VERNISSAGE: Queering the Narrative

QUEERING THE NARRATIVE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VERNISSAGE am 02. JULI 2022

 

PERFORMANCE, 18 Uhr: SOUFIANE ABABRI – NZAHA
LIVE KONZERT, 21 Uhr: KAY SHANGHAI

 

 

Der NAK Neuer Aachener Kunstverein freut sich die Gruppenausstellung Queering the Narrative präsentieren zu dürfen. Die Ausstellung versammelt im Kunstverein erstmals 19 nationale und internationale Künstler_innen, welche sich allesamt dem LGBTQIA*-Spektrum zugehörig fühlen.

Vor dem Hintergrund vorherrschender heteronormativ geprägter und reaktionärer Manifestationen von Identität und deren künstlerischer Repräsentation stellt die Gruppenausstellung die Frage nach queerer Identität und Narrativen sowie deren Einfluss auf das künstlerische Werk der Teilnehmer_innen.

Am Eröffnungsabend erwartet Sie um 18 Uhr eine Performance ‚NZAHA‘ des Künstlers Soufiane Ababri (Idee und Konzept) sowie Mahdi Sehel und Ahmed El Gendy (Performance). Die Performance findet bei gutem Wetter im Außenbereich des NAK statt.

Im Anschluss stellt um 21 Uhr der offen schwule Deutschrapper Kay Shanghai (Hotel Shanghai Records) sein aktuelles Album ‚Haram‘ live in concert vor. Der Musikexpress urteilt: „Gemütlich schnippender Old-School-HipHop, der sich gerne mal reimt, und so prima in Kay Shanghais eigenem Club laufen wird.“

Teilnehmende Künstler_innen:

Soufiane Ababri, Kira Bunse, TM Davy, Josh Faught, Elburuz Fidan, Jenna Gribbon, Philipp Gufler, Harry Hachmeister, Constantin Hartenstein, Christopher Hartmann, Evan Ifekoya, Artor Jesus Inkerö, William E. Jones, Sholem Krishtalka, Martin Maeller, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Aistė Stancikaitė, Luki von der Gracht

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Q-O2 News :: June/July 2022 – change of date


 workspace for experimental music and sound art

open rehearsal
28 June – 17h – free upon registration – at: Grand Hospice, rue du Grand Hospice 7, 1000 Bxl
Anna Kravets – Emergency Rehearsal
Artist Anna Kravets from Kyiv invites you to a bunker as a preparation for thinking about an emergency: what it does to our bodies and which types of responsibility it evokes, practically and emotionally. Having experienced her habitual reference system fall apart together with the hopes that the full-scale war would not actually break out, she starts a project of an emotional encyclopedia. Together with and through others, she tries to grasp the phenomenon of war, inviting you to a collective recording session: an improvisation that prepares for a radio piece.
Please let us know you are coming at [more info and registration]

walk
9 July – 14h
Forest-village: archipel d’habitats – marche avec Jérôme Giller

In this walk, Jérôme Giller proposes to survey the bottom of Forest by connecting blocks of habitation that allow us to understand the historical, sociological and economic evolution of of the industrial area, distributed around the railway line 124 which connects Brussels to Charleroi.
Free upon registration: Starting point of the walk: Union tram stop (line 82 and 97): Avenue Van Volxem 208 / 1190 Forest.

[more info]

Second Sundays #32
10 July – 17h (doors 16h30) – free
Peter Fengler
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.
[more info]

post-residency performance
13 July – 18h – free
Alice Hui-Sheng Chang
Alice Hui-Sheng Chang is a sound improvisor, experimental vocalist, and experiential arts therapist from Taiwan. She will present her work on Alice in Wonderland based on voice improvisations carried out in the Brussels public space during her residency.
[more info]

listen
21 Tracks for the 21st Century: Dora Benyo
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.
For this month’s edition, we invited painter and video and performance artist Dóra Benyó, who put together a two-part playlist featuring sounds from the Hungarian underground and pop scenes from the 60s to the 80s and beyond.
[listen here]

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intermission museum of art newsletter | june-august 2022

current exhibition

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

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intermission museum of art (ima) is proud to present specious reasoning, featuring the collaborative work of jeffrey martín + david mccormick which represents the fourth and final artist exchange in ima’s volume ii series. specious reasoning opens on 27 june and will be featured through 14 august 2022.

specious reasoning features the new work, BLACK FIDDLER, a collaborative video developed by martín and mccormick.  the 10 minute video features archival research, story, music and voiceover work by the collaborators and includes additional collaborations with beaux xavier (character artwork and animations) and lanese love (editor).

“plausible… but fallacious!  what if the real-life black fiddlers who played at monticello were super queer and engaged in over-the-top battles with other “family” bands?  it is, of course, a bit of historical (hysterical?) fiction, but the fiddlers of the scott and hemings families of monticello no doubt engaged in some music-making that was — over.  the.  top.

… the category is… black fiddle realness.

future exhibition
 

3-16 october 2022
ima @ platforms project |
athens, greece

in case you missed it…

02 may – 19 june 2022

ouroboros |
ayesha kamal khan + catalina tuca + joshua j. araujo + mariangela ciccarello

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about ima

intermission museum of art 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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Installation views and final week I Magnus Andersen I Readers Remedy I Brussels

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LAST WEEK AND INSTALLATION VIEWS OF ‘READERS REMEDY’ BY MAGNUS ANDERSEN


Magnus Andersen, Chedder, 2022, acrylic and pastel on canvas, artist wood frame, 44 x 49 cm / 17.32 x 19.29 in 

 


Magnus Andersen, Late Biscuits (Blue Hour, Late Night Snack, Nocturne Gastronomica), 2022, acrylic and pastel on canvas, artist wood frame,
124 x 154 cm / 48.82 x 60.63 in 


Magnus Andersen, Egg and Mustard, 2022, acrylic and pastel on canvas, artist wood frame, 44 x 49 cm / 17.32 x 19.29 in 


Installation view 

 


Magnus Andersen, Scandi Noir, 2022, acrylic and pastel on canvas, artist wood frame, 154 x 124 cm / 60.63 x 48.82 in 

 

 


Magnus Andersen, Croque Monsieur (Parisertoast), 2022, acrylic and pastel on canvas, artist wood frame, 44 x 49 cm / 17.32 x 19.29 in 

 

The gallery of characters portrayed by Magnus Andersen in Readers Remedy could perfectly fit the definition of the flat characters described by E.M Foster. Opposed to the drama of the round characters, they are at once monolithic, decorative and comic. They exist on the canvas, but never shed their soothing looks. Caught in the anti-spectacular exercise of an indolent reading session or a midnight snack, they are violently deprived of any romantic seduction, hollowed out from the inside like cocktail fruits.

If until now Magnus Andersen drew the contours of a pastoral and folk imaginary almost touching the pastiche of the representations of a New Age Cornucopia, his painting abandons here any claim to an elsewhere. The banality of the scenes described is striking. Without any real temporal or geographical anchorage, only the graphic qualities of the painting remain. One could perhaps bring it closer to the Chicago Imagists and their bestiaries of cartoonish facies but in the era of The Simpsons and Mario Kart. Nonchalant and without apparent qualities, the scenes described shine only by their saturated colors. If each painting imagines its own museum, the one invented by the casualness of the three characters of Readers Remedy could very well be the sweet envelope of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown’s Children Museum in Houston. The equivalent of Willy Wonka‘s Bank of America-funded The Chocolate Factory, everything in its architecture defends the idea that icing is more important than sponge cake.

What do the avant-gardes eat? Magnus Andersen has turned away from the Cézanneque oranges of his early days to join the industrial sandwich of the abstract expressionists. With his painting of a brioche spread with butter and topped with a slice of cheddar cheese or his croque monsieur with its discreet charisma, he places himself in the lineage of painters like Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman or Mark Rothko who made brioche bread the cornerstone of pictorial composition by producing abstract paintings on sandwiches in the cafeteria that they opened in 1948, The Sandwiches of the Artist. The sandwich as a motif and as a method of pictorial organization is here taken to its pinnacle. Each character in Readers Remedy is, in the manner of a Subway composition, caught between two pictorial slices and seasoned by the textures of the clothes and the sofa. The meat is of course the subject of the painting, which is either the alter ego of the artist or his friends.

