Friendly reminder: Opening of a New Exhibition by Anders Dickson | 23 April 2022, 20:00-24:00

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Anders Dickson 
Powercells, the commons

Opening: Saturday 23 April, 20-24 hrs
24 April – 29 May 2022
Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs
 

Anders Dickson’s multifaceted practice invites intimate encounters with an obscure, weird mirror of the ubiquitous world.  Themes ranging from spirituality, memory, and ‘high strangeness’ are coloured by traces of Americana as the artist implements them into his work.  Hallucinatory paintings bleed into space in the form of sculptural objects, photography and video, assembled in immersive installations.
At P/////AKT Dickson is presenting an immersive installation consisting of new works. The projects marks the first episode of Turning to Dust and Bones.

Anders Dickson (USA) exhibited his work at The Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt (2022); Kayoko Yuki Gallery, Tokyo (2021); Wschod Gallery, War-saw (2021); Annet Gelink Gallery, Amsterdam (2021); 15 Orient Gallery, Paris (2020); The Oracle, Berlin (2018); Vleeshal, Middelburg (2018); Gisela Capitain Gallery, Cologne (2017); The Beach Office, Berlin (2017), and Tanya Leighton Gallery, Berlin (2017). He attended the De Ateliers (2017-2019), The Staedelschule in Frankfurt am Main, and the Staatliche Akademie der bildenden Kuenste, Karlsruhe. Dickson is also member and co-founder of the netherlands-based artist initiative Root Canal (www.rootcanal.eu).

P/////AKTSALON

Root Canal – I’ll Never be a Star, I’ve Always Been the Moon

Opening: Saturday 23 April, 20 – 24 hrs
Event for AAW 15 May 2022, 17 – 19 hrs
24 April – 29 May 2022
Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs
 

Fourteen artists, musicians and writers were invited to contribute to the mix tape I’ll Never be a Star I’ve Always Been the Moon, initiated by the artist collective Root Canal. As a constructive answer to the difficulties of organizing physical exhibitions in the past year, the mix tape is recorded on classic tape cassettes, which are sent out to potential listeners and bring a group exhibition to their homes. Every contributor received carte blanche for the content of their recording, with the sole restriction that it could not be longer than 5 minutes. The resulting mix tape – an eclectic amalgam of contributions ranging from spoken word to noise poetry to dream interpretations, alternated among others with Finnish rap, garage punk and cover songs – will be presented in the P/////AKTSALON.

Contributing artists: Yong Xiang Li, Elif Saydam, Kuupuu featuring Draama-Helmi, echo+seashell  featuring Torus, Luzie Meyer, Manuela Gernedel, Nicolas Ceccaldi, Michiel Huijben, No Ice!!!, TRJJ, Vittorio Brodmann, Lonely Boys, VE holdings featuring Sakeul and Mona Varichon, Zoë d’Hont

Root Canal consists of the artists Anders Dickson, Frieder Haller, Henna Hyvärinen and Thomas Swinkels. In 2017, they started their exhibition practice in an attic in the east of Amsterdam where the four lived together. Upon leaving their attic space, the initiative has continued to exist nomadically. They curated exhibitions in various unofficial but invaluable exhibition spaces locations, such as a camper van, bedrooms, a gallery basement, as well as at the Vleeshal Center for Contemporary Art, Middelburg, NL.

Publication

El Camino 427

El Camino 427 is a brand new publication by Ricardo van Eyk, based on his project at 427 Gallery (Riga, LT) in September-October 2021. It comes with a silk screen cover in an edition of 200 copies, 20 of which will be signed by the artist for the early birds. It also contains a text by Thomas Swinkels and was co-designed by Arthur Gazzola van de Zand.

Turning to Dust and Bones


 

Turning to Dust and Bones

Turning to Dust and Bones (April 2022 – April 2023) is a new 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 will be moderated by DIG – the Internet Guide of literature magazine De Gids. The visual identity was designed by Dongyoung Lee.

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

Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and 

Stadsdeel Amsterdam Oost.

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Art Brussels 38th edition!

Save the date!

In just one week Art Brussels opens its 38th edition from Thursday 28 April to Sunday 1 May 2022 at Tour & Taxis (Brussels)! 

 

Art Brussels, one of Europe’s most original and established art fairs, makes its long awaited in-person return with a strong and international line up and a unique mix of established artists and emerging talent. This year, Art Brussels continues to be highly curated and more appealing than ever.

 

157 participating galleries from 26 countries are presented across the fair’s five sections according to the artists on show: PRIME (for mid-career and established artists), DISCOVERY (emerging artists), REDISCOVERY (artists where recognition is long overdue), INVITED (emerging galleries that are transcending the typical gallery format) and SOLO (solo artist presentations).

 

You can still book your tickets for the fair via:

TICKETS ART BRUSSELS

Stop by and visit the BGW participating galleries present at Art Brussels 2022: 

Almine Rech (STAND B.43)
Alice Anderson, Szabolcs Bozó, Jenny Brosinski, Javier Calleja, Johan Creten, Paul de Flers, Gerasimos Floratos, Jorge Galindo, Jameson Green, Madelynn Green,…

Image ©Almine Rech Brussels

Ballon Rouge (STAND D.11)
 
Matt Ager, Deniz Pasha. 

 

©Deniz Pasha, Untitled (pink), 2020, oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm. Courtesy the artist, Ballon Rouge & The Pill
Baronian (STAND B.48 & B.44)
 
Aline Bouvy, Marie-José Burki, Seyni Awa Camara, Max Frintrop, Jean-François Lacalmontie, Charles Sandison, Mitja Tusek, Charlotte vander Borght, Yves Zurstrassen

Solo: Seyni Awa Camara.
 

 

©Seyni Awa Camara, Anakhane, 2021, fired clay, 94x40x40 cm.
Bernier/Eliades Gallery (STAND A.37)
 
Romain Cadilhon, Dionisis Kavallieratos, Brian Rochefort, Giancarlo Scaglia, Philip A. Zimmermann.

©Dionisis KAVALLIERATOS, “Κολοκυθάκης / Zuchinelo”, 2020 | Ceramic, wood | 74 x 52 x 27 cm

C L E A R I N G (STAND C.54 & C.56 )

Jean-Marie Appriou, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Neïl Beloufa, Meriem Bennani, Sebastian Black, Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel, Aaron Garber-Maikovska, Marguerite Humeau,…

Solo:  Koenraad Dedobbeleer.

©Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Not that Fluid or Vapour Isn’t Form Too (digestif), 2021, Hand blown glass, 4 1/8 x 1 5/8 inches

Damien & The Love Guru (STAND D.08)

Vanessa Disler and Anastasia Pavlou.

Shared booth with Hot Wheels Athens. 

©Vanessa Disler, Nona’s Big Naturals, 2021, oil on canvas, 200 x 160 cm

Dauwens & Beernaert Gallery (STAND D.27)
Loïc Van Zeebroek, Charlotte Vandenbroucke.
 

©Toon Boeckmans Untitled, 2022, Aluminium, lacquer, 31×50 cm. 

dépendance (STAND B.64)

Richard Aldrich, Ed Atkins, Alfred d’Ursel, Monika Stricker, Peter Wächtler, Haegue Yang.

©Haegue Yang, Sonic Rope, Silver Hexagon Light/Regular, 2021

Galeria Jaqueline Martins (STAND INV1)

Charbel-joseph H. Boutros, Philippe Van Snick

©Philippe Van Snick, Richtingen, 1974

Galerie Greta Meert (STAND B.23 & B.29)

John Baldessari, Katinka Bock, Johannes Esper, Liam Everett, Jef Geys, Louise Lawler, Robert Mangold, Jean-Luc Moulène, Anne Neukamp, Sophie Nys, Richard Tuttle, Koen van den Broek, Catharina van Eetvelde, Pieter Vermeersch, Didier Vermeiren.

Solo: Nathalie Du Pasquier.

©Nathalie Du Pasquier, Luna, 2017, oil on canvas, 100×100 cm

Galerie La Forest Divonne (STAND E.06)

Bernadette Chéné, Jeff Kowatch, Tinka Pittoors.

©Jeff Kowatch, Talking about Blue Birds, 2021, Oilbars on Dibond, 210x170cm 

Galerie Nathalie Obadia (STAND B.33)

Martin Barré, Valérie Belin, Carole Benzaken, Fabrice Hyber, Robert Kushner, Guillaume Leblon, Benoît Maire, Laure Prouvost, Fiona Rae, Andres Serrano, Joris Van de Moortel, Keping Wang, Jérôme Zonder.

©Steven Bates, Courtesy de l’artiste et de la galerie 

Gladstone (STAND B.36)

Richard Aldrich, Ed Atkins, Kasper Bosmans, Kerstin Brätsch, Claudia Comte, Alex Katz, Amy Sillman, Rikrit Tiravanija, Michael Williams.

©Gladstone Gallery

 Harlan Levey Projects (STAND C.47)
Amelie Bouvier, Sean Crossley, Ella Littwitz, Emmanuel Van der Auwera.

©Ella Littwitz, Red Mercury, 2021, Four cold rolled steel boards, 100 x 50 cm each. Photo: Yuval Hai

Hopstreet Gallery (STAND A.01)
Sara Bjarland, Thorsten Brinkmann, Julie Cockburn, Johan De Wilde, Jan van Munster, Tinus Vermeersch.

©Julie Cockburn, Firebrand, 2022, hand embroidery on found photograph, 25.4×20.2cm

Irène Laub Gallery (STAND C.01)
Stijn Cole, Jose Pedro Croft, Fernanda Fragateiro, Guillermo Mora.

©Guillermo Mora, Solo show A day with you, 2021

La Maison de Rendez-Vous (STAND D.19)
Trevor Shimizu. 

©Trevor Shimizu, Sunset and Clouds, 2020, oil on canvas, 269x376cm 

Maruani Mercier (STAND A.24 & A.26)
Radcliffe Bailey, Ross Bleckner, Ron Gorchov, Peter Halley, Ryan Hewett, Paul Kremer, Tony Matelli, Arne Quinze, Gavin Turk, Hank Willis Thomas.

