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INVITATION PERFORMANCE
04 février 2022 à 18h30

“A performative Journey”

– GALERIE JEUNE CRÉATION –

Rendez-vous le vendredi 4 février 2022 à 18h30 pour découvrir la performance de l’exposition A performative Journey à la galerie Jeune Création !

Sur une proposition de Triovisible : Diane Chéry, Lou Le Forban et Félix Touzalin. 
Avec : Alexandre Boiron, Pauline Brami, Javier Carro, Pauline D’Andigné, Caroline Delhom, Elisa Florimond, Corentin Leber, Sehyoung Lee, Thomas Lefèvre, David Mergelmeyer, Eugénie Touzé.
Et les performeurs : Saija Alexandra Kangasniemi, Diane Chéry, Lou Le Forban, Félix Touzalin, Kobas Verschurren, Yixuan Xiao.

La performance est sur inscription obligatoire et gratuite sur le lien suivant : 
https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/billets-performance-exposition-a-performative-journey-260389821967

A performative Journey est le rêve d’une exposition-spectacle où œuvres plastiques et corps humains travaillent de concert à l’élaboration d’un nouvel espace, d’un nouveau temps, d’une nouvelle narration. Le projet tire son origine d’un questionnement quant aux relations qui unissent les œuvres d’art contemporain à leur public. Pourquoi les expositions nous laissent-elles si souvent indemnes ? Notre travail a consisté en l’invention de protocoles multiples (composition d’une image, création de récits, recherche d’un langage textuel, chorégraphique et plastique) à partir et avec les œuvres des artistes que nous aimons.

La mise en scène d’A performative Journey nous permet de jouer ce double rôle de commissaires d’expositions et de performeurs pour créer des interstices fictionnels dans l’espace réel de l’exposition. L’écriture de ces fictions est faite de va-et-vient entre les récits proposés par les artistes et une écriture collective entre les commissaires. L’espace de la galerie est transformée en terrain de jeu et d’exploration pour un groupe de personnages qui, le temps de la performance forment une communauté d’idiots ou d’excentriques émotifs qui tentent de vivre ensemble face à l’émergence de la catastrophe.
 

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

Performances
– 9 janvier 17h30
– 21, 22 janvier 18h30
– 4 février 18h30

Du 9 janvier au 5 février 2022
Du mar. au ven. de 11h à 19h et le sam. de 14h à 18h

Visuel: David Mergelmeyer, FP-524-03.1

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[n0dine] Exhibition + Publication = A Foray into Concreteness (A4; you for I; euphoria) by Kasper Demeulemeester and Jakob Van den Broucke
10/02 – 12/02/2022 – n0dine

[EN] Jakob Van den Broucke and Kasper Demeulemeester celebrate the end of their five-week collective living and working process in n0dine. We kindly invite you to their final exhibition and launch of their publication at n0dine.

[NL] Kasper Demeulemeester en Jakob Van den Broucke vieren het einde van hun collectieve leef- en werkperiode van 5 weken. Hartelijk welkom voor hun eindtentoonstelling en boekpresentatie in n0dine.

10/02/2022, Vernissage, 18:00-22:00
11/02/2022, All in a day’s Work, 11:00-22:00

12/02/2022, Pancake Party, 12:00-22:00

n0dine, Rue de Lakensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
reservation required :  more info : nadine.be
image by Kasper Van den Broucke

[dinAvitrine] Molsebaan (verveling) by Jakob Van den Broucke
21/01 – 12/02/2022 – dinA

[EN] dinAvitrine presents Molsebaan (verveling) (1″) by Jakob Van den Broucke, a video of 2021 made in the context of Heimat, fase 2: De Verderzetting, with the help of Alexander Delport. The video plays for one month in the vitrine.  

[NL] dinA vitrine presenteert Molsebaan (verveling) (1″) van Jakob Van den Broucke, een video van 2021 gemaakt in het kader van Heimat, fase 2: De Verderzetting, met behulp van Alexander Delport. De video is een maand te zien in de vitrine.

ongoing – video loop
dinA, Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels

image: video-still from Molsebaan (verveling), 2021

[n0dine] Oscillatory Motion by Beatrijs Albers and Reggy Timmermans
17/02 – 27/02/2022

[EN] Oscillatory Motion is an interactive installation presenting three entities, possibly perceived as ‘small robots’, that move around between the audience in a gallery space.

[NL] In de interactieve installatie Oscillatory Motion van bewegen drie entiteiten, die als ‘kleine robots’ kunnen worden gezien, tussen het publiek in een tentoonstellingsruimte.

n0dine, Rue de Lakensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
more info : nadine.be
image by Beatrijs Albers & Reggy Timmermans

[RusClub #51] DAU. Natasha by Ilya Khrzhanovsky, Jekaterina Oertel
Monday 21/02/2022 – dinA

[EN] RusClub is a platform for Russian cinema. Alexandra Dementieva selects Russian movies and guides you through the history of Russian cinema.

[NL] RusClub is een platform voor Russische cinema. Alexandra Dementieva gidst het publiek doorheen de geschiedenis van de Russische cinema aan de hand van geselecteerde films.

dinA, Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels
more info: nadine.be

[n0dine] March Open Call: PRÉ-AVIS

[EN] nadine and Various Artists launch a call for participation in the group exhibition PRÉ-AVIS in n0dine. This will function as a visualisation and a survey of the future structurally subsidised landscape within the Flemish arts decree.

[NL] nadine en Various Artists lanceren een oproep voor deelname aan de groepsexpo PRÉ-AVIS in n0dine. Deze zal fungeren als een visualisering van, alsook peiling naar het toekomstige structureel gesubsidieerde landschap binnen het Vlaamse kunstendecreet.

More info: nadine.be

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

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

Se fondre | Performance de Jérôme Porsperger

Een lichaam dat niet wordt bewoond

Christiane Blattmann I The Law I Opening and inauguration of the gallery in Zurich I Friday 4. February 4-9pm

Damien & The Love Guru

 

in collaboration with Fonderia Battagia, Milano and  Van Den Weghe

 

How to behave, confronted with assertion of authority expressed through symbolic vagueness? In Christiane Blattmann’s The Law, materials and symbols meet to form works made of amalgamated substance that expose their inner workings as open wounds. Rather than showing clear legibility as vessels of meaning, they rather build up sites of negotiation for matters of spatial agency, situations yet to be determined where the necessity to act is unclear. They constantly test their symbolic peripheries, with you, viewer, irretrievably stuck in those inner plays.  –  Paolo Baggi

 

OTHER OPENINGS  FRIDAY 4. FEBRUARY 4-8PM

suns.works 
sculpture inauguration: Emanuele Marcuccio
Zollikerstrasse 249, 8008 Zurich

flatmarkus 
contact : Markus Rischgasser 
Christophe de Rohen Chabot
Zollikerstrasse 251, 8008 Zurich

