuls les paramètres sont décidés mais pas le résultat. La deuxième dimension du projet concerne le son, composé avec des machines modulaires analogiques. Le troisième volet est la mise en œuvre vocale de textes tirés de Ocean of sound de David Toop, livre qui s’est avéré être une référence majeure pour l’artiste.

Andrea Mancini, né et élevé au Luxembourg, aujourd’hui basé à Bruxelles, est un artiste multimédia qui a commencé sa carrière par la musique électro underground, avec le projet Cleveland.

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Jeudi 20.10.2022, 19 h 00

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En compagnie de la curatrice Anastasia Chaguidouline

Avec Sound Without Music, le Casino Luxembourg présente une exposition et une série d’activations centrées sur la performance et la place du son dans la création contemporaine.

Le titre n’exprime pas tant une affirmation qu’une interrogation sur les relations entre son, art et musique, et la manière dont celles-ci évoluent dans les pratiques artistiques récentes qui entendent dépasser les catégories traditionnelles pour investir les champs interstitiels entre fiction, found footage, spoken word, paysages sonores et distorsion. 

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Montez Press October News

Montez Press News
October 2022

→ Book free tickets to Pfeil #16 Friend Launch at London Performance Studios
→ Pre-order Pfeil Magazine #16 Friend

→ Book tickets to Sinkhole Launch at ICA, London
→ MPR October Schedule

Reminder: Sinkhole: Three Crimes book launch at ICA London, Tuesday 18th October

Our latest release, Sinkhole: Three Crimes, a novel in three parts by Rosanna McLaughlin, will be launched at the ICA, London on Thursday the 18th October. Along with Rosanna, there will be readings from invited writers and artists Ellie Hoskins, Bod Mellor, and Shola von Reinhold.

Sinkhole: Three Crimes submerges readers in a grotesque and comical world on the edge of collapse – much like our own. Britain is immersed in a toxic swamp, and sinkholes are opening up in the ground with alarming frequency. Amid the mayhem, three crimes take place: Stonehenge has been stolen, a porn-addicted ghostwriter faces the phantoms of her past, and a murder takes place among expats in a Goan village.

Get tickets for the event on Tuesday 18th October here.

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→ Book tickets to the launch at ICA, London

Pfeil Magazine Issue #16 Friend Launch at London Performance Studios, Bermondsey, Saturday November 5th

Celebrate the launch of Pfeil #16, the Friend Issue, with a day and night of radio and live performance on Saturday the 5th of November at the London Performance Studios, featuring pre-recorded shows from Ru + Muni, Cradle Community, Jolanta Nowaczyk & Alexandra Ivanciu, Till Krause and Shirin Fahimi, and live performances from Asma Ben Slama, Louis d’Heudières, Katy Lewis Hood & Petero Kalulé and Adam Christensen.

Based on mutual affection and trust, this issue focuses on the meaning of Friend along with its opposites, in the sense of material, animal or human relationships, kinship, phantoms and ghosts, parasitism, love, enmity, similarities or incompatibility. We deal with political connections to the economy, the criminal justice system, a waterbed, befriended sunflowers, and sock poems.

Within the format of a magazine, each page of Pfeil represents the floor, walls, or ceiling which together create an imagined room displaying a printed exhibition. Each issue is dedicated to a specific word, and artists are invited and given space to work on and with this term, and to construct or deconstruct the architecture around it. Combined, the contributions transform into an organic display surrounding the leitmotif.

Contributors
Aarushi Matiyani, Adam Christensen, Alexander Weinstock, Alison Yip, Andreas Siekmann, Asma Ben Slama, Cradle Community, David Fletcher, Eva Ďurovec, Hans-Christian Dany, Jolanta Nowaczyk, Juliette Mancini, Katy Lewis Hood, Licia Soldavini, Louis d’Heudières, Marek Ďurovec, Martijn in ’t Veld, Nouria Behloul, Sébastien Tripod, Shirin Fahimi, Stacy Skolnik, Thomas Laprade, Till Krause, Tobias Peper, Valérie Knoll, William Bakaïmo, Xiaopeng Zhou.