In the manner of Wayne Thiebaud, Magnus Andersen paints like one cooks. Between a Dunkin’ Donuts-like pop, a faux-naïve halfway to real-funny and his neo-impressionism sprinkled with Nestlé realism, his painting is a nightmare for organic food aficionados. Readers Remedy or how the imagination of a painting can blossom between the couch of an artist’s studio and the glare of a Danish bakery in the early morning hours.

⏤ Pierre-Alexandre Mateos & Charles Teyssou

 

 

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à keur ouvert : Report des concerts d’Ines Cherifi & Chouf / Arpentage Lydia Amarouche… ❤

à keur ouvert
17 juin-16 septembre 2022

IMPORTANT INES CHERIFI / CHOUF NEW DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
IMPORTANT INES CHERIFI / CHOUF NOUVELLE DATE PROCHAINEMENT ANNONCEE

Due to the bad weather we are very sorry to cancel the concerts of Ines Cherifi and Chouf which were scheduled for tomorrow evening, Friday June 24th.
We are working on the postponement of this date and hope to announce you soon a new date.
Thank you for your understanding.
KEUR’s Team.

En raison des intempéries nous sommes contraint.e.x.s et désolé.e.x.s d’annuler les concerts d’Inès Cherifi et Chouf qui étaient programmés demain soir vendredi 24 juin.
Nous travaillons au report de cette date et espérons vous annoncer prochainement une nouvelle date.
Merci de votre compréhension.
L’équipe de KEUR.

PROCHAINE DATE DE A KEUR OUVERT :
 

Mardi 28 juin – 18h
arpentage avec Lydia Amarouche 
Glitch Feminism: A Manifesto de Legacy Russell
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Rendez-vous à Keur le mardi 28 juin à 18h pour une séance d’arpentage proposée et animée par Lydia Amarouche autour de l’exposition d’Eden Tinto Collins. La lecture portera sur Glitch Feminism: A Manifesto de Legacy Russell, publié en 2021 par Verso Books (en anglais).

L’arpentage est une méthode de lecture collective, issue de la culture ouvrière, qui permet de créer une culture commune autour d’un sujet en articulant théorie, pratique et approche sensible. Aucun prérequis n’est nécessaire pour participer, nous découvrirons ensemble le corpus de textes en nous en partageant la lecture le jour même.

« Legacy Russell ouvre Glitch Feminism, une collection d’essais mi-manifeste mi-critique d’art, en nous ramenant à son adolescence à New York. À douze ans, elle se baptise avec le nom d’utilisateur en ligne “LuvPunk12” – une rencontre cyborgique de mondes : une réalité “loin du clavier” (ou en anglais away from keyboard – AFK) et une réalité numérique en ligne. En lisant l’histoire personnelle de Russell en tant que femme noire queer expérimentant son autonomie, nous sommes renvoyés à nos propres premières incursions sur Internet, des premiers noms d’utilisateur aux plateformes de messagerie directe – tous existant aux côtés de nos noms et relations AFK. Glitch Feminism perpétue l’héritage du cyberféminisme et du féminisme cyborg en évoquant des questions sur la façon dont les complexités de l’incarnation, si étroitement liées aux expériences de genre, d’homosexualité et de racialisation, s’étendent aux domaines numériques. Comment le glitch, qui symbolise le refus, peut-il être retravaillé comme quelque chose une matière à penser dans nos visions utopiques féministes, queer et antiracistes et nos mobilisations collectives ? Qu’est-ce que cela signifie d’incarner le glitch et d’incarner le dysfonctionnement ? »
Extrait traduit de la critique de Pauline Nguyen publié sur <femmeartreview.com>

Lydia Amarouche est diplômée de l’ENS et de l’EHESS en Sociologie, Anthropologie et Histoire. Elle explore dans sa pratique pluridisciplinaire des documents d’archives pour composer des formes d’enquêtes sonores, visuelles, éditoriales, exposées ou performées. Intéressée par les processus de recherche collective, elle initie Corpus, un cycle de lectures collectives itinérant dans plusieurs lieux (dont Les Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers en région parisienne, ou le Théâtre de l’Usine à Genève) consacrées à des références traitant de problématiques coloniales et/ou féministes. En 2020, elle fonde Shed publishing, une maison d’édition indépendante basée entre Paris et Marseille.

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Eden Tinto-Collins

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ouverte du jeudi au samedi en juin, juillet et septembre (fermée en août)

14h-18h et visible depuis la vitrine le reste du temps ou sur rendez-vous
 

A VENIR :

Dimanche 24 juillet : Balade et atelier plantes sauvages avec Colin Larsonneur
à keur et hors les murs : parc de Belleville (Paris) ou parc Henri Barbusse (Pantin – Romainville).
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Atelier rendez-nous les visseuses avec Marion Abeille
réservé à un public associatif

 

à keur ouvert avec le soutien de la Direction régionale des Affaires culturelles
d’Île-de-France – Ministère de la Culture – été culturel 2022. 
Les concerts des 17 et 24 juin ont également reçu le soutien de la Mairie du 20e arrondissement de Paris.

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In der Ausstellung sind Arbeiten der sechs nominierten Künstler:innen zu sehen: Daniela Bershan, Jieun Lim, Sandrine Morgante, Marnie Slater, Céline Vahsen, und Puck Verkade. Die Ausstellung ist bis zum 25.09.2022 zu sehen. 

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Meakusma und Rotondes präsentieren im IKOB die Klanginstallation sweet zenith (2022) von Nika Schmitt.

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Failure – the notorious F-word – is inevitable. The discrepancy between the expectation (or promise) and the ability (or willingness) that produces failure can equally result in catastrophe, resistance, or even mundane disappointment. The different manifestations and outcomes of failure correspond to anthropologist Arjun Appadurai and media scholar Neta Alexander’s proposal that failure is a judgment.  As a judgment, failure is defined by both the structures of its appearance and the agents producing and affected by it. 

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FOCUS – PERFORMANCE by Vica Pacheco


Vica Pacheco's project Animacy or A breath manifest has progressed in different stages. This year she's developed a stage performance / concert which features many of her ceramic creations as sound sources for electronic music. In the framework of Oscillations – Exercisis in Resilience, Overtoon presents her concert in Viseu, during the festival Jardins Efémeros.
Animacy or A breath manifest is a series of sound performances consisting in playing and amplifying the sound sculptures, looping and sampling them directly, using granular synthesis and digital sound effects to create an improvised composition, a sonic environment in formation. The importance of emphasising the idea of breathing came naturally when she experimented with it in her home studio. The instruments breathe; they breathe in while swinging to one side and they sing while exhaling while swinging to the other side.

8 July 2022
Jardins Efémeros
Adro da Sé de Viseu
Viseu
Portugal


This performance is realised with the support of Creative Europe.


RESIDENCIES – Maria Komarova


Maria Komarova is exploring scenographical settings that reduce the distance between the potential audience and the artwork, e.g. by working with interactive technologies, scores and simple objects which appearance triggers curiosity and provokes actions. As a research her project Holidays from the Bigger World aims to discover possibilities of engagement with daily materials through embodiment and close interactions involving haptic, visual and sonic senses. Its main focuses are formulated around the materiality and a participative aspect of spectatorship in installation art.
She will be working with deconstructed readymades and textures that either have interesting haptic qualities or evoke the feeling of tactile sensation. During the residency in Overtoon, she will approach sound as a tool for emphasizing the materiality of these objects, for example by using them as containers for speakers producing pre-recorded tactile ASMR-like sounds. She is also interested in experimenting with real-time ways of capturing, modulating and reproducing sounds of material by using low-power electronics.


RESIDENCIES – Asphere


Asphere is neither spherical nor flat; it is a kind of in-between space.
It is that in-between space that interests artists Maika Garnica, Aiko Devriendt and Thijs Paijmans are all interested in: a space between them and the public, the intangible place in space and time in which all sorts of things emerge and happen during the creation and performance of their work. The space acts as a carrier of sound and light, which together form images.
In the coming year, they will do several residencies from which an album will eventually emerge that will be released in the autumn of 2023.