Solo: Dankyi Mensah. 

©Dankyi Mensah, 2022, Acrylic on canvas 125.5×101.5 cm

Meessen De Clercq (STAND A.18 & A.14)
Ignasi Aballí, Lieven De Boeck, Adam Henry, Nicolás Lamas, Xie Lei, Benoît Maire, Claudio Parmiggiani, Benoît Platéus,…

Solo: Maarten Vanden Eynde.

©Courtesy of the artist and Meessen De Clercq, Brussels

Mendes Wood DM (STAND C.62 & C.66)
Alma Allen, Lucas Arruda, Neïl Beloufa, Paloma Bosquê, Heidi Bucher, Varda Caivano, Nina Canell, Guglielmo Castelli, Mariana Castillo Deball, Adriano Costa, Michael Dean, Sonia Gomes, Vojtech Kovarik, Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato, Matthew Lutz-Kinoy,…

Solo: Mimi Lauter.

©Mimi Lauter, Consequential Landscape, 2020, oil pastel on paper, 40.3×32.1 cm

Michel Rein (STAND B.08)

 

Nino Mier (STAND B.19 & B.13)

Andreas Breunig, André Butzer, Ginny Casey, Michael Cline, Ethan Cook, William N. Copley, Bernadette Despujols, Anna Fasshauer,  Jorge Galindo, Joanne Greenbaum, Bendix Harms, Stephanie Temma Hier,….

Solo: Marin Majic.

©Marin Majic, Call Me Anytime, 2021, Marble dust on linen

Nosbaum Reding (STAND B.72 & B.78)

Damien Deroubaix, Helmut Dorner, Tina Gillen, Barthélémy Toguo, Sophie Ullrich, Michael Simpson.

Solo: Thomas Arnolds.

©Thomas Arnolds, Run (light) 4, huile sur toile, 150×180 cm

rodolphe janssen (STAND B.28)

Cornelia Baltes, Patrizio Di Massimo, Kendell Geers, Thomas Lerooy, Sam Moyer, Christopher Myers, Gert & Uwe Tobias, Tom Poelmans, Lisa Vlaemminck.

©Tom Poelmans,Lockdownlook, 2021, Oil on panel. 44.5×31.8 cm
Photo: HV photography

Rossicontemporary (STAND D.36)

Lore Stessel.

©Lore Stessel, Laura Poletti #01, 2021, Gelatin-silver emulsion on canvas, 4,5×6 cm, 140×180 cm

Schönfeld Gallery (STAND A.87)

Albert Pepermans. 

©Albert Pepermans, Friends, 127×190 cm, 1998

Sorry We’re Closed (STAND B.18 & B.14)

Anastasia Bay, Eric Croes, Roger Herman, Spencer Lewis, Milo Matthieu, Julien Meert, Robert Nava, Stefan Rinck, Brian Rochefort, Kristof Santy, Josh Sperling.

Solo: Natsuko Uchino.

©Natsuko Uchino, Adobe, Terre, sable et éléments végétaux, 2022

Stems Gallery (STAND C.44)

Nick Doyle & Kara Joslyn. 

©Courtesy of the artist and Stems Gallery, Brussels BE.

Templon (STAND A.47 & A.49)
Artists of the gallery.

Solo: Abdelkader Benchamma.

 

©Abdelkader Benchamma, L.A. Battle-Phenomenom210×150 cm 

Waldburger Wouters (STAND D.34)
 Elen Braga, Julien Saudubray.

©Salondo, Elen Braga, Queen of Places, Hand-tufted tapestry

Xavier Hufkens ( STAND B.49 & B.51)
Artists of the gallery.

Solo: Paul McCarthy.

 

©Paul McCarthy, HOW MUCH WORTH, 2020, 123.2×91.4 cm. Photo: Fredrik Nilsen

P31 WORDS AS POETICAL WEAPONS! — Opening April 27, from 2pm to 9pm – Performance at 8pm

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Project 31 
e1f6bcc8-8c86-4ba4-b0ad-306f7706d233.jpg words as poetical weapons !

Including :

Gene Beery
Joana Preiss
Sam Samore
Lawrence Weiner

Opening at OV Project April, 27 from 2pm to 9pm 
May – June 2022

co-curated by Joana Preiss, Sam Samore, Olivier Vrankenne

Performance by Joana Preiss on Wednesday, April 27 at 8pm sharp

 

illusions via adjectives

a difference of interpreting the facts

every sentence invisible

a melancholy encyclopedia

unbroken chain of knowledge

melting truths with lies

uttering a sensibility and intellect

pathological liar

laughing between the silence

provocatively aloof words

swallowed by confessions

literature of romantic perversions

reality outrunning discussion

rational, logical, desperate

everyone speaking at the same time

verses from bristling mouths

lullaby of flowing syllables

maintaining the rhyme

flickering terms in the night

coiling with knowledge

submerged garments of meaning

 

Sam Samore

o          v project room
Rue Van Eyck, 57
B – 1050 Brussels

Olivier Vrankenne
Cell: +32 486 43 43 44
ovproject.com

Sophie Delruelle
Cell: +32 492 07 35 28

Opening hours :

Wedn. to Sat. from 2 — 6 pm
or by appointment

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© Gene Beery. © Sam Samore. © Lawrence Weiner. © Joana Preiss and Leïla Smara. Courtesy the artists and Olivier Vrankenne.

Our gratefulness to Micheline Szwajcer.
 

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Welcome to the opening of ‘Lucy Raven – Another Dull Day’ • Tuesday, 26-04-2022 at 19:00

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Discover as of next week Lucy Raven’s immersive film installations and photographic work at WIELS! 

In the solo exhibition Another Dull Day, the artist proposes a disarticulated reading of the landscape of the Western United States, turning our gaze away from the distant horizon to focus on a forcefield of geographic, material and historical tensions.

OPENING_________________26_04_2022
19:00-19:30 | Q&A with curator Helena Kritis and Lucy Raven (EN)
19:00-21:00 | All exhibitions open (free access)
21:00-23:30 | Music by A SLAY + Bar + Foodtruck

JOIN US FOR THE OPENING ON TUESDAY 26_04_2022
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PROJECT ROOM

POLINA AKHMETZYANOVA & CYRIAQUE VILLEMAUX – LA GAMME D’AMOUR
 

Former WIELS residents, Polina Akhmetzyanova and Cyriaque Villemaux, open their Project Room presentation on Wednesday 4 May with a performance at 19:00. 
05-05______________22-05-2022
OPENING + PERFORMANCE:
04-05, 18:00-21:00 
OPEN: TUE > SUN, 14:00-18:00
FREE ACCESS
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NEXT GENERATION PLEASE! AT BOZAR

A group of young people collaborated throughout the year with artists and experts on artistic projects at WIELS. Discover the result of their projects, ideas and dreams in an exhibition at Bozar!

01_05____03_05_2022, 11:00-17:00
LOCATION: BOZAR (Rue Ravensteinstraat 23, 1000 Bruxelles/Brussel)

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MARCEL BROODTHAERS’ EXHIBITION CONTINUES 

After WIELS in 2021-2022, the ambitious exhibition Industrial Poems, Open Letters by Marcel Broodthaers travels on to MASILugano in Switzerland.

01_05_________13_11_2022
LOCATION: MASI LUGANO (Lugano, Switzerland)

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newsletter Ludwig Forum Aachen

Ludwig Forum

21.04.2022

 

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Rosemary Mayer, Hypsipyle, 1973, Ways of Attaching, Installation view Ludwig Forum Aachen, 2022, Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau München © The Estate of Rosemary Mayer, New York, photo: Mareike Tocha

Dear friends,

a number of events are waiting for you! We are looking forward to Donna Dennis, US-American artist, represented in the Ludwig Collection and good friend of Rosemary Mayer, who will tell us on 28th of April about their creative period in New York.

1st of May is not only Mother’s Day and Labour Day, but also Sparda-Day at the Ludwig Forum. With free admission and an extensive programme, we will celebrate the beginning of May!

Please note: on  May,7th and 8th, a symposium-like event will take place at the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Ludwig Forum Aachen (Sun May 8th) as part of reboot: responsiveness. The programme will follow asap!

See you at the Ludwig Forum!

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Donna Dennis. Photo: private

Lecture with Donna Dennis

The American artists Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis became best friends when chance – and their individual connections to the New York poetry world – brought them to live/work spaces a block from one another in New York’s Little Italy around 1970. It was the most formative time in their young lives as artists: Inviting each other over for dinner and a look, when a new work was finished, was like a celebration and the best kind of competition. In her lecture “Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis: Beginnings on the Cusp of the 1970s New York City”, Donna Dennis attempts to create a sense of what it was like to be young women artists just starting out in downtown New York in the heady, challenging early days of the 1970s. As a basis for this lecture serve excerpts from the journals, which Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis both used as a primary source for shaping their works, along with images of their work and their friends, especially those in their feminist consciousness-raising group. 

Thu 28.04.2022, 6.30 pm
Museum admission only 

Donna Dennis is known for her installations inspired by vernacular architecture, urban and rural: “Ship and Dock/Nights and Days or The Gazer”, at Lesley Heller Gallery, New York (2018), “Coney Night Maze”, Neuberger Museum (2013), “BLUE BRIDGE/red shift”, SculptureCenter (1993) “Deep Station”, Brooklyn Museum (1987) “Tourist Cabins on Park Avenue” (2007). Dennis has collaborated with poets Anne Waldman, Kenward Elmslie, Ted Berrigan and Daniel Wolff. Her work is in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum, the Cleveland Art Museum, the Walker Art Center, Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst, Aachen, Germany, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Martin Z. Margulies Collection. Recipient of many grants and awards, she has permanent public art commissions in New York and Boston. After decades in New York City, she currently lives and works in the Hudson Valley.

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Sparda-Day at the Ludwig Forum Aachen

In order to give as many people as possible access to contemporary art, the Sparda-Bank West Foundation regularly organises action days in museums. On Sparda-Day, admission is free for all visitors. An extensive accompanying programme offers guided tours and workshops for children, young people and adults.

Sun 01.05.2022, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Free admission!