Editors
Anja Dietmann & Julia Lerch Zajączkowska

→ Book free tickets to the Pfeil #16 Friend launch event on Saturday 5th November
→ Pre-order Pfeil Magazine #16 Friend 

       

 

MPR October Schedule 

MPR is broadcasting from across NYC and London this month, with shows live from 46 Canal Street, NYABF, Newton, Unnameable Books, Ergot Records, London Performance Studios, and The Rising Sun Collective.
 

Friday 14th October Sun Ra Arkestra live at Newton organized by Europa and Lorenzo Pace. 

Saturday 15th October with 8 Ball live at NYABF.

Wednesday 26th October with Christian Lorentzen, Caroline Debnam, Corey Robin, Josh Cohen, Interlude Docs, Michael Van den Abeele, Belladonna* Collaborative, Ex Continent, 51717, Matvei Yankelevich, Kay Gabriel, Shiv Kotecha, Whitney Claflin, Maggie Lee, Nick Ervin, and Ruby McCollister.

Thursday 27th October in London live from the Rising Sun Collective with Sabina Hellström, Remi + MOOGZ, Tinai Zivengwa, Scott Bowley & Chloe Curry, Tomi Rose, MørgånåLeFæ, and Judas. Then broadcasting from NYC with Irina Jasnowski Pascual, The Warman School, MRZB, and C Spencer Yeh.

Friday 28th October with Ethan Philbrick, Anh Vo, Tess Dworman, Niall Jones, Tara Aisha Willis, nibia pastrana santiago, and Moriah Evans.

Saturday 29th October with Anaïs Duplan, Logan Lockner, Colpa Press, Joey Enos, Ebony Haynes, and Josh Citarella.

Tuesday 1st November with World Poetry Books live at Unnameable Books

Friday 4th November with Almighty & Insane Books live at Ergot Records.

Saturday 5th November at London Performance Studios for the launch of Pfeil #16 Friend, with Ru + Muni, Cradle Community, Jolanta Nowaczyk & Alexandra Ivanciu, Till Krause and Shirin Fahimi, Asma Ben Slama, Louis d’Heudières, Katy Lewis Hood & Petero Kalulé and Adam Christensen.
 

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Emanuele Marcuccio at Frieze London 2022

Damien & The Love Guru

Emanuele Marcuccio, Portrait of a Young Man in Brussels, Photography Marc Asekhame

 
EMANUELE MARCUCCIO
FRIEZE LONDON 
The Regent’s Park

Focus section – Booth H29
12 – 16 October 2022

 

These ‘sets’ – be they sculptural or built to be shot as images – become interesting not on the level of distinguishing cultural malaise or critiques of consumption, but in that they indicate an in-progress sign system, like TikToks but without the resolve toward release. The disparate objects and images commissioned by the artist hint at a collection or movie to come, part teaser, part idleness, with their author either performing, in the sense of delivering, or instead choosing to rather not.
⏤ Daniel Horn

Emanuele Marcuccio’s solo exhibition ‘Dream Pop’ at Lodos Gallery in Mexico City will be running through 15. October 2022.

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Closing Event, New Publication and Current Exhibitions

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Closing event for Kristina Sedlerova Villanen – MAIN COURSE

Closing event Closing event with Basje Boer and Lukas Rehm 
for Kristina Sedlerova Villanen – MAIN COURSE
Turning to Dust and Bones, part 3

Sunday 16 October, 17 – 19 hrs
17 hrs: bar open
17.15: reading of a commissioned text by Basje Boer
17.30: UNO, a reaction on Kristina Sedlerova Villanen’s work in spatial sound by Lukas Rehm

How many zeros are reasonable in future currency, until you melt down a few and move the one to right. Integer arrays partially digested. The (likely scripted) conversation between the waiter and the guest goes: “Is that an UNO reverse card?” ”Yeah, you gotta pay,… you gotta pay the bill now!” “What are you doing? … “Oh, shit! What? No!”

Lukas Rehm is an artist and musician working in the field of new and old timebased media, performative and spatial installation art, documentary and experimental fiction. His artistic works examine conditions and the theatrics of social structures, the impact of technological and immaterial artefacts on psychology and the role of affect.