RESIDENCIES – Pavel Tchikov


Through a long interactive performance in a public space where the audience intervenes , intentionally or not, on the musical mechanism (made from a modular system, different sensors, and acoustic instruments : tamtam, singing bowls, tubular chimes), the artist imagines what a modern urban rite could be. His intent is to make time elastic, to try to stimulate the listener's acuity, in the modern urban environment and its specific soundscapes. To recreate the immersion into the rite that in the past and still nowadays allows certain civilizations to make conscious the movements that take place in the individuals and in the world they are part of.


 
 

 

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Le 72e festival Jeune Création continue tout l’été !

[ INVITATION FRÆME / MARSEILLE ]

La Cabane Georgina et Jeune Création vous donnent rendez-vous aujourd’hui 23 juin, de 17h à 23h, pour le vernissage de l’exposition
Le chemin du mauvais pas sous la rose dans le cadre de Volet #1
Murmurations organisé par Fræme à la Friche Belle de Mai. 

Le phénomène des Murmurations désigne les regroupements d’oiseaux en vol, dont les mouvements aléatoires, immédiats à l’échelle de l’individu, se propagent à l’échelle du groupe. 

En deux volets, Murmurations rassemble ces nouvelles énergies qui cristallisent et redéfinissent le paysage artistique actuel de la ville de Marseille, en proposant à des structures indépendantes créées et dirigées par des artistes, commissaires et historien·nes de l’art de s’approprier le décor institutionnel de la Friche la Belle de Mai.

Avec : Mathias Depardon, Noémie Pfeiffer, Camille Santacreu
Artistes invités : Dimitri Arcanger, Karine Bedjidian, Jérémy Chabaud, Julie Dalmon, Anke Doberauer, Christophe Doucet, Julia Gat, Yifat Gat, Charline Gdalia, Nathalie Genot, Nathalie Grenier, Ludivine Gonthier, Kanaria, Marko Isidor, Lou Le Forban, Karl Mazlo, Agnès Melon, Donka Mishineva, Sandra Martagex, Franck Omer, Benoit Pingeot, Bernard Plasse, Paul Rebeyrolle, Damien Rouxel, Julien Serve, Alain Snyers.

 

Avec 16b éditions, A Plomb’, Atelier Vé, Chic d’Amour, Crocs, la FAM (Fédération Artistique de Marseille), Fuite, Hyph, Mastic, Panthera, Plage Avant, Yassemeqk.

En partenariat avec le Réseau Plein Sud. 

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Friche la Belle de Mai, 3ème étage,  41 Rue Jobin, 13003 Marseille

Entrée payante
Vernissage jeudi 23 juin de 17h à 23h

Exposition jusqu’au 14 août 2022
Ouverture du 
Mer. au Ven. de 14h à 19h et Sam. & Dim. de 13h à 19h
Pour plus d’informations : https://fraeme.art/archives/portfolio/murmuration

[ CABANE GEORGINA / MARSEILLE ]

Retrouvez le 10ème chapitre de la Saga Cabane Georgina Mexico, Emile Zola, Georgina et nous à Marseille. Un group show d’une cinquantaine d’artistes.

Jusqu’au 30 octobre 2022
Cabane Georgina
2, chemin du mauvais pas
13008 Marseille

[ GALERIE DU TABLEAU ]

Jeune Création et la Cabane Georgina répondent avec plaisir à l’invitation de Bernard Plasse d’animer tout l’été la Galerie du Tableau par une succession de trois duos d’artistes encourageant les rencontres de générations et de pratiques artistiques. 
Sur deux des murs de la galerie alterneront des duos avec dans un premier temps Ludivine Gonthier et Ivan Messac, dans un second temps Karine Bedjidian et Paul Rebeyrolle et enfin un dernier duo avec Julia Gat et Emile Zola.

Premier duo Ludivine Gonthier / Ivan Messac
Du 27 juin au 16 juillet 2022
Galerie du tableau
37 Rue Sylvabelle
13006 Marseille

[ PROGRAMME DE PERFORMANCES / VITRY-SUR-SEINE ]

Depuis plusieurs année, la Galerie Municipale Jean Collet et Jeune Création s’associent pour penser un programme de performances. 

À cette occasion, nous vous donnons rendez-vous le samedi 2 juillet 2022 de 10h à 19h au sein de la Galerie Jean Collet à Vitry-sur-Seine ! 

Principes d’incertitudes est un programme de performances, d’actions live, de corps, de présences, de matières en incandescence. Sa restitution publique s’articule comme un moment/espace d’échange et de partage tourné vers nos publics, avec un programme artistique et une invitation à un déjeuner partagé offert par la galerie. 

Pour en savoir plus

Avec : Sandra Abouav, Inès Cherifi, Clément Courgeon, Rémy Héritier, Jean-François Krebs, Ophélie Demurger , Valentin Ranger, Damien Rouxel, Grace Seri.

Direction artistique : Daniel Purroy et Charles Robinson

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Galerie Municipale Jean Collet, 59 Av. Guy Môquet, 94400 Vitry-Sur-Seine
Inscription gratuite ici : https://my.weezevent.com/journee-performance-prin-cipes-dincertitudes.
Inscription gratuite pour la performance de Jean-François Krebs ici.

[ NATURA ARTIS MAGISTRA #4 / LHOMME ]

La Richardière et Jeune Création vous donnent rendez-vous dans la Sarthe à Lhomme pour découvrir l’exposition/concert NATURA ARTIS MAGISTRA #4 le samedi 9 juillet 2022 de 10h à 20h.

« Comme un organisme vivant, NATURA ARTIS MAGISTRA se pose comme une collection de suggestions d’artistes qui s’enrichira, se précisera et s’approfondira au fur et à mesure des chapitres de son développement ici et ailleurs. Chaque artiste invente son intimité aux états liquides, solides et gazeux. Autant d’interactions qui déclinent des procédés, des vocabulaires et des écritures qui feront sens dans le cheminement existentiel d’une démarche… » – Jérémy Chabaud.

Pour en savoir plus

L’ensemble Ptyx en concert dès 18h

La proposition musicale s’articule autour de deux œuvres puissantes, incontournables de la liberté des années 1960-1970 : In C de Terry Riley (1964) pour ensemble variable et Et tournent les sons dans la garrigue – Réflexion sur l’écriture N°1 de Luc Ferrari pour bande et ensemble (1977). Des musiques à grande échelle qui s’auto-organisent à chaque performance ; chaque interprète improvise à partir des matériaux donnés par les compositeurs et de l’instant donné par ses complices de jeu.

Avec les œuvres de : Antide, Dimitri Arcanger, Jérémy Chabaud, Coline Dupont, Garance Dupont, Martin Faure, Etienne François, Sylvain Gaudenzi, Nathalie Genot, Nathalie Grenier, Donka Mishineva, Robin Salomé, Laure Tiberghien, Louise Vendel.

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La Richardière, 72340, Lhomme

Vernissage le samedi 9 juillet de 10h à 20h
Entrée prix libre
Buvette sous les tilleuls

[ EXPOSITION PARTENAIRE ]

VOCI UMANE, une exposition partenaire à découvrir dès le 30 juin 2022 à partir de 18h au Village Reille. 

« Entendre des voix, ce n’est rien si elles restent dans votre tête » Adam Levin, écrivain.
Dans ce lieu du Village Reille où il y a peu encore résidaient des religieuses, la proposition artistique Voci Umane présente un ensemble d’œuvres qui font écho à la voix humaine.
Voix intérieures, voix entendues, voix plurielles, voix collectives, voix dématérialisées et parfois même voix silencieuses, toutes incarnent l’expression d’une pensée et se mettent à l’écoute d’une présence.

Du 1er au 17 juillet au Village Reille / 11 imp. Reille 75014 Paris 

Commissaires d’exposition : Marie Gayet & Pascal Mouisset

Avec les œuvres d’Olivier Bemer, Marine Billet, Judith Deschamps, Emma Dusong, Jérémy Faivre, Juliette Gelli, Lorraine Hellwig, Christine Herzer, Shayna Klee, Laurent Lacotte, Juliette Lemontey, Camille Llobet, Martin Monchicourt, Marion Moskowitz, Pascal Mouisset, Boryana Petkova, Paola Quilici, Scalarstation, Doriane Souilhol, Valentin Van Der Meulen et Mélanie Yvon, et les participations de Jawaher Aka et de Clarisse Dachy.