Galerie Gregor Staiger
new temporary space / group show
Zollikerstrasse 251, 8008 Zurich

 

 

CURRENTLY

Sharon Van Overmeiren
in collaboration with Lotte Meret Effinger
Ethereal Trap
13. January – 19. February 2022
Damien & The Love Guru
Brussels 

Anne Fellner
Wine Or Candy
27. January – 20. February 2022
Haus der Kunst 
Oslo 

Mickael Marman
Heimweh 
27. January – 26. February 2022
Centralbanken / Santolarosa 
Oslo

UPCOMING

Mickael Marman
KMS/ACC/FRA/TXL/CPH
1. February – 27. February 2022
curated by Bizarro 
as part of 27DAGE
Art Hub 
Copenhagen

Jannis Marwitz
La réforme de Pooky 
group show
19. February – 8. May 2022
curated by Grégory Sugnaux, Paolo Baggi and Nicolas Brulhart
Kunsthalle Friart Fribourg

Jasmin Werner
Launching of Publication 
‘Melted Memoria’
graphic design by Studio Pandan 
Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König


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Musea zijn weer open | Laatste dag van Jelle Korevaar | Nieuwe tentoonstelling met Jule Korneffel

Museums are open again | Last day of Jelle Korevaar | New exhibition with Jule Korneffel

 
ALBADA JELGERSMA GALLERY
 

 
Musea zijn weer open!
 
Na zes weken zijn de musea weer geopend voor het publiek. Lees hieronder meer over de tentoonstellingen van Marenne Welten in het Stedelijk Museum Breda en die van Arjan van Helmond in Museum MORE in Gorssel.
 

Marenne Welten in Stedelijk Museum Breda | 20 nov 2021 – 1 mei 2022
 
Generaties lang woonde de familie van beeldend kunstenaar Marenne Welten aan de Pasbaan in Breda. Haar tante -inmiddels in de negentig- herinnert zich de mannen die daar voor het voormalig Oudemannenhuis zaten nog goed. Welten neemt een duik in de geschiedenis van dit pand en zijn bewoners, dat tegenwoordig deel uitmaakt van ons museumgebouw. Ze laat zich erdoor inspireren voor nieuwe schilderijen, tekeningen en collages.
 
Curator: Marjolein van de Ven
 
 
 
 

Arjan van Helmond in Museum MORE Gorssel | 23 jan – 6 jun 2022
 
Kunstenaar Arjan van Helmond weet als geen ander de emotionele lading van het alledaagse voelbaar te maken. Hij verkent en vereeuwigt dingen en plekken op technisch virtuoze wijze in gouache en acrylverf op papier of doek. Zijn objecten en interieurs roepen diffuse emoties op, zoals een geur opeens een lang-vergeten ervaring kan terughalen.
 
Curator: Marieke Jooren
 
 

 
Laatste dag Jelle Korevaar
Vandaag is de laatste kans om Jelle Korevaar's tentoonstelling Reuring te zien. Kom langs in de galerie tussen 13.00 en 17.00 uur. 
 

 
Jelle Korevaar maakt complexe, bewegende machines die zijn wereldbeeld weerspiegelen. Ze gaan over menselijke emoties, geloof en de constructies van de samenleving. Elk van zijn werken is een unieke, tijdsintensieve installatie waarbij elk element een betekenis heeft. Van de componenten die hij gebruikt, hoe ze bewegen, de geluiden die ze maken tot hun energiebron.
 
 

 
SAVE THE DATE: 5 februari opent Jule Korneffel met Snippets from the MET
 

"Terwijl de schilderijen in mijn eerste show Mini Me Mary (2019) tot stand kwamen in dialoog met reductieve abstracties van Mary Heilmann, verwijzen deze nieuwe schilderijen naar de Europese schildertraditie van de 15e tot de 20e eeuw. Deze serie ontstond als directe reactie op mijn lange bezoeken aan het Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, tijdens de pandemie in de herfst/winter van 2020-2021."
 
Jule Korneffel
 
 
Meer informatie en uitnodiging voor de opening volgen binnenkort.

 
ALBADA JELGERSMA GALLERY
Lijnbaansgracht 318
1017 WZ Amsterdam
The Netherlands
 
Open during exhibitions: Wednesday through Saturday 1-5 pm and by appointment.
 

 
© 2022 ALBADA JELGERSMA

 

Wees welkom bij de opening van de tentoonstelling Stories of Belonging

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 -Fouad Lakbir



Beste vrienden,

We zijn verheugd jullie uit te nodigen bij de opening op
vrijdag 4 februari, 17:00 bij de Appel. 

Tentoonstelling en publieksprogramma 

4 februari – 27 maart
Opening 4 februari, 17:00


Met deze tentoonstelling maken we tijd en ruimte voor de verhalen van onze buurtbewoners in Amsterdam West, verhalen die onderzoeken waar wij ons samen thuis kunnen voelen. We luisteren naar jeugdherinneringen, naar muziek, denken na over de kleding die we dragen, en over onze relaties met vrienden, familie, de stad en de natuur. De zesendertig leerlingen en de betrokken kunstenaars hebben bestaande kunstwerken geselecteerd maar ook nieuw werk gemaakt voor deze tentoonstelling.

Leerlingen: Adnane, Angel, Arij, Betül, Beyda, Disha, Donovan, Fatmanur, Feriha, Haifae, Hajar, Hiba, Ibtissam, Imane B., Imane e.J., Inass, Irem, Ishana, Kaouthar, Kevser, Khail, Maryam, Melda, Menna, Mimoune, Miraç, Nada, Oumaima, Rishi, Safae, Samira, Shivan, Yahya, Yousra, Zamzam, Zeynep.

Kunstenaars: Mehraneh Atashi, Gershwin Bonevacia, Fouad Lakbir, Narges Mohammadi, Mark Nieuwenhuis en Bonnie Ogilvie.

Curatoren: Fouad Lakbir en David Smeulders

Dit project was niet mogelijk geweest zonder de input van de docenten Florean Kruijswijk Jansen, Roy Ruiters en de kunstenaar Danielle Hoogendoorn.

 

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1062 HE Amsterdam

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SDS #31 “J’efface le vide” une exposition des étudiant.e.s en échange international à l’école des Beaux-Arts de Marseille

SDS #31 – J’EFFACE LE VIDE

Une invitation de SALON DU SALON aux étudiant·e·s en échange international à l’école des Beaux-Arts de Marseille

Avec des œuvres de :

Mar Abellan, Cristina Artion, Agoston Benyi, Leon Buchner, Matilda Calvert, Sarah Diabagate, Karima Doumbia, Charles-David Gnangoran, Daria Koehler, Monica Masucci, Elika Norowzian, Panna Ovari, Erika Sacco, Eliza Wasmuth, Maxine Weiss.