The programme:

10 to 16h One Day in May
Open workshop for families and friends
In the work of US-artist Rosemary Mayer, not everything had to last for eternity. She celebrated the moment and liked to create connections between people. Therefore, she invited others to actively participate in her art.
With big balloons, pens and paint, ribbons and lots of ingenuity, this day in May will be a colourful one.

11 / 13 / 16h Family tours
12h Guided tour Geometry and Flowers with curator Holger Otten
16h Guided tour Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching with Director Eva Birkenstock

Café with snacks, coffee and cake

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Asynchronicity symposium-like-gathering

A two-day symposium-like gathering
at the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Ludwig Forum in Aachen
hosted by Cally Spooner

Sat May 7, at the Kölnischer Kunstverein
Sun May 8,
at the Ludwig Forum Aachen
8:59 am to 6pm daily

Asynchronicity is part of reboot: responsiveness.
Kölnischer Kunstverein and Ludwig Forum Aachen jointly present reboot: – a collaborative, cyclical, anti-racist and queer-feminist dialogue between performative and research-based practices.reboot:
Conceived by Eva Birkenstock, Nikola Dietrich and Viktor Neumann.

Core Collective: Alex Baczynski-Jenkins, Gürsoy Doğtaş, Klara Lidén, Ewa Majewska, Rory Pilgrim, Cally Spooner, and Mariana Valencia.Graphic design by Sean Yendrys
More information will follow soon.

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Trois cycles de cours démarrent au mois de mai 

Voir mieux pour mieux être. Une thérapie du regard 
Cours sur la catharsis de l’expérience esthétique par Olivier Duquenne

Ce cycle tentera de cerner nos principales faiblesses psychologiques et de montrer en quoi l’art contemporain peut les pallier. Les notions de sublimation, de catharsis et de résilience seront abordées en détail. Ces processus sont toujours à l’œuvre dans le champ de l’art contemporain. En témoignent les propositions de James Turrell, Lee Mingwei, Claudio Parmiggiani, Richard Serra, Kader Attia, Tadao Ando, Daniel Libeskind, et tant d’autres !

Ma. 03.05, 10.05, 17.05 & 24.05 14:00 > 16:00 
 

Entre dialogue et isolement
Cours sur l’histoire de la sculpture britannique moderne et contemporaine par Tarquin Sinan

Le Royaume-Uni jouit d’une position géographique et culturelle particulière, entre contacts et distance, que ce soit durant l’ère moderne ou contemporaine. Inspiré·e·s par leurs homologues du continent, les sculpteur·rice·s britanniques ont toutefois cultivé une identité artistique propre, à mi-chemin entre historicité inévitable et volonté politique assumée. En résulte un des corpus les plus riches et originaux jamais produits, qui oriente – à bien des égards – la trajectoire de la sculpture depuis près de septante ans. De Henry Moore à Rachel Whiteread, nombreuses sont les grandes figures à (re)découvrir.

Me. 04.05, 11.05, 18.05, 25.05 & 01.06 18:00 > 19:30
 

Le théâtre par ses limites
Cours sur les nouvelles formes théâtrales par Karolina Svobodova et Sylvia Botella

Après la performance et le théâtre d’images, ce sont aujourd’hui des formes documentaires et des créations inspirées de l’esthétique relationnelle qui secouent l’expérience théâtrale. Le cycle propose une exploration de ces dramaturgies nouvelles à partir d’exemples de créations emblématiques, qui se multiplient depuis le début de ce siècle. Rabih Mroué, Berlin, Rimini Protokoll, Zaven Paré, Kate McIntosh, et d’autres, jouent avec les frontières du théâtre, et l’ouvrent aux autres disciplines artistiques et théoriques (la sociologie, la philosophie, etc.).

Je. 05.05, 12.05, 19.05 & 02.06 14:00 > 16:00

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Ciné-philo
Des hommes dans le viseur

Le Ciné-Philo envisage le cinéma comme médium d’une réflexion philosophique. Quels regards le film propose-t-il sur les sujets qu’il aborde ? La programmation se veut à la croisée du cinéma, de la philosophie et de la géopolitique.

Deux ciné-philo sont co-organisés par l’ISELP, le Centre de recherche de Philosophie de l’ULB, et le Groupe de Recherche sur l’Expérience de Guerre de l’ULB:

Profession : historien·ne de l’art
28.04 09.30 > 17.30

Lors d’une journée d’étude s’adressant à toute personne souhaitant échanger sur le sujet, des historien·ne·s de l’art aborderont une série de questions sur les conditions d’accès, les processus de légitimation et les modalités d’exercice de leur métier.

Programme détaillé (PDF) ici.

Penser et faire le cinéma
SoundImageCulture – SIC est un espace de travail où les artistes, cinéastes, anthropologues peuvent trouver un soutien pour réaliser leurs projets personnels. Il offre un programme de coaching artistique d’un an à travers des sessions collectives. L’ISELP accueille trois évènements publics qui font partie de ces sessions collectives du mois de mai : une masterclass, un workshop et une projection.

TRANSIT : Alexander Streitberger présente une œuvre de Sammy Baloji
27.04 19.00 > 20.00

Le temps d’une soirée, une œuvre des collections du musée d’Ixelles fait la navette à l’ISELP pour nous livrer son histoire et ses spécificités. 

Plus d’infos ici.

Exposition
Visite guidée en compagnie de la curatrice – samedi 30.04 16.00 > 17.00
Découvrez le contenu des œuvres disposées, les choix qui ont présidé à leur sélection et l’univers de chaque artiste en compagnie de Catherine Henkinet, curatrice de l’exposition New Horizons in Painting.
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Paloma Bosquê, Matéria – 30 April 2022 6pm

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Paloma Bosquê

Matéria

30 April 2022 6pm

Booklaunch & installation

In collaboration with Mendes Wood DM

 

Paloma Bosquê’s work unfolds from an investigation of the materiality of bodies in transformation. Her practice revolves around the idea that the material world is a culmination of all matter, including the human. By challenging the Western definitions of animate and the inanimate, she attempts to reach a dimension beyond language or where things cannot yet be named.

By assembling a myriad of materials, Bosquê presents bodies not as isolated entities but as permeable and moving matter, continuously transforming each other, establishing and revoking connections within and beyond the realm of the visible.

Vernissage Saturday April 30th 6-9pm
Exhibition May 1st – May 15th


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Last days | Marenne Welten | Double Take

Last days | Marenne Welten | Double Take

 
ALBADA JELGERSMA GALLERY
 

 
This is the last week to see the exhibition:
   
Marenne Welten
Double Take
  
Through April 23
 
In her work, Marenne Welten seeks to depart from the familiar, away from the known. The more time you spend looking at her paintings, the more they reveal. From single brushstrokes, figures and interiors appear, charged with emotion and a certain historical baggage. 
 
In Double Take, Welten aims to see the place she grew up in through new eyes. In her mind, she walks through the rooms as if for the first time, focusing purely on forms, colors and dimensions. From that she gets to work, allowing herself to experiment with new ways of painting. To unlearn what she has learned.
 
You're welcome to come by. We are open Wednesday – Saturday from 1-5 pm.
  

Press:
 
"The interiors are often dark and sometimes so abstract that at first glance you only see colors and stains. Welten is increasingly looking for that abstract side. 'I don't want to literally paint things. Painting is mainly a lot of breaking down. But the emotions have to be felt."  Kees Keijer, Het Parool
 
 

 
 
Image: Left, Marenne Welten, man in shorts, 2019, oil on linen, 55 x 50 cm
Right, Marenne Welten, stool, 2013, oil on linen,  35 x 40 cm
 

 
ALBADA JELGERSMA GALLERY
Lijnbaansgracht 318
1017 WZ Amsterdam
The Netherlands
+31 (0)20 261 93 66
Open during exhibitions: Wednesday through Saturday 1-5 pm and by appointment.
 

 
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23 – 30.04.2022

EXTRA-TEXTE

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Une exposition de l’École Supérieure d’Art de Lorraine Metz – ÉSAL
 

Étudiant·e·s :
Anouk Barrié, Julie Chevassut, Orso Dargent, Eline Driquert, Audrey Gonnet, Sarah Lampaert, Sacha Leclerc, Léa Signorini, Dae Suk An, Guillaume Vrignaud, Jiayi Yu 

Participantes professionnelles :
Virginie Dellenbach, Lisa Keiffer, Isabelle Mattern

Enseignant·e·s :
Elamine Maecha, Émilie Pompelle 

Artiste invité :
Léo Coquet 

L’École Supérieure d’Art de Lorraine Metz et le Casino Display vous invitent à venir voir l’aboutissement de trois jours d’ateliers pratiques entre professionnel·le·s (artistes, photographes, documentalistes, auteur·rice·s, designeur·euse·s…), étudiant·e·s et enseignant·e·s.

L’Institut Page, ainsi le nom du laboratoire de recherches plastiques autour du livre de l’ÉSAL, s’intéresse à la production de formes et de contenus théoriques ; à la prise en compte des contraintes techniques et économiques ; à la définition des publics et de la publication.

Au sein de l’Institut Page, le programme-séminaire EXTRA–TEXTE se concentre sur les usages artistiques et graphiques du paratexte (Gérard Genette, Seuils, 2002) : page de garde, page de titre, notes, typographie, etc.

Lors de l’exposition du même nom, équipe pédagogique et étudiant·e·s montreront le fruit de leurs recherches et réflexions sur le paratexte élargi et le paratexte numérique.

Exposition du 23* au 30.04.2022

Lieu : Casino Display, 1, rue de la Loge L-1945 Luxembourg

Heures d’ouverture : 
11 h 00 – 18 h 00 (sauf samedi 30.04 : 11 h 00 – 16 h 00)

* médiation par deux étudiant·e·s de l’ÉSAL 

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🔥Kristof Van Heeschvelde | Bilal Bahir | Ief Spincemaille

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Kristof Van Heeschvelde opens his studio, together with 30 other artists, during the Open Ateliers at Nucleo on 15.05.2022 at Nucleo Studios Lindenlei 38, Gent.

tip: combine Nucleo Open Studios with HISK Open Studios the same day.