Exposition en accès libre, du mercredi au dimanche, de 14 à 19h

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Ludwig Forum

Ausgabe 23.06.2022

 

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Liebe Freundinnen und Freunde,

wir laden Sie ganz herzlich ein, mit uns und in Anwesenheit der Künstlerin Keren Cytter am Freitag, den 24. Juni 2022, um 19 Uhr die Ausstellung Bad Words zu eröffnen. Am Eröffnungswochenende findet vom Samstag, den 25. und Sonntag, den 26. Juni 2022 Cold Summer statt, das im Rahmen von Cytters Organisation A.P.E. konzipiert wurde. Der Eintritt ist frei, wir danken dem Erbprinzenpaar zu Fürstenberg für das großzügige Biersponsoring am Eröffnungswochenende.

Das Programm finden Sie in diesem Newsletter.
Wir freuen uns auf Ihr Kommen!

Wir sehen uns im Ludwig Forum Aachen!

Eröffnung: Keren Cytter. Bad Words

Keren Cytter. Bad Words
25.06. – 25.09.2022
Ausstellungseröffnung: Freitag, 24.06.2022, 19:00 Uhr
Eintritt frei

Die Arbeit der in New York lebenden Künstlerin Keren Cytter umfasst Filme, Performances, Theaterstücke, Skulpturen, Zeichnungen und unterschiedliche Publikationsformate wie Romane, Zines, Lebensratgeber und Kinderbücher als auch interdisziplinäre Festivals. Die von Eva Birkenstock und Holger Otten kuratierte Einzelausstellung Bad Words im Ludwig Forum Aachen gibt erstmals einen umfangreichen Überblick ihrer vielfältigen Arbeitsweisen.

Mit großzügiger Unterstützung der Kunststiftung NRW, Sparkassen-Kulturstiftung Rheinland, Jugend- und Kulturstiftung der Sparkasse Aachen

Für ihre Unterstützung danken wir auch Pilar Corrias, London; Galerie Nagel Draxler, Köln/Berlin/München, und Galerie Bernhard, Zürich.

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Festival: Cold Summer

Samstag, 25.06.2022 und Sonntag, 26.06.2022

Im Rahmen der Ausstellung findet am Eröffnungswochenende vom  Samstag 25. Juni, 18:00 Uhr, bis zum Sonntag 26. Juni, 18:00 Uhr das Festival Cold Summer in und um das Museum herum statt. Mit Lesungen, Tanz- und Musikperformances befreundeter Künstler*innen, Dichter*innen und Musiker*innen, wie Dan Bodan, DECHA, Cosima Grand mit Milena Keller, Adam Harrison, Karl Holmqvist, Marie-Caroline Hominal mit Joseph Ravens, Ari Benjamin Meyers mit Thomsen Merkel und Jan Terstegen, New Noveta x Vindicatrix, Mathilde Supe, u.a.

Cold Summer wurde von Keren Cytter als Teil von A.P.E. (Art Projects Era) konzipiert, eine Non-Profit-Organisation, welche die Künstlerin 2010 mitbegründet hat, um die Grenzen institutioneller Strukturen zu hinterfragen.

Samstag, 25.06.2022, 18:00 bis 22:00 Uhr

18:00 Ankunft und Bar

18:30 Mathilde Supe und Adam Harrison
Einführung 

18:4019:15 Marie-Caroline Hominal ONE
Performance mit Marie-Caroline Hominal und Joseph Ravens als Auktionator 

19:3019:50 Karl Holmqvist WERK AND NUMBERS
Lesung

20:0021:00  Cosima Grand CTRL-V (LP)
Tanzperformance mit Milena Keller

21:1521:45 Dan Bodan
Konzert

Sonntag 26.06.2022, 14:00 bis 18:00 Uhr

14:00 Ankunft und Bar

14:20 Mathilde Supe und Adam Harrison
Einführung

14:3014:50 New Noveta x Vindicatrix Alukah in Aachen
Musikperformance
 
15:0515:20 Mathilde Supe
Filmvorführung

15:5516:55 DECHA
Konzert 

17:1518:00 Ari Benjamin Meyers Serious Immobilities (Module 4 / Instrumental Version)
Performance mit Thomsen Merkel und Jan Terstegen

Eintritt frei!

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Dear friends,

we cordially invite you to join us for the opening of the exhibition Bad Words by Keren Cytter on Friday June 24, 2022, 7pm. Cold Summer, a festival curated by the artist as part of her non-profit organization A.P.E., will take place on the opening weekend Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26, 2022. Admission is free! Thanks to the Hereditary Prince and Princess of Fürstenberg for their generous beer sponsorship during the opening weekend.

You will find the program in this newsletter. For further details please visit our website.

See you at the Ludwig Forum Aachen!

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Keren Cytter, Bad Words, Ausstellungsansicht / exhbition view. Ludwig Forum Aachen, 2022. Photo Mareike Tocha

Opening: Keren Cytter. Bad Words

Keren Cytter. Bad Words
June, 25 to September 25, 2022
Exhibition Opening: Fri June, 24, 7pm
Free admission

The work of New York-based artist Keren Cytter includes films, performances, plays, sculptures, drawings, and numerous publication formats such as novels, zines, life coaching books, children’s books, as well as interdisciplinary festivals. Curated by Eva Birkenstock and Holger Otten, the solo exhibition Bad Words at the Ludwig Forum Aachen provides the first comprehensive overview of the artist’s diverse working methods.

With the generous support of Kunststiftung NRW, Sparkassen-Kulturstiftung Rheinland, Jugend- und Kulturstiftung der Sparkasse Aachen

For their support we also thank Pilar Corrias, London; Galerie Nagel Draxler, Cologne/Berlin/Munich, and Galerie Bernhard, Zurich.

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Festival: Cold Summer

Saturday, June, 25 and Sunday June, 26, 2022
As an extension of the exhibition, the festival Cold Summer introduces readings, dance, and music performances by befriended artists, poets, and musicians, such as Dan Bodan, DECHA, Cosima Grand with Milena Keller, Adam Harrison, Karl Holmqvist, Marie-Caroline Hominal with Joseph Ravens, Ari Benjamin Meyers with Thomsen Merkel and Jan Terstegen, New Noveta x Vindicatrix, Mathilde Supe, amongst others, in and around the museum from June 25, 6 pm to June 26, 6 pm.

The festival is conceived by Keren Cytter as part of the non-profit organization A.P.E. (Art Projects Era), which she co-founded in 2010 to challenge the limitations of culturally given structures.

Saturday, June, 25, from 6pm to 10pm

6pm
Arrival and Bar 

6.30pm Mathilde Supe and Adam Harrison
Introduction 

6.407.15pm Marie-Caroline Hominal ONE

7.307.50pm Karl Holmqvist WERK AND NUMBERS
Reading

89pm Cosima Grand CTRL-V (LP)
Dance performance with Milena Keller

9.159.45pm Dan Bodan
Concert 

Sunday, June, 26 from 2pm to 6pm

2pm Arrival and Bar 

2.20pm Mathilde Supe and Adam Harrison
Introduction 

2.302.50pm New Noveta x Vindicatrix Alukah in Aachen
Music performance 

3.053.20pm Mathilde Supe
Screening
 

3.554.55pm DECHA
Concert 

5.156pm Ari Benjamin Meyers Serious Immobilities (Module 4 / Instrumental Version)
Performance with Thomsen Merkel and Jan Terstegen

Free Admission

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MAIN SPACE: Koen Kloosterhuis

Koen Kloosterhuis, Spaghetti Rain
Turning to Dust and Bones, part 2

Opening: Saturday 25 June, 20-24 hrs
26 June – 31 July 2022
Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs

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The garden of Koen Kloosterhuis’s father is a place that no longer exists, or only in his mind’s eye, where it lives on as a fictionalised memory  as well as a place of fiction that can be altered at will. As part of the surroundings where one grows up, the garden is a world on a reduced scale and a default setting to which one relates all other things.
The garden is also a place in between the private and the public, or rather: the most private of outdoor spaces. As such it is a contradictory domain – in the case of this specific garden a domain that was inhabited by a collection of  historical, mythological and animal figures that had no apparent reason to be there other than in their capacity of a seemingly accidental assembly of garden statues. This gathering remains a mystery to which there’s no conclusive solution to be made and therefore it is also a question that, for Kloosterhuis, precedes artistic production – born from the wish to make sense out of what wasn’t evident and to (re)connect these entities with each other and their now lost context. For Kloosterhuis this is the reason takes this particular garden as a starting point for his sculptural installation at P/////AKT.