« J’efface le vide », une expression employée par un professeur des Beaux-Arts pour désigner au montage, la suppression d’une séquence qui n’est pas nécessaire. Cette exposition reflète notre manière d’apprendre et d’interpréter différemment la vie à Marseille. Comment nous acquérons du sens à travers nos antécédents personnels, nos intérêts et le rythme auquel nous vivons nos vies. Ce que nous avons en commun, bien sûr, c’est de nous laisser modeler et façonner par ce nouvel environnement quel que soit le chemin que nous empruntons.

Toujours inachevé.e.s, en tant que personnes comme dans notre pratique artistique, nous déployons comme un rouleau de film une nouvelle expérience et une nouvelle exposition, puis nous coupons ce qui n’est pas nécessaire afin de laisser le meilleur advenir.

Cette exposition parle de cette croissance, de ce qui nous relie et de l’influence qu’aura cette expérience à Marseille sur notre devenir artistique. Avec des pratiques de photographie, sculpture, textile, peinture, design d’objet, installation, film et son.

‘J’efface le vide’, a term used by a professor at Beaux-arts in demonstrating an act of editing what is not needed. This exposition will reflect how we are learning and interpreting life differently in Marseille. Acquiring meaning through personal backgrounds, interests and in the pace in which we live our lives. What we have in common, of course, is allowing ourselves to be moulded and shaped by this place no matter what path we will take.

Always unfinished, as people and within our arts practise. We unravel like a roll of film come new experience and exposure, then cut away what is not needed and left with the best to treasure.

This exposition is about this growth, what connects us and the influence this experience in Marseille will have over our careers as creatives. With practises of photography, sculpture, textile, painting, object design, installation, film and sound.

INAUGURATION LE 28 JANVIER 2022 DE 18H À 22H

VISITES PUBLIQUES LES 29 ET 30 JANVIER 2022 DE 14H À 19H

SALON DU SALON, 21 AVENUE DU PRADO, 13006 MARSEILLE

Exposition ouverte au public dans les conditions sanitaires en vigueur

Conditions d’accès : Adhésion 2022
Prix libre : ICI SOUTENEZ L’ASSOCIATION

ADHÉSION SALON DU SALON 2022

“J’efface le vide” — Crédit image : Cristina Artion

NOUVEAU LIVRE : OFFRE DE LANCEMENT

“Everything looks better with love” Michaël Sellam – Editions Salon du Salon.

EVERYTHING LOOKS BETTER WITH LOVE

« Cet ensemble d’œuvres porte un regard précis et critique sur ce que l’informatique change dans notre manière de penser et de comprendre le monde. Il est question d’expérimenter tout un système d’opérations possibles réalisées avec une forme d’amour indéfectible pour les choses, les gestes et les êtres.

La présente publication constitue à la fois une synthèse et une extension de ces interrogations .»

Michaël Sellam, mai 2019.

COMMANDE DU LIVRE ICI – OFFRE SPÉCIALE

Le livre “Everything looks better with love” à reçu l’aide à l’édition du Cnap, Centre national des arts plastiques et de la Région Sud.

“Everything looks better with love” Michaël Sellam – Editions Salon du Salon

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“Everything looks better with love” Michaël Sellam – Editions Salon du Salon.

TOUT SEMBLE MIEUX AVEC DE L’AMOUR

“This set of works takes a precise and critical look at what computing is changing in our way of thinking and understanding the world. It is a question of experimenting with a whole system of possible operations carried out with an unfailing form of love for things, gestures and beings.

This publication is both a synthesis and an extension of these issues.”

Michaël Sellam, Paris, May 2019.

ORDER THE BOOK HERE – SPECIAL OFFER

The book “Everything looks better with love” has received publishing support from Cnap, Centre national des arts plastiques and the Région Sud.

“Everything looks better with love” Michaël Sellam – Editions Salon du Salon.

Tonight: Into the deep of AI with Lucia Pietroiusti (online only)

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AM I AI? Into the deep of AI 

Tonight, 27.01.2022, 19:00

Deep Time, Deepdream, Deepmind

video talk Lucia Pietroiusti, founder and curator of General Ecology, Serpentine London;
curator of the Golden Lion-winning Lithuanian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2019

In English
 

Livestream link : 
https://www.casino-luxembourg.lu/fr/Agenda/Deep-Time-Deepdream-Deepmind

No public viewing at Casino Luxembourg

With its unpredictable weather patterns and catastrophic, seismic events, climate breakdown calls forth a renewed attention to forms of vitalism – from animism and spirituality, to new materialist philosophies, to scientific research on more-than-human consciousness and Earth systems, through to resistances to settler-colonial epistemologies.

Meanwhile, machine dreams and the horizon of artificial consciousness flood popular imagination and narrative alike, in an uncanny appearance of late-capitalist surveillance in the collective unconscious. In this lecture, curator Lucia Pietroiusti will reflect on dreams (terrified imaginaries, uncanny recognitions, alternative possibilities) in a more-than-human context, and the cultural forms – from visual art, to poetry, to myth – that have held these paradigms of the imagination across deep time and continue to do so.

In collaboration with Charles Rouleau in the context of his research and artistic project
Woven in Vegetal Fabric: On Plant Becomings
Exhibition opening tonight, 20:30 at Casino Display, 1, rue de la Loge, L-1945 Luxembourg

Lucia Pietroiusti is a curator working at the intersection of art, ecology and systems, usually outside of the gallery format.

She is the founder of the General Ecology project at Serpentine, London – a strategic, cross-organisational effort dedicated to the implementation of ecological principles throughout the Galleries’ public-facing programmes, internal infrastructure, and networks; and is currently developing the Institute for General Ecology as a distributed, independent organisation. Pietroiusti is the curator of the second edition of Power Night at E-Werk Luckenwalde, titled Being Mothers, in 2021/2022. Together with Filipa Ramos, she will be the curator of the 8th Biennale Gherdeïna, Persons Persone Personen, in May 2022. 