Kristof Van Heeschvelde

upcoming exhibitions

  • 20.05.2022 > 22.05.2022

Sorry not Sorry street art festival, Ghent (Belgium)

A mural for the city of Ghent

current exhibitions

  • 03.03.2022 > 30.04.2022

Geweld & Mededogen – Sint-Maartenskerk, Kortrijk (Belgium), open daily

A group exhibition curated by Klaus Verscheure with Kristof Van Heeschvelde, Bilal Bahir, Sofie Muller, Kendell Geers, Danielle van Zadelhoff, Kristof Hoornaert, Klaus Verschuere.

  • 24.03.2022 > 30.04.2022

Ruby & Friends, Ruby Gallery, Brussels (Belgium)

A group exhibition with Kristof Van Heeschvelde, Ilke Cop, Heidi Ukkonen, Ralf Kokke, Geert Koekkoeckx et al.

Bilal Bahir

upcoming exhibition

  • 24.04.2022 > 29.05.2022

Gallery Sofie Van den Bussche, ‘Inescapable’, a duo exhibition with Lieven Decabooter

current exhibition

  • 03.03.2022 > 31.04.2022

Geweld & Mededogen – Sint-Maartenskerk, Kortrijk (Belgium), open daily

A group exhibition curated by Klaus Verscheure with Kristof Van Heeschvelde, Bilal Bahir, Sofie Muller, Kendell Geers, Danielle van Zadelhoff, Kristof Hoornaert, Klaus Verschuere.

Ief Spincemaille

upcoming exhibition

  • 12.05.2022 > 14.05.2022

Rope at Berlin Design Week, Popkudamm, Kurfürstendamm 229, Berlin

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Voor de derde editie van Symbiosis Series duiken kunstenaars Katrein Breukers en Daisy Madden-Wells in de geschiedenis van tuinen. Ze bevragen de relatie van mens en natuur.
De opening van Symbiosis Series is op 29 april om 20.00 uur in Nijmegen. Wees welkom!

Er zijn ECHO en Sounds avonden en KunstToeren rondom de thema’s van deze Symbiosis Series en van Someone Lives In This Body gepland. Lees hieronder meer!

In deze nieuwsbrief geven Fenne Saedt, Katrein Breukers en Daisy Madden-Wells lees-, kijk- en luistertips bij het thema van hun tentoonstelling.

Van 30 april t/m 26 juni is Symbiosis Series bij P–OST Nijmegen te zien.
Someone Lives in This Body is in P–OST Arnhem nog t/m 5 juni te bezoeken.

Hopelijk tot snel!
Namens het P–OST Team,
Jam van der Aa

Tijdens tentoonstellingen zijn beide locaties geopend van donderdag t/m zondag van 12.00 tot 17.00 u.
Alle events kosten €2,50 entree en zijn inclusief een consumptie. Tickets zijn te bestellen via ikbenaanwezig.nl. Houd er rekening mee dat ikbenaanwezig.nl servicekosten in rekening brengt.

Daisy Madden-Wells ‘Lion #33 (Rouge)’ 2021

SYMBIOSIS SERIES
Daisy Madden-Wells, Katrein Breukers

30.04.2022 – 26.06.2022
donderdag t/m zondag 12.00 – 17.00 u
Van Oldenbarneveltstraat 63‑A, NIJMEGEN

Curator: Fenne Saedt

In het belang van onze eigen toekomst en die van het klimaat zullen we ons moeten herenigen met de natuur. Maar kunnen we dat nog wel? Voor de derde editie van de Symbiosis Series duiken kunstenaars Katrein Breukers en Daisy Madden-Wells de geschiedenis van tuinen in en bevragen de relatie van de mens en natuur.
Lees meer op de website.

 

Katrein Breukers ‘Amazigh’ 2019

KunstToer

// SYMBIOSIS SERIES

Zondag 12 juni, 14.00 – 15.30, P-OST Nijmegen
Voertaal: Nederlands

Zondagmiddag 12 juni neemt kunstenaar en art mediator Wanda Tiersma je
mee op toer langs de kunstwerken in de tentoonstelling Symbiosis Series in Nijmegen. Daarbij toont zij verschillende manieren om naar kunstwerken te kijken en erover in gesprek te gaan. Het doel daarbij is om gedachten uit te wisselen en samen nieuwe perspectieven te ontdekken. Samen zie je immers meer dan alleen. Kijk je graag naar kunst en vind je het leuk om daar samen over te praten? Kom dan vooral langs!

Meedoen is gratis. Een vrijwillige donatie wordt gewaardeerd.

Sounds

// SYMBIOSIS SERIES

Woensdag 15 juni, 20.00 – 22.00, P-OST Nijmegen
Voertaal: Nederlands
Koop je ticket hier

 
Op woensdagavond 15 juni luisteren we samen met programmamaker Gerda van de Glind naar muziek terwijl we de tentoonstelling Symbiosis Series  bekijken. Wat voor gevoel roepen de kunstwerken op en welke muziek past daarbij? Dat is de insteek van dit programma, waarbij we samen naar muziek luisteren en aan de hand daarvan over de tentoonstelling praten. Het is hiervoor niet nodig om verstand van kunst
te hebben of van te voren al muziek in gedachten te hebben.

ECHO

// SYMBIOSIS SERIES

Donderdag 23 juni, 20.00 – 22.00, P-OST Nijmegen
Voertaal: Nederlands
Koop je ticket hier

 
Op donderdagavond 23 juni organiseert Platform POST een verdiepende avond met de naam ECHO. Tijdens deze avond schijnen mensen uit verschillende werkvelden hun licht op het thema van de tentoonstelling Symbiosis Series: de relatie tussen mens en natuur. Hoe komt het dat we ‘de wildernis’ tegenwoordig romantiseren, terwijl we haar juist nu zoveel schade toebrengen? Bestaat er eigenlijk nog wel zoiets als ‘het wild’ in een tijd waar asfalt en beton al het groen overwoekeren? En welke rol bedelen we vrouwen van oudsher toe als het gaat om flora en fauna, en kunnen we daarin in de toekomst iets veranderen?
Sprekers worden later aangekondigd. Houd onze socials of website in de gaten.

Kijk- en luistertips
// SYMBIOSIS SERIES

Kijk- en Leestips Van Daisy Madden-Wells
Film: The Wickerman uit 1973 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a-tDnavDCwI
Boek: Chroma (Derek Jarman)
Instagramaccount: https://instagram.com/scottish_stones?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Luister- en kijktips van Katrein Breukers
VPRO Tegenlicht: ‘In de ban van het bos’ https://www.npostart.nl/VPWON_1295412
Podcast: Heavyweight #2 Gregor https://open.spotify.com/episode/6LKrLVEAY3tsqHPURec6ke?si=uFBYEaMdSViQr9Uh-tgtCA

Bezoektip van Fenne Saedt
Tuinen Atlas van Joost Emmerik: https://joostemmerik.nl/?page_id=614

Opening Someone Lives in This Body, Foto: Floris de Vries

ECHO
// SOMEONE LIVES IN THIS BODY

Donderdag 2 juni, 20.00 – 22.00, P-OST Arnhem
Koop je ticket hier

De sprekers van deze avond zijn bekend!

Karlijn Roex is socioloog en gepromoveerd aan het Max Planck Instituut. In juni treedt zij op met de professionele theatergroep Stormkamer. Daarnaast is ze schrijver, spreker en activist. Zelf belandde ze ooit als ‘verwarde’ in de politiecel. In haar boek ‘In verwarde staat’ stelt ze dat niet de samenleving tegen verwarde personen moet worden beschermd, maar verwarde personen tegen wat de staat als ‘normaal’ bestempelt.
Tijdens ECHO vertelt ze over het gevaar van de begrippen en stempels die we elkaar opplakken.
 
Xan Koster werkt bij Ieder(in) als projectleider van het project Niets Over Ons Zonder Ons (NOOZO). NOOZO werkt aan de implementatie van het VN-verdrag handicap in Nederland. Daarnaast schrijft Xan voor OneWorld over de discriminatie van mensen met een beperking. Onlangs maakte Koster samen met Eline Pollaert een podcast over het leven en werk van Frida Kahlo, vanuit het perspectief van hun eigen handicaps en die van hun gasten.
Koster vertelt tijdens ECHO over hoe een ontoegankelijke maatschappij mensen met een beperking gehandicapt maakt.
 

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This week’s openings in Brussels

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This week’s openings in Brussels

Opening this week
Wednesday 20 Apr → Tuesday 26 Apr

Thu 21.04 — 17:00

Thu 21.04 — 18:00



Opening next week
Wednesday 27 Apr → Tuesday 03 May

Wed 27.04 — 18:00

Montez Press April News

Montez Press News
April 2022

 

→ Interjection-008-04 El Salem.pdf
→ Launch of Eva Ďurovec’s New Mindmapping Forms
→ Montez Press at Miss Read Berlin
→ MPR April Schedule & Merch

April Interjection: The Chase by El Salem

El Salem is a writer, independent researcher and translator. He is currently living in exile in Europe.

Read El Salem’s contribution to this year’s Interjection Calendar at the link below:

→ Interjection-008-04_El Salem.pdf

New Mindmapping Forms Launch 
 

The launch of Eva Ďurovec’s New Mindmapping Forms will be at 6pm on 30th April, 2022 at after the butcher, Berlin.

As well as a reading by the artist Eva Ďurovec, guests will also be able to see group exhibition String Figures by Jamila Barakat, Mengna Tan, Eva Ďurovec und Nikita Kadan. This event is kindly supported by Franziska Böhmer and Thomas Kilpper
 

→ Pre-order Eva Ďurovec’s New Mindmapping Forms

Montez Press at Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Festival
 

Miss Read brings together a wide selection of the most interesting artists/authors, artist periodicals and art publishers and is accompanied by a series of lectures, discussions, book launches and workshops exploring the boundaries of contemporary publishing and the possibilities of the book.

In conjunction with the fair, the annual Conceptual Poetics Day explores the imaginary border between visual art and literature.