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Artistic production thus becomes a means to bridge unbridgeable distances and to create unity from what appears to be random. To finish this process of putting things together and to realise a finished work eventually also leads to the artist’s own eviction from the work, which remains inanimate and ‘unfulfilled’. Kloosterhuis’s attempt to piece together the remnants of the lost garden statues and to bring  the into the present as a presence (into a new  eloquent and inhabited body) has a Frankensteinian twist to it, but is also reminiscent of other creatures that exist in popular culture and mythology. The statues themselves not only come from a lost world but also from the domain of kitsch, which is in itself a hollowed out form of visual culture – a reduction of something that once was extremely meaningful to something meaningless, of something functional or ritual to decoration (in terms of Vilém Flusser a spectacle or apparatus that leads to absence and death).  In order to create a living, inhabited sculpture, the maker should therefore somehow attempt to embody it with his own living matter and get it to speak about its (changed) role and context.

P/////AKTPOOL is hosting Tilde

Tilde ~ 1934
Polina Kanis, Pejvak (Felix Kalmenson and Rouzbeh Akhbari)

Opening: Saturday 25 June, 20-24 hrs
26 June – 31 July 2022
Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs

Curator: Masha Domracheva
Production and technical support: Matteo Casarin, Brian McKenna, Alex Fischer

The exhibition explores two utopian botanical projects both initiated in 1934

The work of artistic duo Pejvak is telling the story of an expedition to Japanese-occupied Manchuria led by artist, scientist and mystic Nikolay Roerich and commissioned by the US Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace. Roerich and Wallace had a double agenda. Wallace regarded Roerich as his spiritual leader and secretly supported the painter’s mission to establish a pan-Buddhist society based on high spirituality and cooperative labor, known as the Sacred Union of the East. Roerich in turn was supposed to collect drought-resistant plants that would be able to stabilise and restore American soil.

The work of Polina Kanis explores an ideological project accidentally started by Soviet scientist Fyodor Zorin in the botanical garden of Sochi. He planted a wild lemon tree and then grafted other citrus fruits onto its crown. A tradition grew: throughout decades prominent international figures added grafts of different citrus varieties to the tree. Today there are more than 630 of these additional shoots, representing 167 different countries and a utopian vision of political and ecological symbiosis.

So, a recently developed branch of science — breeding — became extremely important for the rise of the agricultural sectors of the world economy, and two so called ‘camps’ —USA and USSR in particular. That is not a coincidence as ideas about new forms of life often appear on the ruins of societies collapsed after a recent crises, when they are about to resurrect, and the new world is to be built. But what new world were supposed to be built? What was given a start at the same time in 1934 in the world politically and socially? And what those visionary projects, explored in the exhibition, mean to us today? Can we consider them utopias today, knowing that they were echoing imperialist logic? And lastly, how shall we reconsider the concept of utopia within decolonial thinking?

The exhibition was first opened on May 13 within Amsterdam Art Week, and supposed to function until June 19, but due to unpredictable organisational issues with the space it had to be closed the day after. Soon after these events, P/////AKT team has kindly offered to reopen the show in P/////AKTPOOL.

P/////AKTSALON: Raphaël Langmair

Raphaël Langmair
Again (Monochrome)

Opening: Saturday 25 June, 20-24 hrs
26 June – 31 July 2022
Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs

16,5 x 25 x 3 cm
2 burnt slices of bread, cardboard box, ink stamped text
signed, numbered, dated
edition of 5, published by the artist

P/////AKT is proud to present Again, (Monochrome) a new edition by alumn Raphaël Langmair:

He finds an object and makes a replica, although differently from its original. In the past he used ink of an octopus for making one in print of that same octopus. In another work he takes a fruit market crate and rebuilds it into a triangle shaped one. Recently one morning he burnt his toast. He took another slice of bread in order to make a toast again. While waiting he decided to burn deliberately the next one as well that brought him two burnt toasts that he turned into a piece, hence the title of this edition: Again. (Kees van Gelder)

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

Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and 

Stadsdeel Amsterdam Oost.

P/////AKT
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1019 AB Amsterdam

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This week’s openings in Brussels

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« Dans la tradition des livres d’artistes consacrés à la botanique / D’herman de vries à Paul-Armand Gette, entre l’objectivation du hasard du premier et le hasard subjectif du second / Cette collection complète de feuilles et de fleurs séchées / Extraits de la bibliothèque familiale / Géographie Botanique adaptée à la bibliothèque familiale / La prégnance d’une carte aux motifs simples, réguliers, symétriques se détachant sur un fond blanc / Non pas un territoire / Une carte / » STÉPHANE LE MERCIER

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RELEVES DE FLORE ET DE FAUNE D’UN PROMENEUR IMAGINAIRE | OLIVIER GRUBER

« Olivier Gruber invite par ses œuvres à faire prendre conscience que la nature n’est pas qu’un décor, un spectacle ou une ressource mais avant tout un milieu d’une infinie richesse auquel l’homme participe. Regarder ce qu’il est presque impossible de voir, c’est ce défi extrême qui nous est proposé. A nous aujourd’hui d’accompagner ce promeneur imaginaire dans ses pérégrinations et de se délecter de ses songes » PASCAL NEVEUX (Extrait)

Livre d’artiste | Dessins Olivier Gruber | Textes de Catherine Soria Baccelli et Pascal Neveux – Bilingue Français / Anglais | 68 pages | 19,2 x 27,9 cm | Impression Riso 4 couleurs | Co-édition Invisible galerie & Salon du Salon | 130 exemplaires numérotés et signés par l’artiste | 35 €

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VERTIGE PROFONDE | VAVA DUDU

« De petits monticules se dressent, invitants, esquissés de lignes fines à l’intérieur de plis abstraits. Des trous suintent lorsque des silhouettes de doigts s’y glissent. Des seins désincarnés dégoulinent, enveloppés dans de grandes mains. Quel genre de volume mou ce doigt répand-il en dessous et autour de lui avec son insistance sur l’axe vertical ? Est-ce important ? semblent dire les dessins de Dudu. Le désir n’a rien d’équilibré, et pourtant il est là, immobile, capturé sur des rectangles de papier, de sorte que l’on peut se concentrer sur les implications de cette seule bouche et de la main qui s’enroule autour de ce qu’elle suce » NATASHA-MARIE-LLORENS (Extrait)

Fanzine | Format 21 x 29,7 cm – 80 pages | 40 dessins | Éditions Salon du Salon | 19 €

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“JE VOULAIS MEN ALLER MAIS JE N’AI PAS BOUGÉ” | MARC-ANTOINE SERRA

« Qui bouge ? Qui est assis ? C’est quoi un corps qui lit ? Se lave ? Mange ? La lumière, elle se dresse ou elle descend ? Qui tient la caméra ? Qui a parlé de beauté ? De lenteur ? Où va la flèche ? Où bat le coeur ? C’est quoi le coeur des livres ? Jaune poussin ou vert cerise ? Au bas de de l’escalier ou derrière la porte ? Quel jour et de quel été ? Les mouvements des garçons se sont arrêtés ? L’eau de couler ? Ce n’était pas la nuit ? Dehors partout dans la ville ? Un enfouissement de meurtres occultes ? Où ? Quand ? Comment ? Une forme de répétition ? Et le silence ? Vous en faites quoi du silence ? En voilà des histoires… » LILIANE GIRAUDON

Photographies et mise en page Marc-Antoine Serra | Texte « Un grand commencement mènera à tout » Jean-Jacques Viton | Texte de 4ème de couverture Liliane Giraudon | 14,8 x 210 cm | 17 €

* Titre repris d’un livre du poète Jean-Jacques Viton publié en 2008 aux éditions P.O.L

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LILIANE GIRAUDON | LE MÉGOT DE JOCASTE

« C’est un couloir. On y croise Jocaste (épouse de son fils), la Sphinge (celle qui mange cru), la Chimère au corps de chienne… Médée enfin, son frère dépecé entre ses bras… Ce poème-fanzine a été composé à partir des restes d’un projet conçu au siècle dernier et retrouvé dans une boîte » LILIANE GIRAUDON