His work has been presented at institutions such as the Kunsthalle Baden Baden, Stuttgart State Opera, GAMMA Festival St. Petersburg, Doclisboa Lisbon, the Centre for Art and Media Karlsruhe and the Future Space New York. Rehm attended the Jan Van Eyck Academy, the Academy for Theatre and Digitality Dortmund, the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design, and LMU Munich. He is part of the SVS collective and releases music under the moniker lybes dimem.

Basje Boer is a writer and journalist. She has published three books of fiction in Dutch, including the novel Nulversie (Nijgh & Van Ditmar, 2019). A collection of essays, Pose: Over hoe we kijken en wie we spelen (Nijgh & Van Ditmar), is expected this fall. She writes about cinema and (pop)culture, for De Groene Amsterdammer and de Filmkrant, among other publications.

Turning to Dust and Bones (April 2022 – April 2023) is a series of six consecutive solo exhibitions loosely dealing with the subconscious, memory and the traces of being uprooted. It is featuring Anders Dickson, Koen Kloosterhuis, Kristina Sedlerova-Villanen, Aslan Goisum, Giulia Cenci and Rodrigo Hernández. 
The public program is moderated by DIG – the Internet Guide of literature magazine De Gids, with editors Asha Karami, in charge of selecting contributors for additional texts and events, and Fabienne Rachmadiev, who is closely following the program in order to write the central essay for the series.

New Publication – Am I an Object

Our new baby is finally here and will be available at P/////AKT from 16 October onwards! 

Even more than the field of tension or the interaction between body and object, the exhibition series Am I an Object (March 2021 – March 2023) was ultimately dealing with distance and proximity, boundaries and touch, movement and displacement. 
Participating artists Christine Moldrickx, Nicola Arthen, June Crespo and Suchan Kinoshita each realised a solo project on location, and David Dale Gallery (Glasgow) curated a group exhibition about intimacy, conceived for the program. The Sandberg Institute’s Critical Studies Department was invited to moderate the contextual public program, consisting of individual text contributions, interventions and workshops and an encompassing Correspondence on the series as a whole. Contributions by Johanna Ekenhorst, Alec Mateo, Abhaya Mistry, Violeta Paez Armando, Benjamin Schoonenberg and Simoni Stergioula have all found their way into this book.

Am I an Object constituted the second part of a trilogy of exhibition series that began in 2020 with The Space Conductors Are Among Us, and which is travelling from the (art)space and its context to the body and eventually the mind; in the Spring of 2023 the series will come to a conclusion with Turning to Dust and Bones. P/////AKT is looking forward to continue the trilogy and would like to thank everybody who contributed to the program and this resulting publication.
 
Graphic design: Dongyoung Lee
Exhibition photography: Charlott Markus
Print: Wilco Art Books, in an edition of 250

Kristina Sedlerova Villanen – MAIN COURSE
on view until 16 October

Kristina Sedlerova Villanen
MAIN COURSE

Turning to Dust and Bones, part 3

Until 16 October, Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs

horizon is tilting with each propulsion of oars dragging the speculative transformations and arrangements behind. transfer will happen at the deepest if zeros will not bleed too much before.

stone boats, anatomy of numbers, towel, alienation from the present moment and perhaps an attempt to grasp the totality of the matter just a minute later. inert movement of layers (after a splash) are part of the large scale transaction. the subject of orange melts into the purple one.
future currency will corrupt the codes of today, even those covered with sun cream

/ she left for a swim after all

The work of Kristina Sedlerova Villanen (Finland, 1987) can be described as emotionally loaded transitions in perishable matter. She is interested in the inconsistency of human nature, the attraction of humankind towards building unequal systems, creating concepts and the need to believe in them. Working with geological sediments, poorly made degradable materials, immaterial sources and language deposits, she alters these raw materials and the information history they are loaded with, unfolding the structures behind hierarchies and ownership history of natural resources.

With a series of sculptural gestures, MAIN COURSE is examining its own name and internal and external relationships, mingling with the space of P/////AKT.

