Final Chance • Visit Marcel Broodthaers & R. H. Quaytman

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Visit the exhibitions of Marcel Broodthaers and R. H. Quaytman before they close for good on Sunday 30 January.  Never again will you see as many Industrial poems by Broodthaers together in one place, alongside R. H. Quaytman’s reinterpretation of Antoine Wiertz’s ‘modern subjects’. Do not miss out on this unique opportunity!

FINAL CHANCE | PLAN YOUR VISIT

EVENTS

GUIDED TOUR

LOOK WHO’S TALKING – DIRK SNAUWAERT (NL)
 

This last late night opening of the winter exhibitions, WIELS director and Broodthaers expert Dirk Snauwaert guides you through the exhibition Industrial Poems, Open Letters. Currently sold out, but don’t hesitate to join the waiting list or participate to the extra tour on Sunday 30-01.
 
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EXHIBITION ACTIVITY

MAKE YOUR OWN INDUSTRIAL POEM
 

Follow Marcel Broodthaers’s footsteps and make your own vacuum-formed plate in the WIELS KETS studio! A unique approach to the exhibition or a great personalised gift for a loved one!

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CLOSING WEEKEND

LECTURE / PRESENTATION

AN EVENING AROUND PENSE-BÊTE (FR)
 

The anniversary of Marcel Broodthaers’ birth and death, Friday 28 January, is commemorated by WIELS in collaboration with JAP (Jeunesse et Arts Plastiques) with an evening devoted to the key work Pense-Bête, a collection of poems in which the artist explored reading and perception. 

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GUIDED TOURS

 

Something for everyone! Join one of the various guided tours during the last weekend of the winter exhibitions (be quick: limited capacity per group).

SATURDAY _______________________________________________ 29-01

15:00 | Look Who’s Talking – Devrim Bayar (FR)
Curator Devrim Bayar takes you through the exhibition by R. H. Quaytman.
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SUNDAY __________________________________________________ 30-01

11:00 | Look Who’s Talking – Charlotte Friling (FR)
Curator Charlotte Friling takes you through the exhibition by Marcel Broodthaers. Sign up here.

12:00 | Family Funday in R.H. Quaytman – Modern Subjects, Chapter Zero (NL/FR)
A bilingual family visit tailored to children between 2 and 12 years old. Sign up here. 

13:00 | Look Who’s Talking – Dirk Snauwaert (NL)
WIELS Director and Broodthaers expert Dirk Snauwaert takes you through the exhibition by Marcel Broodthaers. Sign up here.

14:00 | Family Funday in Marcel Broodthaers – Industrial Poems, Open Letters (NL/FR)
A bilingual family visit tailored to children between 2 and 12 years old. Sign up here. 

15:00-17:00 | Create an Industrial Poem (NL/FR)
Make your own vacuum-formed plate in the same technique as Marcel Broodthaers! No registration, access according to capacity of the Kets studio.
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RESIDENCY

HELLO NEW WIELS RESIDENTS!
 
This week, 6 new artists take up residence in the WIELS studios. Welcome to Henry Andersen, Alexis Gautier, Krista Mölder, Mashid Mohadjerin and María José Murillo, as well as Alexandre Kyungu, guest artist in collaboration with Europalia!
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MIXED MEDIA
 
(Re)watch from your couch the lectures organised around the exhibitions of Marcel Broodthaers & R.H. Quaytman!
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Inspired by the words of cultural philosopher George Steiner, Berserk Art Agency wishes you and your loved ones a wonderful and inspiring 2022.

Berserk Art Agency on Artsy

Berserk Art Agency has launched our digital hub at art platform Artsy and we are delighted to present to you a selection of available works of the artists we represent.

Make sure to follow us and don’t miss new available works and online exhibitions.

Kristof Van Heeschvelde

  • Art magazine Kunstletters visited Kristof Van Heeschvelde in his studio for an interview. Read it online here (Dutch only).

upcoming exhibitions

  • 28 January – 26 February 2022

Touch-line(s) #3 – Eva Steynen.Deviations, Antwerp (Belgium)

a group exhibition at the gallery with works from Christine Clinckx, Fred Michiels, Golnesa Rezanezhad, Johannes Ulrich Kubiak, Robert Soroko, Kristof Van Heeschvelde, Christian Van Haesendonck, Jan Verbruggen.