Poème-Fanzine | Dessins (et textes) de Liliane Giraudon | 32 pages 21 x 14,8 cm | Co-édition La Baie des Singes | Editions Salon du Salon | Juin 2022 | 120 ex. | 10 €

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UNHOLYCOPY | VINCENT EPPLAY

« Sorti des profondeurs de l’éther, UNHOLYCOPY est un objet double qui a la velléité de révéler les images fantômes et de faire réentendre les voix et les sons prélevés dans les limbes du flux mass-médiatique. Ce livre-cassette est une proposition pour entrer dans une dimension de recomposition et de réactivation d’un ensemble de matériaux, où les images, les textes et les sons, jouent la partition d’une mutation par le jeu de la réappropriation, de la reprise et de la transformation d’un réel pas toujours identifié » VINCENT EPPLAY

Livre d’artiste + Audio tape – Illustrations photos et photogrammes | Vincent Epplay – Graphisme The Bells Angels (Julien Sirjacq & Simon Bernheim) | Auteurs des textes Philippe Baudoin, Vincent Epplay & Philippe Langlois | Compositions & mixages Vincent Epplay | Mastering cassette David Fenech | 300 exemplaires | Co-edition Riam / Viplayland and Co / Éditions Salon du Salon 2015

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EVERYTHING LOOKS BETTER WITH LOVE | MICHAËL SELLAM

« Le protocole de réalisation de l’ensemble de pièces présenté au Salon du Salon est simple. Il y a une certaine forme de nonchalance, peu de gestes. Ces gestes questionnent directement la production d’une œuvre. Les étapes d’élaboration de ces pièces sont prédéfinies : visiter des musées, prendre des photographies, les ouvrir sur un ordinateur, copier, coller, ajuster, déplacer et enregistrer »

« Ces œuvres et ces attitudes incarnent la même mélancolie joyeuse et désœuvrée face au monde. Au-delà du sens qu’il est possible d’en extraire, ce processus éprouve la copie, la documentation et la capture. Comprendre, créer, citer, utiliser, déformer, détruire ; copier-coller ; agir, dériver aussi » MICHAËL SELLAM

Livre d’artiste | Textes français et anglais | Conception graphique Michaël Sellam & Philippe Munda | Traduction Christophe Degoutin | Relecture Aude Launay | Imprimé en Pologne | Dépôt légal Décembre 2021 | ISBN 978-2-9552776-2-1 | 500 exemplaires | 19 €

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HISTOIRE D’UN (VRAI) FAUX | PHILIPPE MUNDA

« Ce livre part de la rencontre d’une personne qui un jour a copié un livre d’Aragon Traité du style qui en 1979 n’était plus disponible dans le commerce. Gérard Berréby qui depuis est devenu directeur des éditions Allia, s’est dit à l’époque ce n’est pas juste, je vais le publier, c’est un libre formidable. Il en fait une copie quasi identique, sauf qu’en quatrième de couverture, il y ajoute : ” Ici gît Aragon Louis. On n’est pas sûr que ce soit lui ” une phrase de Louis Scutenaire » AUDE LAVIGNE

Livre d’artiste | 244 pages | Format 14,8 x 20,4 cm | Conception graphique Léna Araguas | Septembre 2018 | ISBN 978-2-9552776-0-7 | Aide à l’édition CNAP / Région sud | Livre nominé pour le prix MAD / ADAGP du livre d’artiste 2019

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CATALOGUE 2022

INC Newsletter June #2 – 2022

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INC Newsletter June #2 – 2022

In this second June newsletter, we present to you a number of events to look out for. We are organizing 3 workshops in July about Artistic Biotope, Collective Film Programming and NFTs. Furthermore we are also organizing a debate about the European Internet Blockade of Russian Propagandist Media. Lastly we introduce a new audiovisual publishing format: THE VOID. 

This will be our last newsletter before the summer holidays. INC will be closed from 15th of july until 22nd of August.

We wish you a good summer! 🙂

Workshop Fair Practice and Artistic Biotope by Koen Bartijn

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This workshop follows the extensive research and the accompanying method of Pascal Gielen entitled The Artistic Biotope.

As the working life of the cultural worker is interwoven with their personal life (more than in other types of work), it’s often difficult to analyze and specify the different elements that cause precarity. This workshop offers a means to reflect on and understand this many-faced precarity. The participants will learn what solidarity can mean as an answer to this: to better the socio-economic position for both themselves and their peers. By showing what solidarity can offer to your working position, we will dive into two different ‘bottom-up’ policy instruments in the Dutch cultural sector: the Fair Practice Code and the Guideline for Artist’s Fees.

This workshop will take place on July 9. Read more and sign up here

Collective Film Programming Workshop by PLOKTA

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Plokta and the Institute of Network Cultures invite you to develop a film programme, from A to Z, that explores the limits of technology.

In this workshop, you will create a film programme with footage that you find across the internet – with news items, TikTok content, instructional videos, screencasts, commercials, GIFs, movie scenes, family videos, live streams, and more. We especially invite hoarders of online video for this workshop, to bring their Youtube longlists and bookmark folders.

This workshop will take place on July 7. Read more and sign up here

NFT Workshop by Rosa Menkman

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Technologies such as NFTs can’t be canceled. Once they exist, they are here to stay.
Since the popularisation of NFTs a little over a year ago, they have affected all levels of the art world.
The culture of smart contracts quickly became a space of brotherhood, theft, and chaos, and the technology is now deeply ingrained into our conversations with our peers.
Some artists made ‘a quick buck’, while others tried their hands at becoming entrepreneurs or curators. All the while, artists saw their art get plagiarised and art history got rewritten.

GM!*w/NFTs*WAGMI ? is a workshop on NFTs for beginning artists and cultural workers. Basic knowledge of NFTs is required to participate.

This workshop will take place on July 8. Read more and sign up here

THE VOID | New Audiovisual Publishing

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THE VOID is a new audiovisual publishing format by INC. Click on the video to learn more!

Tactical Media Meet-Up #3: The European Internet Blockade of Russian Propagandist Media

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Tactical Media Room initiative intends to bring together media- and tech specialists, journalists, and policymakers from the media outlets of the Netherlands, Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus to discuss the shaping of Europe’s digital public domain. It is the first debate on this issue that includes internet activists and journalists directly involved in war-news production and delves deeply into the arguments on the levels of both technical, and content-related aspects.

The evening will consist of two parts. Starting with an update on the current status of internet infrastructure and journalism in the conflicted areas, followed up by a debate.

This event will take place on 30 June. Read more and sign up here

NEW PUBLICATIONS

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Textile Tings – On Identity and Trust

by Klara Debeljak

A collection of three essays and supporting visual material offering a theoretic basis for the themes and mediums explored in the displayed textile art & performance.The series of textile works explore a variety of ways our identities can be morphed through our digital projections, yet remain representative of our inner needs and selves.

A launch party will be held on June 23. Click here to read more.
 

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Freire and the Perseverance of Hope – Exploring Communication and Social Change

Edited by Ana Cristina Suzina & Thomas Tufte.

The Brazilian educator Paulo Freire (1921-1997) is one of the most important thinkers of the 21st Century, figuring among the most quoted authors in the fields of Education and Social Sciences all over the world. He is also a core reference to an infinite number of grassroots and activist initiatives globally. This book celebrates his birth centennial with a collection of 19 contributions from both experienced and young media and communication scholars and activists working in 11 countries. Continue reading
 

INC Books


Order a paper copy of our publications: 

  • PrtScn: The Lazy Art of Screenshot
  • VideoVortex Reader III 
  • Let’s Get Physical. A Sample of INC Longforms.
  • Post-Precarity Zine – 2nd edition
  • Textile Tings-On Identity and Trust by Klara Debeljak (available on June 23, 2022)

Order here 

FROM THE INC BLOG

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The Potential and Limits for Call-Out Culture as an Activist Practice: How the Internet Tried to Hold J. K. Rowling Accountable For Her TERF’ism

By Chloë Arkenbout
https://networkcultures.org/thedigitalgutmensch/2022/06/08/the-potential-and-limits-for-call-out-culture-as-an-activist-practice-how-the-internet-tried-to-hold-j-k-rowling-accountable-for-her-terfism/

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M.I.T. khr0n1kles [ side A ]

https://networkcultures.org/desktopia/2022/06/08/m-i-t-khr0n1kles-side-a/

Installation views I Jasmin Werner I Liste Basel & Showtime 2022

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Spot on. Senorita Latifa Sharifah with angel wings in front of – and inside – the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Facades, columns, steel, concrete, glass. Architectures of power, in which the ideology of national grandeur, or alternatively the belief in a great idea, be it capitalism or socialism, manifests itself. Viewing platforms allow the view from above instead of below, the city becomes an experience, the overview becomes a commodity. Behind the window frames: even more angels of (Un)Schuld (meaning both innocent and free of guilt and their respective opposites), but from other times. 