Next: 

Thursday 24.02.2022,19:00 
Singularity42! When Artificial Becomes Our New Nature 
Dr. Thibaud Latour, head of Outreach and EU Affairs at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technologies (LIST); member of the AI&Art Pavilion project of the University of Luxembourg in the context of Esch2022 European Capital of Culture 

Presentation by Michel Delage, journalist at Radio 100,7

With the support of SCRIPT. In collaboration with Mnemozine. Media partner: Radio 100,7

Le Casino Luxembourg
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Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain
41, rue Notre-Dame, L-2240 Luxembourg
T 352 22 50 45
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Bezoek de marathon-editie van Codex Subpartum 🎵

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Codex Subpartum: de marathon-editie

In Codex Subpartum zet een spectaculaire geluidsinstallatie acht beeldende kunstwerken om in acht muziekstukken. Na de opening op 18 december 2021 moest de tentoonstelling helaas al na één dag dicht. De lockdown zorgde ervoor dat een aantal van de geluidsstukken uit de originele planning niet toegankelijk waren voor publiek. Daarom past Marres met de heropening het oorspronkelijke concept aan. In plaats van de acht composities opeenvolgend elk vijf dagen lang te presenteren, krijg je de kans je dagelijks onder te dompelen in de gehele cyclus van de acht muziekstukken. Voor de resterende looptijd van Codex Subpartum van 29 januari tot 6 februari openen we drie uur eerder: je bent welkom tussen 09.00 en 17.00 uur.

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Wand van geluid

In Codex Subpartum wandel je op de benedenverdieping van Marres langs een wand van geluid. Het oorspronkelijke kunstwerk waar de compositie op gebaseerd is, zie je op de eerste etage. Elk uur start een nieuw muziekstuk, bekijk hier de line-up: 

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Marathonticket

Speciaal voor deze unieke marathon-editie, geeft een regulier museumticket à €10 maar liefst acht keer toegang tot de tentoonstelling. Hiermee krijg je de kans tussen 29 januari en 6 februari meerdere bezoeken te brengen waarin je alle acht de geluidstukken ervaart.

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Jan Mot is hiring

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Jan Mot is hiring a full-time collaborator to reinforce its small team and manage gallery’s operations.

We welcome applicants with a minimum of three years work experience at an internationally-operating gallery for contemporary art.

You speak and write fluently in French and English, ideally also in Dutch, additional languages are a plus. You have a very good knowledge of the world of contemporary art galleries and of the art market in general. You are experienced in working with artists, collectors, museums, and in organising art fair participations.
You ensure the smooth daily management of the gallery and oversee the production of exhibitions, gallery inventory, loans and consignments, transports, insurance, the follow up or initiation and conclusion of sales. You welcome our visitors.

You are a responsible, respectful and an efficient team player.

We are looking forward to receiving your motivation letter and CV to 

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

www.janmot.com
Wednesday till Friday 2 – 6.30 pm
Saturday 12 – 6 pm
and by appointment

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This week’s openings in Brussels

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This week’s openings in Brussels

Opening this week
Wednesday 26 Jan → Tuesday 01 Feb

Fri 28.01 — 14:00



Opening next week
Wednesday 02 Feb → Tuesday 08 Feb

Thu 03.02 — 17:00

HISK laureates 2021 exhibition ‘Various Positions’: Finissage 30.1.2022

U bent van harte welkom 

De kunstenaars van de toekomst. Een nieuwe lichting afgestudeerde kunstenaars van het HISK stelt opvallend sterk werk tentoon in Brussel. (De Standaard en HISK website)

LAATSTE DAGEN EN FINISSAGE

Beeld: Studio Berga

Laatste dagen HISK laureatententoonstelling 2021 ‘Various Positions’
Donderdag 27.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00
Vrijdag 28.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00
Zaterdag 29.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00
Zondag 30.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00

& Finissage 
Zondag 30.1.2022, 18:00 – 20:00
 
Gosset site – Gebouw A (eerste verdieping)
Gabrielle Petitstraat 4 – 6
1080 Brussel
Deelnemende kunstenaarsDries Boutsen (BE), Nelleke Cloosterman (BE), Dani Ghercă (RO), Olivia Hernaïz (BE), Karel Koplimets (EE), Nokukhanya Langa (US/ZA), Gaëlle Leenhardt (FR), Sandrine Morgante (BE/IT), Hadassa Ngamba (CD), Elisa Pinto (MX), Paulius Šliaupa (LT)
Curator: Sam Steverlynck 
 
HISK
Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten
Higher Institute for Fine Arts
www.hisk.edu

We would be happy with your presence

The artists of the future. A new batch of HISK graduates exhibits strikingly strong work in Brussels. (De Standaard and HISK website)

 
FINAL DATES AND FINISSAGE

Image: Studio Berga

Final dates HISK laureates 2021 exhibition ‘Various Positions’
Thursday 27.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00
Friday 28.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00
Saturday 29.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00
Sunday 30.1.2022, 12:00 – 18:00

& Finissage

Sunday 30.1.2022, 18:00 – 20:00 

 
Gosset site – Building A (first floor)
Rue Gabrielle Petitstraat 4 – 6
1080 Brussels
Participating artistsDries Boutsen (BE), Nelleke Cloosterman (BE), Dani Ghercă (RO),  Olivia Hernaïz (BE), Karel Koplimets (EE), Nokukhanya Langa (US/ZA), Gaëlle Leenhardt (FR), Sandrine Morgante (BE/IT), Hadassa Ngamba (CD), Elisa Pinto (MX), Paulius Šliaupa (LT)
Curator: Sam Steverlynck
 
HISK
Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten
Higher Institute for Fine Arts
www.hisk.edu

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Final Days of Marcel Broodthaers & R. H. Quaytman • Closing weekend with guided tours & more events!

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WIELS presents an unprecedented exhibition of Broodthaers’s work and
makes it accessible to the public through a fascinating journey
where everyone can enter the artist’s world step by step. 

– Le Soir

An exhibition like a tantalising rebus.
– De Standaard
 

The exhibitions of Marcel Broodthaers and R. H. Quaytman are coming to an end. Visit WIELS until Sunday 30 January and don’t miss this exceptional duo of exhibitions! 

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CLOSING EVENTS

CONVERSATION

MARIA GILISSEN BROODTHAERS IN CONVERSATION (FR/NL)

WIELS commemorates the anniversary of both the birth and death of Marcel Broodthaers on Friday 28 January with a conversation with his widow, Maria Gilissen Broodthaers, in the exhibition spaces of Industrial Poems, Open Letters.

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REFLECTION 

AN EVENING AROUND PENSE-BÊTE (FR)
 

That same day, WIELS and JAP organize an evening devoted to Broodthaers’s key work Pense-Bête, a collection of poems in which the artist explored reading and perception. 

FRIDAY_28_01____________19:00
€ 5 (free for JAP members)

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LOOK WHO’S TALKING – DEVRIM BAYAR (FR)
 

Curator Devrim Bayar takes you through the solo exhibition of R. H. Quaytman and talks about the extraordinary life and work of Antoine Wiertz.

SATURDAY_29_01__________15:00
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LOOK WHO’S TALKING – CHARLOTTE FRILING (FR)
 

Curator Charlotte Friling takes you through the exhibition of Marcel Broodthaers and tells you everything you’ve always wanted to know about the artist and his enigmatic work.