This year, Montez will be one of Miss Read’s exhibitors, from 29th April—1st May at Haus de Kulturen der Welt. Join us for a weekend dedicated to community-building and creating a public meeting place for discourse around artists’ books, conceptual publications and publishing as practice.
 

→ Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Festival

MPR April Schedule
 

Tuesday April 26th with Mercedes Kilmer, Creel Pone and bookworms and Miho Hatori.

Wednesday the 27th with Paige KB, Dena Yago, Jacob Jackmauh, Michele H. Bogart, Pedro Wirz, Arto Lindsay, Fundred Project, S.O.U.R.C.E. Studio, Fletcher Aleckson, George Lubitz, Asif Mian, Neel Murgai, HPRIZM aka HIGH PRIEST, John Miller and friends.

Thursday the 28th from London with SoundxAdvice Mosaic Room, Malunga, Nadege, Mwila, Maggie Matic, Hasti, Shrt Supply MCR, Elastic, Gracie T, Babeworld, More Pussy 3mpire, before heading back to NYC for shows from Al Bedell and Jack Callahan & Jeff Witscher.

Friday the 29th with Stanley Schtinter, Ethan Philbrick, Niall Jones, Felix Bayley-Higgins, Diane Enobabor, Tao Lin, Nick Irvin, Harry Tafoya, Genesis P-Orridge, Raúl Cordero, Paolo Javier, Morgan Bassichis, Listening Center aka David Mason, and Miatta Kawinzi.

Saturday the 30th with Ruby McCollister, Anaïs Duplan, Logan Lockner, Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste, Ebony Haynes, Josh Citarella, Sergei Tcherepnin, Eugene Wasserman, Celia Lesh And Hiji Nam, Anna Pierce and Ben Scott, Josh Minkus, Stacy Skolnik, and Esther Sibiude.

Sunday May 1st (4.40pm CET) in collaboration with Cashmere Radio following Miss Read, with Eleni Poulou, Theresa Patzchke + Guests, and Kaffe Matthews, culminating in a live performance by Hannah Sawtell for May Day, a day commemorating the historic struggles and gains made by workers and the labour movement, observed in many countries on May 1st. 

 

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Hilde vraagt – Sculpture network & WARP events

Beste Wouter,
Beste sculptuurliefhebber,

Graag nodigen wij u uit voor de Dialogues van SCULPTURE NETWORK op 
23 april in Eindhoven en
30 april 2022 in Gent.
Wij hopen u daar te ontmoeten! 
 
Anne Berk, vice chairwoman & curator 

en Hilde van Canneyt, coördinator Belgium & critica

Henk Visch, A Laughter Comes From Far, exh. view Huis Henk Visch Eindhoven NL

Zaterdag 23 april, Eindhoven (NL)
vanaf 11 uur 

Artist talk met Henk Visch, en bezoek installatie Children of Light, Mu Hybrid Art House.
(Onder leiding van curator Anne Berk. Inclusief lunch, voor leden & niet/leden.) 
Inschrijven via link: https://sculpture-network.org/en/view/event/1222
 
Zaterdag 30 april Gent (BE)
vanaf 11 uur 

Ervaar het artistieke klimaat in Gent met atelierbezoeken bij 
Sofie Muller, Peter Buggenhout en Sven Boel.
(Onder leiding van critica Hilde van Canneyt
Inclusief lunch, voor leden & niet/leden).
Inschrijven via link: https://sculpture-network.org/en/view/event/1223

Peter Buggenhout, Use Menace…Use Prayer, exh.view at Axel Vervoordt Antwerp BE, 2019-2020

:: Open Call: WARP-PORTFOLIODAG ::
 

Op zondag 22 mei organiseert Kunstenplatform WARP terug een portfoliodag. Wil je als beeldend kunstenaar je professionele horizon verbreden en inhoudelijk verdiepen?
Wil je vijf intensieve één-op-één-gesprekken met een ervaren professional uit het kunstenveld en nieuwe collega’s ontmoeten?
Zoek je nadien voor je internationale ambities nog meer feedback en gerichte steun? 
Stuur je aanvraag dan vóór 2 mei naar:  Meer info via https://www.warp-art.be

Het boek ‘4321 vragen aan 123 kunstenaars is nog steeds te koop.

Cover nieuw boek Hilde Van Canneyt

Borgerhoff & Lamberigts / MER. 

Taal: NL 

235 x 178 mm 

1000 pag.

ISBN 9789463932226

€35

Boek kopen

Inhoudelijk:

De interviews van Hilde Van Canneyt zijn voor kunstenaars een uitdagende zelfbevraging. Het zijn eerlijke woord-portretten die vaak letterlijk de taal van de gesprekspartner weergeven. Zo krijgt de lezer een unieke inkijk in het atelier en het hoofd van de kunstenaar. ‘Wat speelt er zich af achter het gordijn van het atelier en het beeldend kunstgebeuren? Wat gebeurt er tussen de eerste gedachtekronkel en het afgewerkt kunstproduct? Hoe moet je als kunstenaar alle elementen die in je geest borrelen, omzetten in een kunstwerk dat je kwetsbaar maakt, maar tegelijkertijd de kijker moet beroeren? Dat is Hilde’s vraagstelling: waarom sluit iemand zich op om te communiceren via een creatie? Hoe om te gaan met de fictieve wereld van het kunstwerk tegenover de niet altijd even mooie realiteit? Want kunst maken is een proces. Als publiek zie je slechts het eindresultaat, terwijl de weg ernaartoe even boeiend is. Meer dan tweehonderd kunstenaars lieten zich de voorbije tien jaar verleiden tot een openhartig gesprek met Hilde. 

Interviews met: 

Agnes Maes, Alda Snopek, Alle Jong, Anna Lange, Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven, AnneMarie Maes, Anton Cotteleer, Arpaïs Du Bois, Athar Jaber, Bart Lodewijks, Ben Benaouisse, Bendt Eyckermans, Benjamin Verdonck, Benny Luyckx, Berend Strik, Bert Danckaert, Bué the Warrior, Carl Uytterhaegen, Carla Arocha en Stéphane Schraenen, Catharina Dhaen, Cindy Wright, Colin Waeghe, Conny Kuilboer, Daniel von Weinberger, Dennis Tyfus, Dirk Eelen, Elisabet Stienstra, Eva Mouton, Eva Vermandel, Evi Vingerling, Femmy Otten, Folkert de Jong, Geoffrey Enthoven, Gerda Dendooven, Gideon Kiefer, Guy Baekelmans, Hans Bruyneel, Hans Klein Hofmeijer, Hans Op de Beeck, Hans van der Ham, Hester Scheurwater, Isabel Fredeus, Jan Henderikse, Jan van Munster, Jean Bilquin, Johan Creten, Johan Grimonprez, Johan Van Mullem, John Körmeling, Jonas Geirnaert, Jonas Vansteenkiste, Joris Van de Moortel, Kasper Bosmans, Katrien De Blauwer, Klaas Kloosterboer, Klaus Verscheure, Koen van den Broek, Koenraad Tinel, Kris Fierens, Kristof Van Heeschvelde, Laura van, Lee Ranaldo, Lieven Decabooter, Loek Grootjans, Louis De Cordier, Luc Dondeyne, Luc Tuymans, Lucas Lenglet, Luk van Soom, Maartje Korstanje, Marcase, Marcel van Eeden, Marilou van Lierop, Marinus Boezem, Mario De Brabandere, Mark Cloet, Michaël Borremans, Michel Couturier, Michèle Matyn, Mil Ceulemans, Nel Bonte, Nicolas Provost, Octave Landuyt, Orlan, Patrick Conrad, Paul Gees, Peter Depelchin, Peter Morrens, Peter Rogiers, Philip Aguirre y Otegui, Philippe Van Snick, Pjeroo Roobjee, Raoul Servais, Remy Jungerman, Renato Nicolodi, Reniere&Depla, Ricardo Brey, Rinus Van de Velde, Rob Scholte, Robert Zandvliet, Roel Heremans, Ronald Noorman, Ronald Ophuis, Ruben Bellinkx, Sarah & Charles, Sofie Muller, Stefan Annerel, Stephan Vanfleteren, Tatjana Gerhard, Thé van Bergen, Thierry Mortier, Tinka Pittoors, Tom Liekens, Veerle De Smet, Veronika Pot, Vincent Geyskens, Virginie Bailly, Walter Swennen, Werner Cuvelier, William Graatsma, Ysbrant, Yves Velter, Zoro Feigl, Jan Hoet, Philippe Van Cauteren en Willem Elias

Kunstminnende groet,

Hilde Van Canneyt

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Talk & Walk – Darcy Neven – 23 april 13:00-15:00

GREYLIGHT
PROJECTS

platform for arts & culture


Talk & Walk – Darcy Neven

Talk & Walk is een serie ontmoetingen met de kunstenaars die werkzaam zijn bij Greylight Projects in Heerlen. Tijdens de Talk & Walk sessies vertellen de kunstenaars over werk en hun project in Heerlen.

De eerste Talk & Walk sessie is met kunstenares Darcy Neven. 

Darcy Neven (1991) is beeldend kunstenaar, schrijver, tuinier en voorlichter op het gebied van kunst en ecologie. (http://darcyneven.com/). Neven heeft eerder haar werk in Schunck getoond tijden de expositie ‘Landscape Works with Piet Oudolf and LOLA: in search of Sharawadgi. Na deze expositie is zij verder op pad gegaan met haar kas en is in daarmee aangeland in de tuin van Greylight Projects. Hier in de tuin toont ze de kas, het verloop van haar project en gaat ze aan de slag in de tuin om deze verder te ontwikkelen en er groenten te kweken. 

