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Fondation CAB, Brussels, 2021 During the exhibition FRED SANDBACK, we are pleased to invite your family to a Creative Workshop for Children. The children will be guided to develop their sense of observation and their creativity through a workshop. An interactive tour of the exhibition will also be given followed by a story and a snack. The workshop will be in French. CURRENT EXHIBITION IN BRUSSELS FRED SANDBACK From 07/09/2021 to 26/06/2022 Open from Wednesday to Saturday, from 12 to 6 pm Untitled (Sculptural Study,Eighteen-part VerticalConstruction), c. 1978/2021, Fondation CAB, 2021, Photography Antoine Lippens, © The Estate of Fred Sandback, Courtesy: David Zwirner Fondation CAB is honored to present Fred Sandback, a solo exhibition featuring sculptures and reliefs by the renowned American artist (1943–2003). The exhibition includes artworks shown in historic exhibitions and other sculptures never previously exhibited. It traces the different periods of the artist’s oeuvre, featuring linear sculptures in acrylic yarn, elastic cord, and steel rod. The artist conceived a relationship to spaces seemingly both dematerialized and entirely concrete, highlighting planes and volumes achieved with great economy of means. Sandback invested the void while connecting the floor, ceiling, and walls, inscribing all these elements. In all his work, Sandback combined the exactitude of the physical sciences with the delicacy of corporeal affect. An additional monumental artwork is presented in the Building Flagey in Ixelles. This exhibition and its publication have been realized by Fondation CAB in cooperation with the Fred Sandback Estate and Archive.
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SLOW READING CLUB Open Studio Artist-in-residence Saturday 22nd of January, from 3 to 6 pm Slow Reading Club, Fondation CAB, Brussels, 2021 Fondation CAB is happy to welcome you to visit the studio of our 16th artists-in-residence Slow Reading Club on Saturday 22nd of January from 3 to 6 pm. Slow Reading Club (SRC) is a semi-fictional reading group initiated in 2016 by dancer and choreographer Bryana Fritz (*1989, Illinois USA) and artist Henry Andersen (*1992, Sydney AUS). They deal in constructed situations for collective and individual reading. Slow Reading Club collaborate on durational reading sessions, exhibitions, performances and printed matter and are currently producing a collectively-written road novel.
For their residency at Fondation CAB, Slow Reading Club prepare a set of Symmetrical Angel Poems; axiomatically constructed poems presented on a number of hand woven supports.
CURRENT EXHIBITION IN BRUSSELS FRED SANDBACK Till 26/06/2022 Open from Wednesday to Saturday, from 12 to 6 pm Untitled (Sculptural Study,Eighteen-part VerticalConstruction), c. 1978/2021, Fondation CAB, 2021, Photography Antoine Lippens, © The Estate of Fred Sandback, Courtesy: David Zwirner Fondation CAB is honored to present FRED SANDBACK, a solo exhibition featuring sculptures and reliefs by the renowned American artist (1943–2003). The exhibition includes artworks shown in historic exhibitions and other sculptures never previously exhibited. It traces the different periods of the artist’s oeuvre, featuring linear sculptures in acrylic yarn, elastic cord, and steel rod. The artist conceived a relationship to spaces seemingly both dematerialized and entirely concrete, highlighting planes and volumes achieved with great economy of means. Sandback invested the void while connecting the floor, ceiling, and walls, inscribing all these elements. In all his work, Sandback combined the exactitude of the physical sciences with the delicacy of corporeal affect. An additional monumental artwork is presented in the Building Flagey in Ixelles. This exhibition and its publication have been realized by Fondation CAB in cooperation with the Fred Sandback Estate and Archive.
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Fondation CAB, Brussels, 2021 During the exhibition FRED SANDBACK, we are pleased to invite your family to a Creative Workshop for Children. The children will be guided to develop their sense of observation and their creativity through a workshop. An interactive tour of the exhibition will also be given followed by a story and a snack. The workshop will be in French. CURRENT EXHIBITION IN BRUSSELS FRED SANDBACK From 07/09/2021 to 26/06/2022 Open from Wednesday to Saturday, from 12 to 6 pm Untitled (Sculptural Study,Eighteen-part VerticalConstruction), c. 1978/2021, Fondation CAB, 2021, Photography Antoine Lippens, © The Estate of Fred Sandback, Courtesy: David Zwirner Fondation CAB is honored to present Fred Sandback, a solo exhibition featuring sculptures and reliefs by the renowned American artist (1943–2003). The exhibition includes artworks shown in historic exhibitions and other sculptures never previously exhibited. It traces the different periods of the artist’s oeuvre, featuring linear sculptures in acrylic yarn, elastic cord, and steel rod. The artist conceived a relationship to spaces seemingly both dematerialized and entirely concrete, highlighting planes and volumes achieved with great economy of means. Sandback invested the void while connecting the floor, ceiling, and walls, inscribing all these elements. In all his work, Sandback combined the exactitude of the physical sciences with the delicacy of corporeal affect. An additional monumental artwork is presented in the Building Flagey in Ixelles. This exhibition and its publication have been realized by Fondation CAB in cooperation with the Fred Sandback Estate and Archive.
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Chircales, a screening presented by filmmaker, curator, and writer Jesse Lerner The special one-night-only screening brings together two films that represent what anthropologist Michael Taussig called the “spaces of death” in Latin America, Annalisa D. Quagliata’s Ñores (sin señalar) (2017) and Marta Rodríguez and Jorge Silva’s Chircales (1972). Lerner contextualizes the films in radical and alternative Latin American filmmaking traditions and the shared experience of death and extinction that has traversed Latin America. Organized in conjunction with The Missing Circle, an exhibition curated by Magalí Arriola, on view (by appointment) at KADIST San Francisco through January 22, 2022. RSVP here for the Zoom link. Incidents (of Travel): Riga, Latvia
Images: Marta Rodríguez and Jorge Silva, Chircales, 1972, film still; Incidents (of Travel): Riga, Latvia
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