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KETS & FAMILIES

FAMILY FUNDAY (FR/NL)
 

On the last day of the exhibitions, WIELS is organizing two visits for families with children between 2 and 12 years old: at 12:00 you can discover the exhibition of R. H. Quaytman and at 14:00 the exhibition of Marcel Broodthaers (2nd visit is sold out). 

SUNDAY_30_01_____12:00 & 14:00
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LAST TICKETS

EXHIBITION ACTIVITY

MAKE YOUR OWN INDUSTRIAL POEM 

Follow Marcel Broodthaers’s footsteps and make your own vacuum-formed plate in the WIELS KETS studio. An original closing activity of this unique exhibition!

SUNDAY 30_01_________15:00-17:00
KETS STUDIO
FREE WITH ENTRY TICKET

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INSTALLING THE NEW EXHIBITIONS 
 
Between 31 January and 25 February we are installing the upcoming exhibitions of Kasper Bosmans and Huguette Caland. The exhibition floors will then be closed to the public.

The Bookshop and Café Kamilou remain open throughout this period from Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 to 15:00!

PRACTICAL INFORMATION
DISCOVER THE UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

MIXED MEDIA
 
Even when the exhibitions have closed, you can (re)watch the lectures organised around the exhibitions of Marcel Broodthaers & R.H. Quaytman on WIELS Mixed Media!
DISCOVER WIELS MIXED MEDIA

COVID-19 | It is obligatory to show your Covid Safe Ticket at the reception of WIELS and to wear a mask at all times. Plan your visit here

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Opening Renaud Jerez, Pandæmonium Jeudi / Thursday Jan 27

Renaud Jerez
Pandæmonium
27.01–10.03

Opening Thursday January 27th, 6–9 pm
Vernissage jeudi 27 janvier, 18h–21h

Opening hours : Thursday–Saturday, 2–7 pm 
Horaires d’ouverture : jeudi–samedi, 14h–19h

En collaboration avec la galerie Crèvecœur

KEUR, a center for research and experimentation in artistic work, co-run by Marion Abeille, Manon Burg, Caroline Honorien, Léopoldine Turbat, Hugo Soucaze and Victorien Soufflet.

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P29 Intimate Conviction – Harriet Raab >< Toshiaki Noda — Opening Thursday January 27, from 5pm

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e1f6bcc8-8c86-4ba4-b0ad-306f7706d233.jpg Intimate Conviction
Harriet Raab >< Toshiaki Noda

Opening at OV Project Thursday January 27, from 5pm to 9pm

Exhibition : 27.01.2021 – 05.03.2021

 

The « Intimate Conviction » project is a dialogue between two artists: the Japanese ceramic artist Toshiaki Noda and the Swedish painter Harriet Raab. From different backgrounds, Noda and Raab express their art through totally opposite mediums. Harriet Raab’s paintings produced on large surfaces with bright and sharp colors are confronted with Toshiaki Noda’s ceramics.

Toshiaki Noda (b. 1982) was born in Arita in the prefecture of Saga in Japan; an area very well known for its masterful ceramic craftsmanship since the beginning of the 17th century. Influenced by his parent’s famous ceramics dealer, Noda  naturally focuses on this medium –  as Japanese tradition requires. Unlike the smooth consistent surfaces of traditional ceramics, Noda uses the plasticity of clay to  create shapes  with pronounced gestures that explore an infinitely personal texture and colored hues. His creative process includes a unique manual style achieved through sculpting and stacking but also a game of creation and destruction arising according to his desires.

The themes of life and death mixed with this search for harmony in the distortion of daily objects that the art of Toshiaki Noda  invokes Is coupled with the spirit of Harriet Raab’s works. The resulting two-person exhibition (the first, in Belgium, for each artist) is a dance of styles that simultaneously  stimulate one viscerally and emotionally. 

Stockholm based Harriet Raab, creates work that immerses us in her deep-seated intimacy. Non-academic, Harriet’s work draws its strength and power from her emotions, her memories as well as in fleeting images of yesterday and today. Without prior design of her project, the artist deliberately launches into the virgin canvas. Improvisation – almost musical – is totally part of her creative process. Harriet Raab’s painting is in perpetual motion, it builds itself deliberately in an intuitive almost furtive way. The unforeseen gives birth to this work: a movement of the body, a projection of paint, a phrase that arises… Permanently remodeled”, thought again, refined, Raab’s work is driven by a desire for depth and spirituality.

 

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B – 1050 Brussels

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Cell: +32 486 43 43 44
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Cell: +32 492 07 35 28

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or by appointment

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From left to right:

– Harriet Raab, Tell them, 2020-2021, Oil, oil stick, oil pastels, soft pastels, collage, spray, paint on canvas, 130 x 193 cm
© Courtesy of Harriet Raab

– Toshiaki Noda, Untitled, 2021, Ceramic, 8 x 6 x 6 in. (20.3 x 15.2 x 15.2 cm)
© Courtesy of Toshiaki Noda

 

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Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops : « Pillage » de l’exposition

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Samedi 29.01.2022, 18 h 30

Pillage

démontage festif de l’exposition Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops

Karolina Markiewicz & Pascal Piron

avec la participation de l’orchestre
Takht Orientale (dir. Shafi Badreddin)

Clore Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops (en cours jusqu’au 31 janvier), c’est un peu comme rompre une longue amitié. C’est l’arrivée à l’autre bout de l’arc-en-ciel. Mais est-ce vraiment la fin, ou seulement l’entrée dans une nouvelle phase, une énième mouture d’une exposition qui dès son commencement s’est voulue polymorphe?

Avec Pillage, les artistes Karolina Markiewicz et Pascal Piron vous invitent – comme le mot l’indique – à « piller », à dérober ou du moins vous approprier poliment et dans les règles des objets issus de l’exposition. Peintures, drapeaux, sable… emportez avec vous une partie de l’exposition, souvenir finalement plus tangible et, pour reprendre les mots du poète Mahmoud Darwich, plus fort que la mémoire !

19 h 00 + 20 h 00 : Takht Orientale (concert)

Mais, Pillage c’est aussi une fête. Qui plus est, en musique, avec la présence de l’orchestre Takht Orientale dirigé par le compositeur syrien Shafi Badreddin. Formé à l’Institut supérieur de musique de Damas et au Conservatoire de Lyon, Badreddin dirige aussi l’Orchestre Ornina, avec lequel il s’est produit à la Philharmonie de Berlin en 2020 et 2019, ainsi qu’au Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg en 2018 et 2016.