Tijdens het verblijf en werken in de tuin zal Darcy het publiek meenemen in haar ervaringen en zienswijze. Neven nodigt dan ook uit voor een moment om bij een kopje thee te praten over tuinieren. Neven:  “Ik zou graag een kopje thee zetten, zodat we het samen kunnen delen. Het kopje thee is een natuurlijke manier om te vertragen. In het proces van vertragen, is de roep van Moeder Natuur aanwezig. Ik zou graag mijn verhaal vertellen, over mijn roeping en hoe het lopende proces van de mobiele kas daar een manifestatie van is. Een manifestatie om het belang van tuinieren en het verbouwen van je eigen voedsel te delen. Om te delen waarom tuinieren geen hobby is, noch een trend, maar een verklaring van vrijheid en revolutie. “

De komende Talk & Walk sessies worden georganiseerd in samenwerking met het Schunck museum in het kader van de expositie ‘Keith Haring: Grace House Mural’

Wie: Darcy Neven
Wanneer: 23 april 13:00-15:00
Waar: Schaesbergerweg 58, 6415 AJ Heerlen
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OPENING SOON in Brussels:

Eva Gold & Elisabeth Molin

Greylight Projects Brussels
presents:
Eva Gold & Elisabeth Molin
Curated by: Brenda Guesnet
In collaboration with Lock Up International
 
Open by appointment from 28.04 – 22.05.2022
Location: 1180 Brussels, exact location communicated upon booking
 

 

ONGOING:

‘A defense’ an exhibition by Emile Hermans

Greylight Projects is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Emile Hermans titled A Defense. Early 2021, during a sars-cov-2 lockdown, the artist conducted a two-month residency at Greylight Projects and the results of this residency forms the exhibition A Defense.

A Defense is Emile Hermans´ response to the pandemic and how we had to adapt to the world-wide implemented restrictions: lockdowns, face masks, social distancing, etc. The artist says: ¨It made me rethink isolation and its impact on the mind – something I have always been interested in and somehow idealized.¨

The artist has a fascination for bastioned fortifications; beyond their once – assumed – power to protect, their geometry has an aesthetic quality that still endures – especially seen from above, away from the hustle bustle on the ground – despite the ravages of time. These once mighty forts have turned into ruins, remnants have become buried deep into the fabric of a 21st century settlement (Maastricht, for example).

Can we have an aesthetic experience of what’s left of these forts – their abstract geometry – now their original function has been lost to a past? Moreover, can an aesthetic experience of abstract geometry – idealized as symmetry and harmony – offer consolation in times of social isolation and the violation of bodily integrity?

Emile Hermans (1988; www.emilehermans.com) is a Maastricht-based artist. He has a BFA from the Academy of Fine Arts Maastricht (2015) and a MFA from LUCA School of Arts Brussels (2017). He is a member of the collectives Nowhere Collective and Center for Artistic Sensibilities.

opening: Friday 01.04.2022 , 17:00-21:00

date: 02.04.2022 – 15.05.2022
opening hours: Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun , 13:00-17:00 & open by appointment (email to location: Schaesbergerweg 58, 6415 AJ, Heerlen

link: greylightprojects.org/a-defense-an-exhibition-by-emile-hermans/

 


The gardener’s function is regeneration by Darcy Neven

The gardener’s function is regeneration is a project and presentation by Darcy Neven in Greylight Projects’ garden. Neven shows an overview of her practice with her mobile greenhouse Het Huis (i.e. The House) as the centerpiece. The title of the project is a reference to Clarissa Pinkola Estés´ Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype.

Darcy Neven has been working on this project since 2012. She walked with her mobile greenhouse from Maastricht to Heerlen where it was shown in Schunck Museum as part of the exhibition ‘in search of Sharawadgi’ around the works of Piet Outdolf.

The mobility of the greenhouse makes it a center to gather stories; Neven´s and other people´s stories. For the artist and eco-feminist, gardening is political as it is a form of radical healing by grounding us in an active life of connecting to and learning from the world at large.

Adjacent to Greylight Projects´ garden, in the canteen, the artist will show documentation of her projects and her ceramics. Darcy Neven will be able to sow seeds to have conversations. For the artist, starting these conversations are ways to inspire people to rethink the food industry.

The presentation is the starting point of her artist-in-residency; during her residency she will work in the garden (a former schoolyard) and in the canteen, where she will turn documentation of her projects and stories into a narrative. The residency will run till the end of the gardening season (i.e. autumn).

The presentation The gardener’s function is regeneration by Darcy Neven is part of the STADEXPO in Heerlen organized by ‘PAND.

Darcy Neven (1991) is a visual artist, writer, gardener, and educator of art and ecology.
link: http://darcyneven.com/

opening: Friday 01.04.2022 , 17:00-21:00
date: 02.04.2022 – 15.05.2022 & open by appointment (email to opening hours: Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun , 13:00-17:00
location: Limaweg 3, 6415 XD Heerlen and / or Schaesbergerweg 58, 6415 AJ Heerlen

link: greylightprojects.org/the-gardeners-function-is-regeneration-by-darcy-neven/

 


Where are we now?

new artist in resident: Luca Soudant

Greylight Projects is pleased to announce that artist Luca Soudant has been selected for the Very Contemporary residency and artist project. Luca was selected by a jury consisting of former guest artist Arthur Cordier (former guest artist 2021) Brenda Guesnet (IKOB – Museum für Zeitgenössische Kunst) and Roy Voragen (Greylight Projects).

We are looking forward to welcoming Luca Soudant to Greylight Projects and seeing their project develop in the coming months. You can follow our website or social channels for further updates on their work!⁣⁣

For more information about the works of Luca Soudant you can take a look at their website.

link: greylightprojects.org/new-artist-in-resident-luca-soudant/

 


Where are we now?

artist in residence: Claude Horstmann

As second artist in residence we welcome Claude Horstmann for her three-month artist-in-residency at Greylight Projects in Heerlen, the Netherlands. Horstmann (claudehorstmann.de) lives and works in Stuttgart and Marseille. She studied art history at the University of Osnabrueck (M.A.) and Fine arts at the Stuttgart State Academy of Arts. Claude Horstmann has been awarded various grants and residencies in Germany and abroad, including by the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Baden-Württemberg, Ville de Marseille and Ville de Strasbourg. Her last solo exhibitions took place at Laura Mars Gallery (Berlin), Goethe-Institut Lyon, Centre International de Poésie (Marseille) She participated among others in group shows in Stuttgart, Berlin, Saint-Étienne and Marseille.

Last year Claude Horstmann was already present in Heerlen with her works. She participated in the projects What the Flag?! in the centre of Heerlen and the billboard series ‘All of them have a promisse‘.

link: greylightprojects.org/artist-in-residence-claude-horstmann/

 

 

 



Greylight Projects is supported by the Mondriaan Fonds for the general program
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Greylight Projects is supported by the gemeente Heerlen for the #TOKTOK platform.
 
Greylight Projects is part of #TOKTOK,
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Directeur Monika Szewczyk vertrekt bij de Appel

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DE APPEL ECOLE DU CAMELEON Monika Szewczyk tijdens de screening van L’École du Caméléon, 2021. Beeld: Jimena Gabriella Gauna.


Directeur Monika Szewczyk vertrekt bij de Appel

Monika Szewczyk trad aan op 1 mei 2019 en vertrekt eind deze maand na drie bijzondere en intensieve jaren bij de Appel. Szewczyk realiseerde samen met het team van de Appel toonaangevende projecten met (inter)nationale kunstenaars. Ze zorgde er ook samen met het team voor dat de Appel opnieuw structurele subsidie van de stad Amsterdam ontvangt, naast steun van het Mondriaan Fonds voor de publieke programmering, Stichting Hartwig en Ammodo voor het Curatorial Programme, en een subsidiecampagne om de Aula van Broedplaats Lely te renoveren tot de tentoonstellingsruimte van de Appel. 

Szewczyk realiseerde een programma waar het diverse publiek van de Appel van genoot. De huidige deelnemers van het Curatorial Programme werden mede door Szewczyk geselecteerd en de aankomende tentoonstellingen van Pope.L en Inas Halabi zijn door haar geïnitieerd. Wij zijn verheugd dat Szewczyk betrokken blijft als adviseur voor Pope.L bij zijn bijzondere en grootschalige project.

Klik hier voor meer informatie over de loopbaan van Szewczyk, zowel bij de Appel als de jaren die aan deze periode voorafgingen. Szewczyk bracht haar fijnzinnige visie en diepe liefde voor kunst, taal en mensen mee naar de Appel en daar zijn het publiek, het team en het bestuur haar dankbaar voor.

De Raad van Toezicht heeft Huib Haye van der Werf bereid gevonden om als interim-directeur, samen met de zakelijk directeur, leiding te geven aan het team. Op korte termijn zal de Raad van Toezicht een wervingsprocedure voor een nieuwe directeur beginnen.

 

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CAConrad: Reading performances

CAConrad,

13 Moons: Listen to the Golden Boomerang Return

Reading performances
 

Friday 29 Abril 2022, 8 p.m
Saturday 30 April 2022, 12 p.m

 
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As part of their solo exhibition 13 Moons: Listen to the Golden Boomerang Return, Philadelphia-based poet CAConrad will be performing what they coined as (soma)tic exercises, exploring which direction their voice should move and the fluctuations of sound as a liberating movement. 

As a poet who is also interested in movement, these ritualistic body experiences unfold language as a mechanism of presence. CA’s work has been a vital figure in thinking about how poetry and the body can play and build off one another. In this, the notion of Ecopoetics becomes more than just a focus on degraded soil, air and water, and through this 2–chapter performance considers the ability of language to invoke environmental vibrational absences, making and distributing poems that embody the vulnerable and generative friction between bodies and words. 

This event has been programmed in the context of 13 Moons: Listen to the Golden Boomerang Return and will take place in–site with no online retransmission. Thus, we kindly encourage you to book your attendance through the link above. 
 
13 Moons: Listen to the Golden Boomerang Return was made possible with the generous support of INJUVE.

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AirSalon!
 Tuesday, 19 April 2022, 4-5pm by Lorenzo D’Alba!