What we see are smartphone images, a logos of a money transfer service, and excerpts from archival reproductions of 15th-century paintings from larger sacred representation contexts.
The lamenting, mourning, praying angels are fragments from the high altar of the Benedictine monastery Liesborn. The four angel fragments are therefore still of value–not least as exhibits and clues for an elaborate reconstruction of the altar, in which various experts, institutions and collections participated.

Printed on protective netting and fixed to aluminum frames, the angels, architectures, and lettering are superimposed by Jasmin Werner to form montages and interconnected on an image surface. For the question of debt is never only one of money, but at the same time a political one and most closely interwoven with–religiously influenced–notions of morality. Particularly in the Middle Ages, the merging of the forming world religions and trade markets produces a logic and rhetoric of debt that has changed little to this day. When we speak of dependence and freedom, forgiveness and sin, the true and the false in our global capitalist economic and social system, it still boils down to the millennia-old question: Who owes what to whom?
– Marie Sophie Beckmann

 

Liste Showtime
Jasmin Werner 
13. – 26. June 2022

   

   Jasmin Werner, Façadomy, 2020, mesh fencing, aluminum, zip ties, thread, 32 x 20 x 58 cm / 12.59 x 7.87 x 22.83 in

CURRENTLY
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READERS REMEDY 
26. April – 2. July 2022
Damien & The Love Guru
Brussels

Vanessa Disler
LIGHT SLEEPER
14. May – 31. July 2022
Damien & The Love Guru
Zurich

Jasmin Werner 
Stufen zur Kunst 
11. March 2022 – March 2023
Kunstverein Hannover
Hannover

Christiane Blattmann & Jannis Marwitz
Isabella Costabile, Alice Creischer, Frank Diersch, Chris Evans, Benjamin Husson, Jochen Lempert, Perri Mackenzie, Emily Pope, Batsheva Ross, Niklas Taleb
curated by Christiane Blattmann and Jannis Marwitz
13. May – 9. July 2022
SUNDY
London 

UPCOMING 
Slow Reading Club
session in the context of the fourth Open School
25. June 2022 from 9pm – 12am
Wiels 
Brussels 

Emanuele Marcuccio 
Raffaela Naldi Rossano 
Sapore Di Mare
1. July – 10 July 2022
Forte Dei Marni (IT) 

 

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Duik de zomer in met Slavs and Tatars! 
Our summer looks bright with Slavs and Tatars!

Vernissage
Slavs and Tatars: Лук Бук (Look Book)
SAT 02.07.22 (14u – 18u)
NL – Van harte welkom op de opening van 'Slavs and Tatars: Лук Бук (Look Book)', de allereerste overzichtstentoonstelling van het gedrukte werk van het internationale kunstenaarscollectief. 

We openen op zaterdag 2 juli met een live dj-performance van Lutto Lento, beats van Universal Exports, een culinaire workshop met hapjes van Yuliya Sorokina en twee rondleidingen verzorgd door Slavs and Tatars themselves

Opgelet: omwille van werkzaamheden rondom onze gebouwen is de expo tijdens de opening enkel te bereiken via de zij-ingang aan de Steendrukstraat. Parkeren kan op de kruising Masereeldijk – Heiblok. 

EN – We're delighted to invite you to the opening of 'Slavs and Tatars: Лук Бук (Look Book)', the first ever survey exhibition of the printed work of the international artist collective. 

Enjoy a live dj-performance by Lutto Lento, beats by Universal Exports, a culinary workshop with finger food by Yuliya Sorokina and two guided tours by Slavs and Tatars themselves! 

Please note: due to renovation works around our buildings, the exhibition can be reached during the opening only via the side entrance on Steendrukstraat. You can park at the intersection Masereeldijk – Heiblok.
 

Slavs, 2006, screenprint on paper, 116 × 82 cm, unlimited folded edition – courtesy of Slavs and Tatars.

Open Call
Week van de Kunstkritiek
23.09.2022 > 30.09.2022
NL – Het Frans Masereel Centrum en tijdschriften rekto:verso en HART slaan de handen in elkaar voor de allereerste Week van de Kunstkritiek. Stel je kandidaat vóór 11 juli en verblijf van 23 t.e.m. 30 september 2022 in de unieke context van ons kunstencentrum voor een meerdaagse workshop kunstkritiek, met focus op hedendaagse beeldende kunst.

EN – The Frans Masereel Centrum and magazines rekto:verso and HART are joining forces for the very first Week van de Kunstkritiek (Week of Art Criticism). Dutch speaking, beginning art critics can apply before 11 July for a multi-day workshop in art criticism, with a focus on contemporary visual art. 

Workshop door Gato Negro in het Frans Masereel Centrum, 2019.

Cas-co NEWS: zomer 2022

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ACTIVITEITEN

21.6

TALK & STUDIO VISIT: ILSE ROOSENS

Op 21 juni ont­vangt Cas-co Ilse Roosens, cura­tor in Mu.ZEE. Van 12u30 tot 13u30 stelt ze haar prak­tijk en werk­wij­ze voor. Bring your own lunch & van har­te wel­kom voor een gesprek.

PRAKTISCH
21.6.22
12u30-13u30
Cas-co, Vaartstraat 94

MEER INFO

2-3.7

MAAKLEERPLEK, DEPENDANT FESTIVAL

Op 2&3 juli orga­ni­seert het col­lec­tief ach­ter ​‘Dependant’ een straat­feest boor­de­vol expe­ri­ment en gezel­lig­heid op het plein bij maak­leer­plek. Je kan deel­ne­men aan work­shops van onder ande­re Kobe Ruysen, De Hoop en Elise Coudré. Spaak zorgt voor de nodi­ge muzi­ka­le sfeer op zaterdag, zondag zal een film van Lotte Knaepen vertoond wor­den. Ook de toe­val­li­ge voor­bij­gan­ger is wel­kom om te genie­ten van een ver­fris­send drankje.
 
PRAKTISCH
2-3.7, 12u00 – 18u00
maakleerplek, Stapelhuisstraat 13-15

MEER INFO

28-31.7

M-RESIDENTIE, ‘MARE’ – TOM HALLET

Tom Hallet – teke­naar, beeld­hou­wer en ver­ha­len­ver­tel­ler – was de afge­lo­pen vijf maan­den te gast in de M‑residentie in Cas-co als M‑resident om nieuw werk te maken en te expe­ri­men­te­ren. Tijdens M‑IDZOMER in M pre­sen­teert Hallet het werk dat tij­dens de resi­den­tie ont­wik­keld werd: groot­scha­li­ge teke­nin­gen en meer­de­re beeld­houw­wer­ken die in dia­loog gaan met twee pre­his­to­ri­sche maal­ste­nen uit de col­lec­tie van M. 

PRAKTISCH
28-31.7
M Leuven, Leopold Vanderkelenstraat 28, 3000 Leuven

MEER INFO

NIEUWS


OPEN CALL

OFF THE GRID, SEASON #6 (OCT-DEC), DEADLINE 30.6

Off the, Grid is een offspace waar kun­ste­naars samen met andere kunstenaars kun­nen expe­ri­men­te­ren en hun werk pre­sen­te­ren. Elk sei­zoen krijgt een nieu­we groep de kans om de ruim­te toe te eige­nen en drie maan­den lang te gebrui­ken als voe­dings­bo­dem voor nieu­we idee­ën en projecten. 