Sedlerova Villanen is a graduate of the Academy of the Fine Arts Master’s degree program in Sculpture and the Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture degree program in Scenography, both in Helsinki Finland. She has been exhibiting at Extra City Kunsthal Antwerp, Oksasenkatu 11 Helsinki, Park Tilburg, Outo Olo Helsinki, Art au Centre #3 Liège, Van Eyck Open Studios Maastricht, Kunsthalle Helsinki, Titanik Gallery Turku, MUU Kaapeli Gallery Helsinki, Eemil Art Museum Lapinlahti, Colombo Art Biennale, Colombo, FISAD 2015 Turin, Exhibition Laboratory Helsinki, Taiga-Space Saint Petersburg and Sorbus Gallery Helsinki among others. She is currently based between Helsinki and Brussels.

Janne Schimmel – Modders and Poachers – on view until 16 October

Mutter presents Janne Schimmel
Modders and Poachers

Until 16 October, Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs

Until the summer of 2023, and expanding the horizon to the future beyond, P/////AKT will be closely collaborating with some of Amsterdam’s youngest and finest. A celebration of The Initiative, of its dedicated organizers and of the many many talented artists that they (re)present and care for. We will talk, think, share experiences and insights – connive why not – and see what makes The Initiative tick. For starters our former P/////AKTPOOL space is put to new use by hosting initiative-initiated projects. After Tilde’s kick-off (1934, curated by Masha Domracheva) it’s now Mutter’s turn.
 
Mutter is a newly open contemporary art platform based in Amsterdam set up in the communal event space formerly known as filmhouse De Lange Adem, run by three of the inhabitants of the Ruychstraat 295 t/m 301. They will present the work of Antwerp based artist Janne Schimmel, who deconstructs existing hardware and technological devices to reimagine what technology is and our relationships with it.

Charlott Markus – Some Things Bleak – on view until 16 October

Charlott Markus
Some Things Bleak

Until 16 October, Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs

Some Things Bleak is a publication about seeing versus not seeing, about gender, class and climate, a work about representation and reproduction. In short, a vehicle for perception and togetherness. It is more of an artwork than an actual book. A hardcover that contains loose sheets, which all have been folded into separate folders. Folders that can be democratically taken out and be used as separate artworks. Three colors give the publication its identity, white, black and blue, which are combined in both paper choices and in different layers of ink, transparent and opaque alike.
 
Texts by Charlott Markus and Sophia Seawell
Designed by Hans Gremmen 
Some Things Bleak is published by Fw:Books 
 
This project is made possible with the kind support of AFK – Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, Stichting Stokroos, Tijl Fonds via Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, Stichting Jaap Hartenfonds and indirectly via Mondriaan fund.

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.

P/////AKT
Zeeburgerpad 53
1019 AB Amsterdam

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Bruno Brunet, Up to 3,000 Lights

Saint-Martin Bookshop
presents

BRUNO BRUNET

UP TO 3,000 LIGHTS
Vernissage & After Party October 20 from 6:00pm
Exhibition till Nov 17 2022

Bruno Brunet’s work explores the materials of public space, society’s fabric, the codes of conduct taught in respect of them and how inevitably they are broken.

Depicting the destruction of public property, Brunet specifically references the plastic bus seat covers of the Brussels public transport. However, Brunet recreates and recontextualises these minute public destructions into a minimalist frame, the white canvas, and brings attention to the nuance of the action that tells the story of a figure lashing out against the banal repetition of modern society. These delicate interventions give life and language, story and character to the plain and overlooked planes of contemporary life.

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[nadine] upcoming October 2022

[n0dine] For Good Measures – in the indigo container 
by Muslin Brothers

14/10 – 03/11/2022

[EN] Muslin Brothers (Tamar Levit & Yaën Levi) speculate on how personal, social and political systems manifest themselves in clothing wear. After ‘Doing Time’, a case study they presented in a.pass about clothing in prison, they further investigate the conception of time: how it shifts and takes flight through the clothing we pick and wear. ‘For Good Measures’, an audio piece they created during lockdown, forms the basis of their new installation in n0dine.