Takht Orientale ce sont :

Abou Gabi (chant solo)
Shadia Abou Hamdan (chant)
Raid Khatib (chant)
Nazem Badraldeen (chant)
Amin Al Darwish (chant)
Mazen Hussien (violon)
Kefah Bader Aldin (violoncelle)
Shafi Badreddin (nay)
L’atlante Mahmoud (qanoun)
Hadil Mirkhan (oud)
Mmjad Sukar (percussion)

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Woven in Vegetal Fabric: On Plant Becomings

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Woven in Vegetal Fabric: On Plant Becomings

Mercredi 26.01.2022, 12 h 00

Conférence publique de l’artiste-chercheur Sam Erpelding, doctorant à l’Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität de Linz (Autriche)

La conférence publique intitulée « Ecoacoustic research and its expression through ecological sonic visual art » porte sur la recherche artistique écologique et aborde les stratégies de recherche et de composition éco-acoustiques. L’objectif est de présenter les domaines de l’écologie des paysages sonores et de l’écoacoustique, ainsi que l’art multimédia écologique à l’aide de ce projet de doctorat.

Parmi les principaux sujets qui seront abordés, citons : l’entrée dans les domaines de la sonification des données, de la musique électroacoustique et acousmatique, et de l’art sonico-visuel ; la reconnaissance des sons de la nature, de leurs fluctuations et de leurs nuances subtiles ; la compréhension des fragments d’extinction dans notre monde moderne bruyant. Le pouvoir du travail de sensibilisation, de la tranquillité et de l’écoute profonde est une nécessité pour l’héritage de notre fragile environnement sonore.

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Mercredi 26.01.2022, 19 h 00 + 20 h 00

Performance de Leonie Brandner avec la chorale Jubilatt 

My Ears Are My Eyes (Mes oreilles sont mes yeux) est une réflexion sur la façon dont nous façonnons notre monde par l’écoute, le sommeil et la narration, racontée à travers l’histoire d’une fleur qui fleurit la nuit – l’onagre. Il s’agit d’une installation multisensorielle sous la forme d’un jardin nocturne. On entend le son des grillons et le parfum subtil de l’onagre, tandis qu’un projecteur se déplace lentement au-dessus de l’installation.

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Jeudi 27.01.2022, 12 h 00

Conférence de Véronique Rouleau, candidate au doctorat, Université Laval, Canada

Rien ne vit sur notre planète sans mort ni décomposition. Lorsque les plantes meurent, elles deviennent des sources de matière organique du sol. Elles constituent des éléments nutritifs dans le sol, nécessaires à la croissance de nouvelles plantes. Véronique Rouleau explorera ce cycle, vital pour la santé du sol et des plantes, et animé par des organismes souvent sous-estimés : les micro-organismes du sol. Ce qui souligne l’importance de prendre soin de nos sols, qui sont le fondement de la vie végétale sur Terre.

En anglais

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Jeudi 27.01.2022, 20 h 30

Vernissage de l’exposition avec Leonie Brandner, Catherine Duboutay, Carlos Molina

Curateur : Charles Rouleau (artiste-curateur)

Le projet Woven In Vegetal Fabric: On Plant Becomings de Charles Rouleau cherche à créer un forum où artistes, universitaires, scientifiques et penseurs se rencontrent pour réfléchir ensemble au concept de « devenir » d’un point de vue phytocentrique, en suivant les fils pour pénétrer dans un monde tissé dans le tissu végétal.

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Exposition du 28.01 au 27.02.2022

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Montez Press January Newsletter

Montez Press News
January 2022

→ Happy New Year!
→ Our new guest editor for this year’s Interjection Calendar
→ 2022 New Releases
→ Welcome Back from MPR

Welcome back and Happy New Year from everyone at Montez Press

 

The new year has finally arrived, and we’re excited to let you into our plans for what’s to come in 2022 at Montez Press. Read on to find out more about Onyeka Igwe, our new guest editor for this year’s Interjection Calendar, learn about some of our new collaborations in this month’s Montez Press Radio schedule, and for more information on our publishing timeline for the first half of 2022.

We hope you’ve missed us as much as we’ve missed you!

→ Welcome back to Montez Press

Installation Image of the names have changed, including my own, and truths have been altered in One+The Other, Camden Arts Centre, London, UK, 16 November-21 November 2021. Photo by Nelta Kasprian.

Introducing our new guest editor for the Interjection Calendar: Onyeka Igwe 

Onyeka Igwe is an artist and researcher working between cinema and installation, and born and based in London, UK. Through her work, Onyeka is animated by the question —  how do we live together? — with particular interest in the ways the sensorial, spatial and non-canonical ways of knowing can provide answers to this question.

Onyeka uses embodiment, voice, archives, narration and text to create structural ‘figure-of-eights’, a format that exposes a multiplicity of narratives. The work comprises untying strands and threads, anchored by a rhythmic editing style, as well as close attention to the dissonance, reflection and amplification that occurs between image and sound.

Her most recent work, a so-called archive (2020), imagines the ‘lost’ films of both the former Nigerian Film Unit in Lagos, one of the first self-directed outposts of British visual propaganda engine the Colonial Film Unit (1932–1955), as well as the former British Empire and Commonwealth Museum (2022-2009), previously housed in the vaults of one of Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s most famous railway designs in Bristol Temple Meads, UK. Onyeka uses distinctive soundscapes, choral arrangements, and a radio play within the confines of images from an archive building’s exquisite corpse, to reveal a colonial residue and point to evidence of a broader attitude towards Britain’s colonial past.

→ Read more about Onyeka Igwe’s work on her artist site

In the publishing pipeline for 2022

 

New Mind Mapping Forms

is a handwritten diary by Eva Ďurovec, who works as a software tester forty hours a week while also studying art. For her, there are never enough hours in the day to complete everything, to comply with everything. And then there is also her desire to have children of her own. The question is: how can all of this be reconciled within the profession of artist? Ďurovec investigates the possibilities that arise from different class formats, and asks what we produce and reproduce — with our bodies, through our routines, trapped between the recurring desires and cruelties of daily life.

 

Pfeil #15 – Bread

As one of the oldest human-made staple foods, and with a strong significance rooted in the dawn of agriculture and the settling of land, this issue focuses on the meaning of “Bread”, from its seeds to the crumbs, directly and indirectly, as in economy, circulation, disposal, nurture, as a meaning of life, as a component for rituals, as a good to be shared. With contributions by: Adnan Softić, Alice Creischer, Aseel AlYaqoub, Beat Bächi, Christian Parenti, Clara Alisch, Julien Fargetton, Lauralee Pope, Lexie Smith, Lila de Magalhaes, Lucia Graf, Maia Schall, Małgorzata Fonfria-Pereda, Mladen Stilinović, Mirna Bamieh, Nina Beier, Nina Kuttler, Peter Wächtler, Rustum Kozain, Schwester Ruth, Vincent Ramos.

 

Interjection 007

Our Interjection 2021 (007) publication, guest edited by Ashleigh Williams, will be released in March of this year, and celebrated with a launch event featuring newly commissioned performances from contributors Pete MacHale, Hassnat Sikander and Leah Coughlan. 