Op dit moment zijn we op zoek naar omvat­ten­de pro­gram­ma­voor­stel­len voor het nieu­we, zes­de sei­zoen, dat van okto­ber tot en met decem­ber 2022 zal lopen. De gese­lec­teer­de groep kun­ste­naars, den­kers of makers kan beschik­ken over ruim­te en mate­ri­aal, een bud­get, bege­lei­ding en communicatie-ondersteuning.

MEER INFO

RESIDENTIES

N+1: LAURENE BUCHHEIT
Laurène Buchheit (1995, FR) is een transdisciplinaire kunstenaar die installaties, tekst en performance gebruikt als onderdelen om nieuwe systemen vorm te geven. Ze vat haar werk op als een vorm van slapstick en vermengt assemblages met humor, speelsheid, poëzie en teksten die verwijzen naar absurde situaties, maatschappelijke codes, seksualiteit, vrije tijd, taal enzovoort. Na de zomer, op 1 september, opent haar solo presentatie met een performatieve artist talk. MEER INFO.

MAAKLEERPLEK: DE HOOP 
Cas-co geeft deze zomer plaats aan ‘DE HOOP’, een pro­ject van vier kun­ste­naars (Katinka de Jonge, Laurens Mariën, Zoë Brennan en Marie Malingreau). Ze onderzoeken hoe een hoop­je zaad, zand, water en zon, een hoop frie­ten mét may­o­nai­se kun­nen maken. Daarnaast werken ze aan een publiek programma  waar­bij ze kun­ste­naars en artis­tie­ke pro­jec­ten uit­no­di­gen die ook wer­ken met groen­struc­tu­ren, (stads)landbouw, eco­lo­gie, en tui­nie­ren. MEER INFO.

30CC: BATMAT; GRENSGEVAL; COLLECTIEF VERLOF; GEDACHTEGANGEGON SCHOELYNCK

TERUGBLIK: OPEN STUDIO’S 2022

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Book launch and DANCE PARTY !!!!!
in collaboration with Zolo Press

Saturday June 25 from 6:00pm till late

6:00 – 8:30pm
Book launch & signature, Limited edition book and Artist edition

9:30 – all night long baby…
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Vendredi 24.06.2022, de 18 h 30 à 21 h 00

The Everted Capital (Katabasis)

En présence des artistes Fabien Giraud et Raphaël Siboni

Le Casino Luxembourg vous invite à une soirée spéciale consacrée à l’exposition en cours en présence des artistes Fabien Giraud et Raphaël Siboni. Seront dévoilés à cette occasion The Everted Capital (Épilogue), film tourné « à travers les différents étages » du Casino, qui vient clore la troisième et dernière saison du cycle The Unmanned (2012 – 2022), ainsi que la publication du même nom.

La soirée sera complétée par des moments de partage et une série de performances.

The Everted Capital (Katabasis) (commissaire : Kevin Muhlen assisté par Stilbé Schroeder) est à voir jusqu’au 4 septembre 2022. Exposition réalisée avec le soutien de ING Luxembourg.

18 h 30 : présentation de la publication The Unmanned suivie d’une discussion avec les artistes, Anne Stenne (commissaire d’exposition) et Goda Budvytyte (graphiste)
19 h 00 : présentation du film The Everted Capital (Épilogue)
19 h 30 – 21 h 00 : performances, visite libre de l’exposition, échange avec le public

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AirSalon!
 Tuesday, 21 June 2022, 4-5pm by Dorothy Wong Ka Chung, Benjamin Ryser!

ABA

 

AIR Berlin Alexanderplatz
Upcoming

 

 

 

Image: Dorothy Wong Ka Chung, Benjamin Ryser

 

 

 AirSalon

What time is it over there? 你那邊幾點?

 

by Dorothy Wong Ka Chung and Benjamin Ryser

listening on ColaboRadio
88,4 MHz in Berlin 90,7 MHz in Potsdam Stream: 192 kbit/s, 128 kbit/s
Tuesday, 21 June 2022, 4-5pm

Dorothy Wong Ka Chung and Benjamin Ryser (o!sland) are an artist duo currently at the residency of ABA. After Hong Kong’s 2019 democracy movement, they started an ongoing project about the imaginations of home of Hongkongers who left their city during the different migration waves of the past decades.

This radio show features stories from the way home in Berlin and Hong Kong. It’s a part of an ongoing search for street corners, moments in time and personal memories where these two cities touch and their histories speak to each other. What is belonging when we lose the sense of home? These stories are not only crossing geographically, but also travel between times and generations. How do the experiences of the German separation resonate with Hong Kong’s future?

Underground stations and a minibus, world clock, a blue school uniform, singing a song in the night, arriving at Brandenburger Tor, Victoria/Viktoria/維多利亞 statues, standing under the rain, what time is it over there?

In the end, you are invited to join an audio walk through a supermarket, walking in Berlin and walking in Hong Kong. You can take the walk in any supermarket near you. Just bring your headphones and we will meet at the entrance of the supermarket at 16:40.

Artist: Dorothy Wong Ka Chung, Benjamin Ryser
Voice Actor, Voice Actress: Maria Sautter, Meret Roth, Santayana Li, Sebastian Ryser, Tsoi Wan Wa Shirley,
Project Participant: Charlotte Lee, Ho Hin Chan, Mary Lee, Sai Wing Lau, Tsoi Wan Wa Shirley, Wing Yin Tang,
Translator: Charlotte Lee www.oisland.co
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“Air Salon” is a series of radio shows produced by ABA Air Berlin Alexanderplatz,in collaboration with  Berlin-based artists and artist’ initiative dedicated to disseminating and documenting forms of collective and experimental knowledge production. The broadcasts are broadcast from various locations around Berlin in the form of salons. In these salons we get together with local artists, scholars and other cultural producers to exchange ideas about research-based art projects and practices

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AIR Berlin Residency: 

artist-in-residence:
Dorothy Wong Ka Chung, Benjamin Ryser from March 2022 – August 2022 -Hong Kong and Switzerland
Zhanna Gladko from June, 2022 – 2022 Belarus
Lieven Lahaye from May 2022 – August, 2022 Belgium

poets-in-residence:

Maria Badzei-June, 2022 Belarus, Kryscina Banduryna-June, 2022 Belarus, Nasta Mancewicz-June, 2022 Belarus, Tania Skarynkina-June, 2022 Belarus

curators-in-residence:

Anna Chistoserdova & Valentina Kiselyova
from Mart 2022 – February 2023 Belarus

Upcoming:
Salons on Sustainability
in collaboration with the Swiss Embassy: Sustainable Photography | World Building | Science Fiction & Sustainability | Mending Practices

 

 

ABA (Air Berlin Alexanderplatz) e.V. / Schöneberger Str. 13 / DE-10963 Berlin / airberlinalexanderplatz.de/
Team: Susanne, Marjolein, Tatiana, Aleksander

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Q-O2 News :: June/July 2022


 workspace for experimental music and sound art

open rehearsal
26 June – 15h + 28 June – 17h – free upon registration
Anna Kravets – Emergency Rehearsal
Artist Anna Kravets from Kyiv invites you to a bunker as a preparation for thinking about an emergency: what it does to our bodies and which types of responsibility it evokes, practically and emotionally. Having experienced her habitual reference system fall apart together with the hopes that the full-scale war would not actually break out, she starts a project of an emotional encyclopedia. Together with and through others, she tries to grasp the phenomenon of war, inviting you to a collective recording session: an improvisation that prepares for a radio piece.”
[more info and registration]

walk
9 July – 14h
Forest-village: archipel d’habitats – marche avec Jérôme Giller

In this walk, Jérôme Giller proposes to survey the bottom of Forest by connecting blocks of habitation that allow us to understand the historical, sociological and economic evolution of of the industrial area, distributed around the railway line 124 which connects Brussels to Charleroi.
Free upon registration: Starting point of the walk: Union tram stop (line 82 and 97): Avenue Van Volxem 208 / 1190 Forest.

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Second Sundays #32
10 July – 17h (doors 16h30) – free
Peter Fengler
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.

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21 Tracks for the 21st Century: Dora Benyo
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.
For this month’s edition, we invited painter and video and performance artist Dóra Benyó, who put together a two-part playlist featuring sounds from the Hungarian underground and pop scenes from the 60s to the 80s and beyond.
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