[NL]  Muslin Brothers (Tamar Levit & Yaën Levi) speculeren over de manier waarop persoonlijke, sociale en politieke systemen zich manifesteren in kleding. Na ‘Doing Time’, een casestudie omtrent gevangeniskleding die ze presenteerden in a.pass, gaan ze dieper in op het gegeven van tijd: hoe het verschuift en een vlucht neemt doorheen de kleding die we uitkiezen en dragen. ‘For Good Measures’, een audiowerk dat ze creëerden tijdens de lockdown, vormt de basis voor hun nieuwe installatie in n0dine.

[FR] Muslin Brothers (Tamar Levit & Yaën Levi) s’interrogent sur la façon dont nos vêtements reflètent nos systèmes sociaux, politiques et intimes. Après ‘Doing time’, une étude de cas présentée à a.pass sur le vêtement en prison, ils explorent notre conception du temps : la façon dont il se déplace et se glisse dans les vêtements que nous choisissons et que nous portons. ‘For Good Measures’ est une pièce audio créée pendant le confinement à l’origine de leur nouvelle installation à n0dine.

Opening on Thursday 13 October, 6 – 9 pm
Performance/Talk on Thursday 20 October, 7:30 pm
Exhibition : 14/10- 03/11/2022, 11 am – 5 pm & by appointment (
)

n0dine, Rue de Laekensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
more info: 
nadine.be
supported by Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie, Les Petits Riens, Arad Contemporary Art Center

image by Muslin Brothers

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[Buratinas] Uber Slow – She Shanti Taxiboat
16/10/2022 – afternoon walk, concert

[EN] During Brussel’s Slow Ways Weekendoracle and the She Shanty Crew will invite you to wander and croon your way slowly through the city along the canal. Moving more slowly than walking pace, the small boat Buratinas will be traveling from BRYC to the Molenbeek lock during the whole afternoon of Sunday 16 October. The She Shanty Crew will sing and share eco-’she shanties’: feminised sailing songs, inspired by the rippling rhythm of the Brussel’s waterways and their ecosystem.

[NL] Tijdens het Slow Ways Weekend van Brussel nodigen oracle en de She Shanty Crew u uit om langzaam door de stad te dwalen en te neuriën langs het kanaal. De kleine boot Buratinas vaart op zondag 16 oktober de hele middag uit van BRYC naar de Molenbeeksluis. De She Shanty Crew zal eco-‘she shanties’ zingen en delen: zeeliederen die vervrouwelijkt worden op de kabbelingen van het kanaal in Brussel en haar ecosysteem.

[FR] Au cours du Slow Ways Weekend de Bruxelles oracle et She Shanty Crew vous invitera à déambuler en fredonnant lentement à travers la ville, le long du canal. À son allure, plus lente encore que la marche, le Buratinas voguera du BRYC à l’écluse de Molenbeek l’après-midi du dimanche 16 octobre. Le She Shanty Crew chantera et partagera leur ’she shanties’ écologiques : des chants marins féminisés, inspirés du rythme ondulatoire des voies d’eau Bruxelloises et de leurs écosystèmes.

16/10/2022 : 2 – 6 pm (no reservation required)
Buratinas will depart from BRYC around midday and make its way down to the Molenbeek Sluis. Between 14:00 and 18:00 Buratinas Taxi will be available for people to board and sing along at different stops (to be confirmed on our website).

more info: nadine.be
supported by walk & Mobile Brussels

image by oracle

[extra muros] SOUVENHERE, walk by Lucia Palladino & Bruno De Wachter
25/09/2022 & 16/10/2022, Laken

[EN] Lucia Palladino and Bruno De Wachter invite you for a walk in Jette, Laken and your own mind. A map indicates seven points, that you will connect in the order of your choice. Places evoke other places – “it makes me think of…“. You play the game of leaving and finding traces, of writing and hiding notes. The map gets colored by the individual observations and by personal memories of other places at other times.

[NL] Lucia Palladino & Bruno De Wachter nodigen je uit voor een wandeling in Jette, Laken en je eigen herinneringen. Een kaart wijst zeven punten aan, die je in een volgorde naar keuze met elkaar verbindt. De ene plek roept de andere op – “het doet me denken aan…”. Je speelt het spel van sporen zoeken en verbergen, van berichten lezen en notities maken. In de loop van de namiddag raakt de stadskaart gekleurd door tal van associaties met andere oorden op andere tijdstippen.