 

→ Keep up to date with our 2022 releases

Montez Press Radio January Broadcast
 

This month we’ll be broadcasting from the 25th to the 29th of January, from our studio in NYC and from our London studio on Thursday the 27th. 

January 25th we’ll be hosting some programs from the Year of Uncertainty at Queens Museum.  

→ Year of Uncertainty at the Queens Museum

January 26th we will be broadcasting from 11am-8pm, starting with Important Books (or, Manifestos Read by Children) from Stanley Schtinter, and leading into shows with Meetka Otto, Gryphon Rue, Dena Yago and Anton van Dalen (who has been raising pigeons on New York’s Avenue A since 1971), Niloufar Emamifar with Benjamin Hirte and Pujan Karambeigi, Joanne Robertson and Kool Music, and Channel PTP.

January 27th, from 11.30am-7pm UK time or 6.30am-2pm NYC, MPR will be broadcasting from London with shows from Frances Whorrall-Campbell, Quay Airo, Enya Sullivan and Cat, angelicaa, Maria Mahfooz and Hugo Hutchins, December 2021’s Interjection writer Matilde Cerruti Quara, and Terribilis. We’re back in NYC at 6pm for Das Audit and Real No Real. 

January 28th we’re on from 11am-8pm, with a morning set from Glass and Andrea Larry, followed by Swiss Institute with Jose Segebre, Angharad Williams and Carolina Mendoça, Edition Erich Schmid from Asha Sheshadri, Mattin, yyed and Duncan Harrison, Scrump Runt research with Maya Ben David, Jessica Price Eisner, Iain Soder and Claudia Slogar Rick, and closing out the day with shows from Guy Weiwei and Mom Weiwei, Nídia and Kaitlin Philips.

January 29th from 1-11pm we’ll be showcasing recurring New York contributors Tongue and Cheek, Art Against Displacement,TNT, Mutamur, The Psychic Liberation Show, The Radio Show, Sibling Gardens, Civilization, and Noise & Politics. 

A big New Year thank you to all of you who continue to support Montez Press and MPR. A reminder that you can listen back to all our shows on our global playlist, or gain access to our entire archive by signing up as an official Supporter for $25. Here’s to 2022!

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Ons feestjaar start met nieuwe edities, nieuwe residenten en nieuwe open calls!

Our anniversary year starts with new editions, new residents and new open calls! 

FEESTJAAR 2022
50 jaar Frans Masereel Centrum
50 years of Frans Masereel Centrum
NL – In 2022 viert het Frans Masereel Centrum haar 50ste verjaardag!
Sinds 1972 groeide het centrum uit tot een internationaal geroemde residentieplek met vooraanstaande expertise in printed matter. Vieren doen we het jaar rond met o.a. de piloot-editie van Hibernus (zie verderop), gastkunstenaar Vaast Colson, een zomertentoonstelling van Slavs & Tatars, een nieuwe publicatie van Hannah Black en niet te vergeten: een groot feest in het najaar waarbij ook een uitvoerig naslagwerk over onze geschiedenis gepresenteerd zal worden!

EN – In 2022, the Frans Masereel Center will celebrate its 50th anniversary!
Since 1972, the center has grown into an internationally renowned residence spot with leading expertise in printed matter. We celebrate all year round with the pilot edition of Hibernus (see below), guest artist Vaast Colson, a summer exhibition by Slavs & Tatars, a new publication by Hannah Black, and last but not least: a big party in the autumn during which an exhaustive reference book about our history will be presented! 

EDITIES
Hibernus #1
New limited editions by four contemporary artists
NL – Met het feestproject Hibernus knoopt het Frans Masereel Centrum opnieuw aan bij een belangrijke traditie die teruggaat op een voorstel van Jef Geys uit 1972 om een map uit te brengen met werk van vier kunstenaars.
Vijftig jaar later brengen we met Hibernus #1 gloednieuw werk samen van hedendaagse kunstenaars Pélagie Gbaguidi, Emmanuelle Quertain, Océane Vallot en Joris Van de Moortel

Hun edities worden gepresenteerd tijdens LEAF (Limited Edition Art Fair) in Villa Empain van 11 tot 13 februari 2022.
We verloten 5 duotickets voor de beurs. Maak je graag kans? Beantwoord voor 28 januari deze mail met vermelding van de kunstenaar(s) wiens editie je graag wil ontdekken. 

EN – With the anniversary project Hibernus, the Frans Masereel Centrum reconnects with an important tradition that goes back to a proposal by Jef Geys in 1972 to publish a folder with work by four artists.
Fifty years later, Hibernus #1 brings together new work by contemporary artists Pélagie Gbaguidi, Emmanuelle Quertain, Océane Vallot and Joris Van de Moortel.

Their limited editions will be presented during LEAF (Limited Edition Art Fair) in Villa Empain on February 11, 12 and 13. We give away 5 duo tickets for the fair. Want to enter the raffle? Let us know before January 28th which artist(s)'s edition you are curious about by replying to this newsletter.  

A preview of Pélagie Gbaguidi's edition. Video portraits of Emmanuelle Quertain, Océane Vallot and Joris Van de Moortel will follow soon! 

OPEN CALLS
Collectieven en kunststudenten: meld je aan
Open call for artist collectives and art students
NL – Wegens groot succes organiseren we in het najaar van 2022 opnieuw residenties voor kunstenaarscollectieven en kunststudenten. Wil je als collectief of student werken rond een hedendaags, print-gerelateerd project in onze gespecialiseerde ateliers? Dien dan je voorstel in via onze open calls! Aanmelden kan vanaf 28 januari, de deadline is 1 maart 2022. 

EN – Due to great success, we will once again organize residencies for artist collectives and art students in the autumn of 2022. Do you want to work as a collective or student on a contemporary, print-related project in our specialized studios? Then submit your proposal via our open calls! You can register from January 28, the deadline is March 1, 2022. 

RESIDENTEN 2022
We ontvangen bijna 50 kunstenaars dit jaar!
Home to nearly 50 artists this year!
WELKOM – WELCOME:

Alan Reid – Andrea Salerno – Ani Ekin Özdemir – Ann Karine Bourdeau Leduc – Arash Fakhim – Ash Kilmartin – Buthayna Ali – Caroline Coolen – Christopher Van Ginhoven Rey – Colin Lyons –  Delany Boutkan – Efrat Merin – Els Opsomer – Ep Park – Felix Kindermann – Henrik Olai Kaarstein – Jean Bernard Koeman – Johan Van Oeckel – Joris Van de Moortel – Josse Pyl – Kamaria Shepherd – Katja Mater – Leekyung Kang – Leonhard Rothmoser – Liesbeth Van Heuverswijn – Lucy Cordes Engelman – Manon Clement – Maria Kley – Marilou Dejans – Matilde Everaert – Matthew Brannon – Meng Zhang – Merve Kilicer – Michelle Son – Millie Rose Dobree – Myrthe van der Mark – Paulien Jans – Petru Ciocoiu – Phoebe Kerr – Pollyanna Yim – Prinz – Rachel Bacon – Roel Goussey – Ruth Pelzer Montada – Sana Owais – Slavs & Tatars – Vaast Colson – Wouter De Raeve

NL – De volgende open call voor een Kunstenaarsresidentie in 2023 zal op 1 april 2022 gelanceerd worden met als deadline 10 mei 2022. 