ABA

 

AIR Berlin Alexanderplatz
Upcoming

 

 

 

Image: Lorenzo D’Alba

 

 

 AirSalon

Great Music, No Label
by Lorenzo D’Alba

listening on ColaboRadio

88,4 MHz in Berlin 90,7 MHz in Potsdam Stream: 192 kbit/s, 128 kbit/s
Tuesday, 19 April 2022, 4-5pm

Great Music, No Label is a broadcast to showcase and interview fantastic artists that, as of now, have no representation in the music industry.  The industry has tremendously changed over the last decade, due to the rise of social media and music streaming. One could say that labels have become less and less important, because there are ways to promote your own music, and you can create an album in your bedroom.  This might be true, nevertheless, labels have a huge impact on which songs get attention on Spotify and other major streaming services, and which songs will rise to the top.There are over 60.000 songs that get uploaded to Spotify per day. Out of them, only 5% are distributed through a major label. However in the top 100 Playlists, 81% of the songs are from artists signed with a major label. Great Music, No Label will feature some of Berlin and Germany’s best hidden artists, stars waiting to be born. You can find more  

 

Lorenzo D’Alba (The Netherlands, 1999) is an artist, musician and producer who is currently exploring the vast musical landscape that Berlin has to offer. Lorenzo can be found in different places on stage, behind the stage and in the crowd. Combining their slightly melancholic but seemingly ohrwurmy tracks, with an immaculate expressive performance of fashion, creates a somewhat provoking but identifiable experience. Lorenzo addresses the different stages of human emotion and tries to translate them through captivating soundscapes, catchy melodies and direct text. Breaking any rules and views opposed trough society on gender, sex, love and politics, Lorenzo idea is to question, question your perspective, question your sentiments and yourself.

 

“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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Feel free to join our upcoming events here:

ABA / MISS READ Berlin Art Book Festival 2022, taking place from 29 April – 1 May at HKW, Berlin.

ABA / Uqbar project space in Berlin-Wedding, Antiwarcoalition.art during Berlin Gallery weekend 29 April – 1 May 2022
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ABA / Air Salon Radio broadcast on the 19 April 4 -5pm 2022
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ABA Book launch  at Hopscotch Reading Room on 28th of May 2022
Kurfürstenstraße 14/Haus B, 10785 Berlin
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Current:
at Residency Air Berlin Alexanderplatz :  Dorothy Wong Ka Chung 黃加頌 and Benjamin Ryser (o!sland) are an artist duo from Hong Kong and Switzerland (CH), Valentina Kiselyova and Anna Chistoserdova (BLR)

ABA (Air Berlin Alexanderplatz) e.V. / Schöneberger Str. 13 / DE-10963 Berlin / https://airberlinalexanderplatz.de/

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Oscillation 2022 Bulletin ::: episode 2 :: workshops, walks, walkshops?


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Oscillation Bulletin ::: episode 2
15 April


Dearest readers,

Welcome to the second episode of our Oscillation ::: Public Address bulletin. In this communiqué, we’d like to highlight our extensive program of workshops and walks; be sure to subscribe for them in time, since places are limited!

On Tuesday, April 26, Den Haag-based sound artist and electroacoustic music composer Margherita Brillada will kick off the workshop program with her Radiophonix workshop, in which we dive deep into radio art, broadcasting technologies and discuss our own radiophonic pieces.

The day after, the infamous RYBN collective arrive at our place and start a two-day open lab, where they will plot, trouble-shoot and discuss their walks focussing on The Offshore Tour Operator. Public visits in the open lab are welcome with appointment, by e-mailing to 

Also on the program April 27: a Whip Cracking workshop by Lia Mazzari, teaching participants to swing and crack whips as an investigatory sonic mapping device to activate the architectures and sites around us. Later that day, Elena Biserna‘s workshop aims to be a platform to reflect together on gendered (listening) experiences in public space and to unlearn some of the behaviours that are assumed as appropriate, safe or expected when we walk.

Furthermore, Alisa Oleva will host no less than 3 sessions: a walkshop about the sound of a city, a collective walk following a shared score and a more individual workshop, discussing the sounds somebody in Ukraine is hearing the present day. Attila Faravelli offers a presentation and a practical exploration of the Aural Tools on friday, which consist in a series of objects designed to produce and broadcast sound in ways that traditional recorded media (LPs, CDs, digital) cannot. On sunday, Jérôme Giller proposes to survey the bottom of Vorst/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.

We are still looking for micro-performances for The Open Mic Night on Friday 29/4! To contribute, please send a 1 paragraph proposal, as well as technical requirements to acoustic, limited to a single microphone or able to be installed direct-to-mixer without sound check (‘plug and play’). Performers will receive a ticket to the festival for Friday 29/4 and drink vouchers.

And lastly: Caroline Profanter and Margherita Brillada previewed the festival this week on Kiosk Radio: get hyped!

Kind regards,

The Oscillation Crew

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VERNISSAGE 72E FESTIVAL JEUNE CRÉATION / PERFORMANCE

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72e FESTIVAL JEUNE CRÉATION

– EXPOSITION PRINCIPALE – 72E FESTIVAL JEUNE CRÉATION –

◊ 48 artistes sélectionnés

L’exposition principale du 72ème festival d’art contemporain de l’association Jeune Création se déroulera du 30 avril au 15 mai 2022. L’exposition rassemblera le travail d’une sélection de 49 artistes internationaux d’art contemporain choisis par leurs pairs, ainsi qu’une programmation variée.

Formidable moment de rencontres entre artistes, professionnels et amateur d’art, Jeune Création est une plateforme permettant les mutualisations et des projets partagés et solidaires.

Inscription vernissage obligatoire – 30 avril de 15h à 21h :
Pour vous inscrire au vernissage, c’est par ici.
 

◊ Les artistes sélectionnés ◊

Aram Abbas / Morgane Baffier / Olivier Bémer / Max Blotas / Kamil Bouzoubaa-Grivel / Camille Chastang / Lou Chavepayre / Clément Courgeon / Juliette Dérutin / Jérémie Danon / Yuna Denis / Énora Denis / Inès Di Folco / JJ von Panure / Morgan Erpen / Cédric Esturillo Cacciarella / Raphaël Fabre / Léo Fourdrinier / Juliette George / Juliette Green / Shuo Hao / Ninon Hivert / Jean-François Krebs / Guillaume Lépine / Corentin Laplanche Tsutsui / Aurore Le Duc / Robin Lopvet / Leticia Martinez Perez / Adrien Menu / Sergio Morabito / Lucian Moriyama / Pascal Mouisset / Raphaël-Bachir Osman / Nefeli Papadimouli / Chae Dalle Park / Joseph Perez / Maëlle Poirier / Franck Rausch / Paola Siri Renard / Francisco Rodriguez Teare / Lucas Seguy / Masahiro Suzuki / Xolo Cuintle / Una Ursprung / Gaspar Willmann / Yoann Ximenes

 

La Chaufferie / Fondation d’entreprise Fiminco
43 rue de la commune de Paris, Romainville
Accès métro ligne 5 : arrêt Bobigny-Pantin/Raymond Queneau
Station Vélib : Gaston Roussel
Bus 145 et 318 : arrêt Louise Dory / bus 147 : arrêt Avenue de Metz
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◊ Informations pratiques ◊

Exposition du 30 avril au 15 mai 2022
Vernissage le 30 avril de 15h à 21h

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◊ Partenaires ◊

Ministère de la Culture, Région Ile-de-France, Mairie de Paris, ADAGP, Artaïs, Plein Sud, Fondation Fiminco, Université Paris 1, Cabane Georgina, Galerie Municipale Jean-Collet, Villa Belleville, Galerie Horae, Lieux-Communs, MAD, La Richardière, Atelier Mondineu, Atelier Martel, Orange Rouge, 6B, 47, La Source, La Providence, art-exprim, Emmaüs Solidarité, Galerie du Haut-Pavé, Galerie du Tableau, KOMMET, La Factatory, Sitel, Mairie de Romainville, MIR, Beaux-Arts d’Angers.

– PRIX INDÉPENDANT JC71 –

Rendez-vous le 21 avril de 19h à 20h pour découvrir la performance “De nos mains réunies” de Luc Avargues à Lafayette Anticipations.

L’installation performative “De nos mains réunies”, est l’aboutissement de plusieurs mois d’ateliers de recherche avec les personnes hébergées chez Emmaüs Solidarité. Luc Avargues a reçu le prix indépendant Emmaüs Solidarité lors du 71e festival Jeune Création. 

(SEULEMENT QUELQUES PLACES ENCORE DISPONIBLES : https://www.lafayetteanticipations.com/…/de-nos-mains…)

La main apparaît comme la matrice du projet, comme elle est celle de la création et de l’échange. Vecteur de don comme de réception, la main offre autant qu’elle reçoit; elle est notre premier rapport au monde sensible.

De leurs mains réunies, Luc, Anita-Florence, Abdallah, Badra, Nicolaï, José, Adjoua, Alioune et Alex manipulent et activent les éléments de l’installation qui se transforme. Une sculpture de mains verticale est allongée et métamorphosé en autel et un paysage horizontal apparaît. Les mains, les objets et les corps dansent, clament et déclament autour d’une table ainsi formée, comme un témoin de cette procession achevée.

Dans un ballet riche de sens, les bols voguent de mains en mains, les effluves se mélangent et les goûts se prononcent. Cette communion ultime a des airs de rituel, qui vient célébrer le partage et rappeler humblement à chacun·e d’entre nous la richesse et le caractère essentiel de l’adelphité.

◊ Informations pratiques ◊

Lafayette Anticipations
9 rue du plâtre 75004 Paris
Le 21 avril de 19h à 20h.

– 72e FESTIVAL JEUNE CRÉATION / GALERIE –

Venez découvrir l’exposition “Demain, puis demain, puis demain…” à la Galerie Jeune Création à Romainville jusqu’au 15 mai.

Commissariat : Marie-Thérèse Beheyt
Avec :
Valentin Abad, Ismail Alaoui Fdili, Dimitri Arcanger, Camille Benarab-Lopez, Juliano Caldeira, Javier Carro, Jérémy Chabaud, Antoine de Tyssandier, Mathilde Ganancia, Christian Gardair, Sophie Gaucher, Nathalie Genot, Ludivine Gonthier, Nathalie Grenier, Alex Huthwohl, Marko Isidor, Marine Joatton, Ahmad Karmoni, Krochka, Margaux Lelièvre, Charlotte Mano, Léo Marchutz, Gregory Masurovsky, Raquel Maulwurf, Karl Mazlo, Benoît Pingeot, Lucie Planty, Cécile Reims, Damien Rouxel, Robin Salomé, Alain Snyers, Louise Vendel et Henri Wagner. 