[FR] Lucia Palladino et Bruno De Wachter vous invitent pour une journée de ballade à travers Jette, Laken et vos propres pensées. Une carte vous indiquera sept endroits à rejoindre dans l’ordre que vous choisirez. Certains lieux évoquent d’autres lieux : ”cela me fait penser à …”. Vous jouez le jeu, laisser et trouver des traces, écrire et cacher vos impressions. La carte se remplit des observations et souvenirs de chacun, d’autres lieux en d’autres temps.

16/10/2022 : meeting at 11 am at Sun Café, next to metro station Pannenhuis. The event will end around 7 pm at the same place.
Reservations :  
>> Maximum 14 people can participate each walk. You can register via mail until the day before the walk.
>> Please include the number of people that would like to participate.

more info : nadine.be
supported by Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie, GC Essegem

image by Lucia Palladino & Bruno De Wachter

nadine is supported by:
Vlaamse Gemeenschap
Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie van het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest
Mobiel Brussel van het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest

Contact: 
dinA / Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf / Brussel 1000 Bruxelles

De autonomie van het afgebeeld worden – met Valentijn Hoogenkamp naar Singer Laren

Q-O2 News :: October 2022


 workspace for experimental music and sound art

concert
14 October – 20h30 (doors 20h) – 8/6€
Anne Gillis & XT [Seymour Wright & Paul Abbott]
Anne Gillis and XT [Seymour Wright and Paul Abbott] will present three new site-specific works. The three artists operate at the boundaries of sound-making/music, plastic arts, performance and learning. They explore the limits and relationships between body, object, prosthesis—and memory, patterns and the material world.
[read more]

Second Sundays #34
16 October – 17h (doors 16h30)
Julia Dyck
Second Sundays is a monthly series initiated by Q-O2. Each session a new guest is invited to share an insight into their own listening, playing and speaking about a selection of sound and music that is important to their thinking or practice.
[read more]

call
15 October
Showcase Emerging Sound 2023
STUK, Q-O2, Musica & C-TAKT present an annual showcase of emerging sound artists in Belgium. The showcase shines a light on the diversity of the Belgian sound art landscape, and gives a boost to an upcoming generation of makers. We are looking for recent, existing work in which sound plays a central role, in conventional or more innovative formats. The selected works will be presented in May 2023, deadline for application is October 15th 2022.
[more info and registration]

listen
QOOOOOOOOOO2 @ LYL Radio: Mark Vernon
Mark Vernon speaks about and plays fragments about his project  ‘Magneto Mori: Bruxelles / Brussels’ which he has realised in residency at Q-O2. The project gathers people’s earliest or most vivid memories direct to tape. These are then buried in the ground and finally used as the basis for a new de-composition. The process is an analogy for the frailty of human memory and our ability to recall the past. 
[listen here]

listen
21 Tracks for the 21st Century: Tomas Cabado
HART magazine and Q-O2 join forces with 21 Tracks for the 21st Century, a series of playlists to gear ourselves for our present century. We ask our guests: what music does this century need? As tonic, as engine-fuel, as rhythm, as common ground, as ballast? Each time, we invite one artist, thinker or musician to prepare a playlist of those sounds, songs and pieces of music that will best arm their listeners with the tools to approach what is left of this young century.
This month’s playlist is curated by Lawrence, the project of Berlin-based producer, DJ and label-organiser Peter Kerstin.

[listen here]

revisit
Oscillation ::: Public Address
You can now re-listen to some of the sets, talks, listening sessions and interviews from this year’s festival Oscillation ::: Public Address on our soundcloud:
::: Open Mic with Francesca Hawker and guests
::: Round Table with Elena Biserna, RYBN, David Helbich, Alisa Oleva, Bill Dietz
::: Fausto Caceres (Radio Shirley and Spinoza): Street Cries & the Wandering Song
::: Céline Gillain: How listening is conditioned by context (talk) 
::: Bill Dietz: My Ears, the Police (talk)
::: Elena Biserna interviewed by Margherita Brillada
::: Alisa Oleva interviewed by Margherita Brillada
::: Thomas Ankersmit interviewed by Margherita Brillada

still available + new
podcasts, books, releases, videos

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What to see in October ?