EN – The next open call for an Artist Residence in 2023 will be launched on April 1st 2022, the deadline is May 10th 2022. 

BOOKSHOP
Nieuwe aanwinsten in onze bookshop
New additions to our bookshop
NL – De publicaties Pool 3 en Pool 4 van Nora Turato zijn sinds kort beschikbaar in onze online bookshop. Het gaat om een beperkte oplage, dus er snel bij zijn is de boodschap! 

EN – The publications Pool 3 and Pool 4 by Nora Turato were recently added to our online bookshop. Don't hesitate to order as supplies are limited! 

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Q-O2 News :: cancelled: lecture-performance by Peggy Pierrot only via radio


 workspace for experimental music and sound art

lecture-performance as live radio transmission – unfortunately the live event has been cancelled, but you can attend it online via radio p-node
22 January – 20h
Songing With Our Ancestors – lecture-performance by Peggy Pierrot
From Drexciya and other Detroit techno bands, to historians and science fiction writers, to Solomon Rivers, author of speculative and literary fiction such as The Deep, the Atlantic Ocean – known here as the Black Atlantic – has been the crucible for stories of loss and flight, abduction and rebirth. This radio program invites us to dive into this black ocean in search of these sounds and stories.
Event as radio transmission only via ∏-node.
[more info]

post-residency performance with live radio transmission
27 January – 18h (doors 17h30 – start of event 18h sharp because of radio transmission)
Paula Montecinos Oliva + Geraldine Vanspauwen & Maan Methven
18h – Paula Montecinos Oliva: (Un)bound wor(l)ds
How can poetics become a dance? How can a word become a sound? When we connect every word with its own music, what intermediate spaces emerge? Through a remote collaborative research with performer and poet Johan Mijail (DR) the human voice as a transductive device will be explored, collective claims and poetics of diaspora and migration will be converted into a performative sonic experience.
18h45 – Zemlya (Geraldine Vanspauwen and Maan Methven)
Under the name of Zemlya, Geraldine Vanspauwen and Maan Methven work together with sound as a profound source from which the musical and the visual world can be interwoven, layered landscapes and new compositional techniques discovered, as a source able to cross  between the physical and the non-physical world, to connect clarity and distortion, intimacy and feedback or noise.
[more info]
This is a Covid Safe Ticket Event

Second Sundays #28
13 February – 17h (doors 16h30) – free
Céline Gillain
Second Sundays is a monthly series. 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. The sessions try to put value on listening to recorded music in a social setting as a space for discussion. The series takes place on the second Sunday of every month. Each session is paired with a cocktail-of-the-month, as decided by the invited guest.
For its twenty-eighth edition, Second Sundays invites Céline Gillain.
[more info]
This is a Covid Safe Ticket Event

workshop
19 February – 14h-18h
The IKO audio speaker – workshop with Jürgen De Blonde
IKO is an audio speaker that is able to project Higher Order Ambisonics in a unique way, namely, from a central point outwards instead of the usual way, via an array or surround speaker arrangement towards the centre.
[more info and registration]

save the date: concert
19 February – 19h
New audio works for the IKO speaker
Experience the IKO audio speaker through a couple of new compositions.
[more info]

workshop (full)
22 January – 14h-18h
Songing With Our Ancestors – Voice Workshop with Johanna Peine and TOI (full)
How much of jellyfish, fish or amphibian is still present in the human body and voice? In this workshop we try to get to the bottom of this question by exploring the movements of early phylo- and ontogenesis in connection with the sound of our voice. In a journey through the evolution of the voice, we will encounter these phenomena and questions in a practical way and at the same time unfold the potential of the voice.
Organised by VUB Crosstalks and Kaaitheater. Registration mandatory.
[more info]

installation
7 December – 13 February
Farida Amadou
Extended! In the framework of Europalia, Farida Amadou presents an audiovisual installation in two parts. A first space, littered with objects from the railway universe, is mixed with amplified piano chords, allowing the public to create a sound improvisation. A second space combines moving images of trains in Belgium. They merge to create a compilation of contemporary perspectives. She integrates sounds that she has captured during recent collaborations with musicians from all walks of life, recorded during 2020.
[more info]

save the date: Showcase Emerging Sound
14 May – 20h (free upon reservation)
Marija Rasa Kudabaité, Vica Pacheco, Léa Roger, Raphael Malfliet
Every year STUK, Q-O2 and Musica present a sample of new sound art in Belgium. Although these artists are active in a variety of disciplines, this edition focuses primarily on electroacoustic live performances, in which composition and improvisation come together.Showcase Emerging Sound is a project of STUK – Huis voor Dans, Beeld & Geluid, Q-O2 Werkplaats, Musica, Impulscentrum voor Muziek & C-TAKT.
[more info]

podcast
Sébastien Roux & Ensemble Thymes
Listen to our newest podcast, in which you hear Sébastien Roux and Ensemble Thymes play and present “Les Disparitions”.
Q-O2 podcast channel

Oscillation ::: Tuned Circuits – releases
In case you have missed parts of the festival Oscillation ::: Tuned Circuits last April/May, here is your second chance:

4 split-albums, with a selection of pieces recorded at the festival, are now available as digital releases on Bandcamp: 
Oscillation ::: Tuned Circuits 1 > Jonáš Gruska / Farida Amadou
Oscillation ::: Tuned Circuits 2 > Billy Roisz / Jeroen Uyttendaele
Oscillation ::: Tuned Circuits 3 > Stellan Veloce / Yannick Guédon with Rebecca Lane & Catherine Lamb
Oscillation ::: Tuned Circuits 4 > Catherine Lamb with Bryan Eubanks & Rebecca Lane / Lukas De Clerck

Furthermore, most of the talks and some radio works created for the festival, are available now on our Podcast Channel:
You can listen to Lendl Barcelos, Jonas Gruska, Edyta Jarzab, Goodiepal, Anna Steiden, Pierre Deruisseau, Sarah van Lamsweerde & Esther Mugambi & Raoul Carrer.

still available
podcasts, books, cassette releases, videos.

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TOMORROW: SLOW READING CLUB Open Studio Artist-in-residence