 

Galerie Jeune Création 
43 rue de la Commune de Paris
93230 Romainville 

Du 10 avril au 15 mai 2022
Du mar. au ven. de 10h à 18h et le sam. de 14h à 18h

Visuel: Alex Huthwohl, David et Goliath, acrylique sur toile, 300 x 400 cm, détail. 

– JC73 / OPENCALL –

PLUS QUE 3 JOURS POUR POSTULER

L’appel à candidatures pour le 73e festival Jeune Création qui aura lieu en 2023 est en ligne ! 
Vous avez jusqu’au lundi 18 avril 2022 à 23h59 pour candidater ! 

> Candidatures en ligne sur le site http://opencall.jeunecreation.org/fr
> Appel ouvert aux artistes sans limite d’âge, toutes formations et tous médium confondus
> Appel ouvert à toutes les nationalités
> Les frais d’inscription sont de 15€
> Un seul dossier par artiste ou collectif d’artistes est accepté
> Pour plus de détail concernant l’appel à candidatures

– GALERIE DU COULOIR –

L’artiste Antide investit la Galerie du Couloir avec sa série de “Portraits”  jusqu’au dimanche 15 mai. 

Visuel : Paul Rebeyrolle, 65 x 50 cm, 2012, (reproduit catalogue Jeune Création 2012 et inspiré de la photo de Jean François Bauret).

– LA PETITE GALERIE DES SELLES –

L’artiste Damien Rouxel investit la Petite Galerie des Selles avec “Rêve équin” jusqu’au dimanche 15 mai.  

Visuel : Portrait de Marc’h, l’homme-cheval, photographie, 2021 sur plateau de jeu. ADAGP 2021

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Immerse yourself in Kasper Bosmans’ mural painting • Listen to new Podcas’Kets • Upcoming events

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Immerse yourself in Kasper Bosmans’ world through a brand new online platform about his mural Berserk

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THE WIELS KETS IN CONVERSATION WITH KASPER BOSMANS
 

The WIELS KETS explored the exhibition Husbandry and asked the artist their most pressing questions. Listen to the result in these 10 podcas’KETS – at home or inside the exhibition via QR codes.

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OPENING ANOTHER DULL DAY & CONVERSATION WITH LUCY RAVEN (EN)

Another festive opening at WIELS! We’re kicking off the evening with a conversation between the artist and curator Helena Kritis at 19:00, and finish with a DJ set and bar in the WIELS brewing hall.

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LOOK WHO’S TALKING: JULIA MULLIÉ (EN)

Kasper Bosmans’ studio manager draws upon her in-depth knowledge of Bosmans’ work to offer insight into his practice, and more specifically his interest in decoration.

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ART SHUTTLE FROM WIELS TO MACS

WIELS and MACS offer you an unbeatable Sunday: after the guided tour of the exhibitions at WIELS, a shuttle drives you to MACS at Hornu to discover the work of Aline Bouvy and Gaillard & Claude.

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ROSAS PRESENTS DARK RED – BEYELER/RPS

7 years after the groundbreaking exhibition Work/Travail/Arbeid at WIELS, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas return to the questions that prompted the WIELS exhibition with the choreography Dark Red

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HISK Open Studios – 13.05 > 16.05.2022

Hartelijk welkom / We hope to have the pleasure of your company

HISK OPEN STUDIOS 2022
Leopoldskazerne, Eekhout 5, 9000 Gent 

Vrijdag/Friday 13 Mei/May 2022 – 14:00 > 20:00
Zaterdag/Saturday 14 Mei/May 2022 – 14:00 > 20:00
Zondag/Sunday 15 Mei/May 2022 – 14:00 > 20:00
Maandag/Monday 16 Mei/May 2022 – 14:00 > 20:00

De HISK Open Studios 2022 bieden het publiek toegang tot de persoonlijke ateliers van de HISK residenten en geven een bijzonder en interessant inzicht in de specifieke tastbare en mentale ruimte waarin kunst wordt gemaakt en het artistieke ontwikkelingsproces van een jonge generatie kunstenaars die de toekomst van het kunstenlandschap mede zullen bepalen. 
 
The HISK Open Studios 2022 offer the public access to the personal studios of the HISK residents and provide a special and interesting insight into the specific tangible and mental space in which art is created and the artistic development process of a young generation of artists who will help to determine the future of the arts landscape.
Deelnemende kunstenaars / Participating artists: 
Fabiola Burgos (CL), Jim Campers (BE), Hamed Dehqan (IR), Wim De Pauw (BE), Ian De Weerdt (BE), Maëlle Dufour (BE), Manu Engelen (BE), Antoine Goossens (BE), Maud Gourdon (FR), Danielle Kaganov (IL/RU), Axel Korban (FR), Axelle Lenaerts (BE), Zhixin Liao (CN), Linda Jasmin Mayer (IT), Felipe Muhr (CL), Noemi Osselaer (BE), Edouard Pagant (FR), Juan Pablo Plazas (CO), Paola Siri Renard (FR), Stephanie Rizaj (AT/XK), David Shongo (CD), Jivan van der Ende (NL), Pei-Hsuan Wang (TW), Yue Yuan (CN)

 

HISK artists. Portraits by Dani Ghercă

HISK
Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten / Higher Institute for Fine Arts
Leopoldskazerne, Eekhout 5, 9000 Gent
www.hisk.edu 

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Opening of a New Exhibition by Anders Dickson | 23 April 2022, 20:00-24:00

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MAIN SPACE

Anders Dickson 
Powercells, the commons

Opening: Saturday 23 April, 20-24 hrs
24 April – 29 May 2022
Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs
 

Anders Dickson’s multifaceted practice invites intimate encounters with an obscure, weird mirror of the ubiquitous world.  Themes ranging from spirituality, memory, and ‘high strangeness’ are coloured by traces of Americana as the artist implements them into his work.  Hallucinatory paintings bleed into space in the form of sculptural objects, photography and video, assembled in immersive installations.
At P/////AKT Dickson is presenting an immersive installation consisting of new works. The projects marks the first episode of Turning to Dust and Bones.

Anders Dickson (USA) exhibited his work at The Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt (2022); Kayoko Yuki Gallery, Tokyo (2021); Wschod Gallery, War-saw (2021); Annet Gelink Gallery, Amsterdam (2021); 15 Orient Gallery, Paris (2020); The Oracle, Berlin (2018); Vleeshal, Middelburg (2018); Gisela Capitain Gallery, Cologne (2017); The Beach Office, Berlin (2017), and Tanya Leighton Gallery, Berlin (2017). He attended the De Ateliers (2017-2019), The Staedelschule in Frankfurt am Main, and the Staatliche Akademie der bildenden Kuenste, Karlsruhe. Dickson is also member and co-founder of the netherlands-based artist initiative Root Canal (www.rootcanal.eu).

Dickson will be giving an artist talk at De Ateliers on Tuesday 19 April, 17:00 – 18:00. More info and tickets here.

Turning to Dust and Bones


 

Turning to Dust and Bones

Turning to Dust and Bones (April 2022 – April 2023) is a new 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 will be moderated by DIG – the Internet Guide of literature magazine De Gids. The visual identity was designed by Dongyoung Lee.

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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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Francis Alÿs, ‘The Nature of the Game’ at the Belgian Pavilion (Flanders), Venice Biennale

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Jan Mot
is pleased to announce:

Francis Alÿs
The Nature of the Game

23/04 – 27/11
Belgian Pavilion / Flemish Community
59th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice (IT)

 

Francis Alÿs shooting Slakken, August 2021, Herne, Belgium. 

Francis Alÿs is presenting The Nature of the Game in the Belgian Pavilion (Flemish Community) as part of the 59th Venice Biennale, from 23 April to 27 November 2022. The exhibition curated by Hilde Teerlinck, will feature a selection of new short films related to his series of children’s games, a body of work started in 1999 which has gained a central position in his practice. The films were shot during Alÿs’ recent travels to Hong Kong, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Belgium, Switzerland and Mexico. Filming without interfering in the games, Alÿs reveals the hidden rules of playing, the ingenious interaction of the children with their environment, their deep complicity and their hopeful mood and joy.

The installation in the Pavilion invites the visitor to walk through a labyrinth of screens as if they were in the middle of a global playground. The sound and image of the different films interact with each other, fragments forming together a whole, allegories translating the complexity of a sometimes harsh reality. A series of paintings covering a period from 1994 to 2021 accompanies the presentation providing the context in which some of the films were made. From Kabul to Ciudad Juárez, from Jerusalem to Shanghai, they unfold Alÿs’ distinct poetic sensibility towards social and political concerns.

As anthropologist David MacDougall writes, “Taken together, these films reveal some wider truths: that many children’s games are specific to girls or boys, that most are competitive but also cooperative, and thatchildren are adept at making do with little, adapting a wide range of environments and spaces for their own purposes. In this they create a world parallel to that of adults, one that overlaps with it but uses its physical resources quite differently.”

However, children’s games tend to disappear. The rise in urban traffic, social medias and digital games and the parental fear of letting children play in the public space means that the tradition of playing outdoors becomes less common each day. This process might have experienced an acceleration due to the consequences of COVID-19 in the last few years, creating an urgent need to register them, now.

The exhibition is accompanied by a book published by DCV Books. It is a facsimile edition of Alÿs’ notebooks on children’s games, something overall very visual. Anthropologist Michael T. Taussig, for whom fieldwork notebooks are an indispensable tool, argues that drawings in notebooks develop a life of their own, a life which is often fed by what can’t be written down.

On the occasion of the opening days of the Venice Biennale, the gallery will be exceptionally closed on 20/04.

Jan Mot
Petit Sablon / Kleine Zavel 10
1000 Brussels, Belgium
+32 2 514 10 10

www.janmot.com
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Saturday 12 – 6 pm
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