 

 

 

UPCOMING

 

 

VOID
Collaboration

 

“Voix Surréalistes, Le corps des mots” at Centre Daily-Bul & C°. In this exposition VOID plays an interprative role, creating one of the installations exhibited there.

Opening night 14/10 from 19h

Exposition from 15/10 – 15/01/2023

 

 

 CURRENTLY

Yoann Van Parys
Workshop

 

“Exubérance” at ArBA-EsA (Bruxelles).

Group Show by workshop students last day today 08/10 from 10h – 18h

→ read more

 

Denicolai & Provoost
Solo Show

 

New Edition at Keijiban (Ishikawa, Japan).

Until 14/10

→ read more

 

Detanico/Lain
Solo Show

 

“Persérvérance” is still on view at LMNO, we welcome you for the last days of the exhibition.

Until 29/10

→ read more

 

Miguel Sbastida
Group Show

 

 

“Fabular un Mundo Diferente” is a group show by Blanca de la Torre exhibited at CCE Montevideo (Uruguay).

Until 31/10

→ read more 

 

Denicolai & Provoost
Bergen Biennale

 

“Yasmine and the Seven Faces of the Heptahedron” curated by Yasmine d’O at the Bryggens Museum (Norway).

Until 06/11

→read more

 

Adrien Lucca
Group show

 

Couleur / Lumière” by Anne-Céline Maréchale at Maison des Arts de Schaerbeek (Belgique).

Until 16/11

→ read more

 

Pep Vidal
Solo Show

 

“Natura Viva” by Carolina Grau at Museu de l’Empordà (Girona, Spain).

Until 11/12

→ read more

 

Adrien Lucca – VOID
Group show

 

“PROMETHEE, LE JOUR D’APRES” by centre Wallonie-Bruxelles à Paris &  Centre des Arts at the Centre des Arts (Enghien-les-Bains, France).

Until 18/12

→ read more  

 

Denicolai & Provoost
Group Show

 

“Intergeneration” by Yolande de Bontridder en Els Wuyts

Until 18/12

→ read more

 

Adrien Lucca
Group Show

 

“On the Lookout” just opened at Fondation CAB (Rue Borrens 32-34, 1050 Bruxelles, Belgique), curated by Grégory Lang.

Until 28/01/2023

→ read more

VOID
Group show

 

“I AM NOBODY. ARE YOU NOBODY TOO?”, by curator Selen Ansen at Meşher (Istanbul, Turquie).

Until 12/02/2023

→ read more 

 

Adrien Lucca
Group show

 

Couleur / Lumière” by Anne-Céline Maréchale at Maison des Arts de Schaerbeek (Belgique).

Until 16/11

→ read more

 

Pep Vidal
Solo Show

 

Natura Viva” by Carolina Grau at Museu de l’Empordà (Girona, Spain).

Until 11/12

→ read more

 

Denicolai & Provoost
Group Show

 

“Intergeneration” by Yolande de Bontridder en Els Wuyts

Until 18/12

→ read more

 

Adrien Lucca – VOID
Group show

 

“PROMETHEE, LE JOUR D’APRES” by centre Wallonie-Bruxelles à Paris &  Centre des Arts at the Centre des Arts (Enghien-les-Bains, France).

Until 18/12

→ read more 

 

 

 

 

LMNO
31, Rue de la Concorde / Eendrachtstraat
B-1050 Brussels, BE

The gallery is open from Wednesday to Saturday from 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. and by appointment

 

 

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🔪🎶Samedi 8 octobre médiathèque nghe ouverte à 14h🎶🗡
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💾KUBI – K7 Mix TAPE “Pas de juste milieu” 2022💾

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rue des mariniers, 6
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NGHE – Médiathèque bricolée

rue des mariniers, 6
1080 Molenbeek St Jean