Touch-line(s) #3 opens during Borger Nocturne, 28.01 from 6pm

  • 19 February – 06 March 2022

There’s a Calm – CAS, Ostend (Belgium)

a group exhibition with works from Kristof Van Heeschvelde, Kathleen Vinck, Christophe Denys, Marc Galle.

Open during Museumnacht Oostende, 19th February 2022, 2 – 22pm

photo © Axel Himburg

Elke Andreas Boon

Visual artist and performer Elke Andreas Boon was granted a 3 month residency at La Cité in Paris by the Flemish government. Elke Andreas will be a fellow artist at La Cité from January until March.

Available works by Elke Andreas Boon can be found on Artsy. Not finding what you are looking for? Contact us.

Upcoming

  • 28.01.2022, 4AD, Diksmuide (Belgium)

Mati Le Dee + Chantal Acda

Mati Le Dee is the alter ego of Elke Andreas Boon with which she will be performing ‘The Broken Heart of Mati Le Dee’ at 4AD. A wonderful contemporary musical and visual performance on love, loss, wisdom, forgiveness and insight. Book your tickets online.

Watch the concert video here.

photo © Mati Le Dee

Daems Van Remoortere

We are delighted to share that Berserk Art Agency will represent Daems Van Remoortere’s body of visual art alongside their public installations.

Find a selection of available works by Daems Van Remoortere on Artsy.

Track Tracy

Daems Van Remoortere showed their AI driven interactive installation ‘Track Tracy’ in Turnhout between 24.12.2021 – 09.01.2022.

photo © Stad Turnhout

Recommended

  • Online course: Women in Art; ‘Ladies First’ a new online course (Dutch only) on the position of women in the art world. All info via Amarant.

  • Fan of Chantal Akerman? We can recommend you her autobiographical book ‘Ma Mère Rit’ in which Akerman gives us an insight in her life and her relationship with her mother and her family history.

Berserk Art Agency at Artsy

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Opening this week
Tuesday 11 Jan → Monday 17 Jan

Wed 12.01 — 16:00
Ballon Rouge
Carlotta Bailly-Borg

Wed 12.01 — 17:00
Fondation Thalie
Kiki Smith, 'Inner Bodies'

Thu 13.01 — 11:00
Templon
Ed & Nancy Kienholz

Thu 13.01 — 11:00
Xavier Hufkens
Rachel Eulena Williams – 'Joy & Rain'

Thu 13.01 — 14:00
Irène Laub Gallery
Stijn Cole – 'Souvenirs'

Thu 13.01 — 14:00
MLF | Marie-Laure Fleisch
Safaa Erruas & Katharina Hinsberg – 'Eloge de de la Ligne'

Thu 13.01 — 16:00
Damien & The Love Guru
Sharon Van Overmeiren – 'Ethereal Trap'

Thu 13.01 — 17:00
Super Dakota
Ecosystems of Relations

Thu 13.01 — 17:00
Sorry We're Closed
Milo Matthieu

Thu 13.01 — 17:00
Modesti Perdriolle Gallery
Paban Das Baul, Charley Case, Mayur and Tushard Vayeda – 'The Spring of the Ancestors'

Thu 13.01 — 18:00
Bernier/Eliades
Animal Farm

Fri 14.01 — 17:00
Galerie Nathalie Obadia
Agnès Varda – “Calder, Richier, Schlegel, Székely par Agnès Varda”

Sat 15.01 — 12:00
dépendance
L’Évidence Éternelle

Sat 15.01 — 14:00
La Patinoire Royale – Galerie Valérie Bach
João Freitas – 'Unshielded'

Sat 15.01 — 16:00
Eté 78
Floris Hovers – 'Imaginations'

Sat 15.01 — 18:00
Dauwens & Beernaert Gallery
Karl Philips – 'Combiticket'

Sun 16.01 — 14:00
Rossicontemporary
José Bonell – 'Through the Mirror'

Sun 16.01 — 14:00
Hopstreet Gallery
Fabrice Souvereyns – ‘Nectar’



Opening next week
Tuesday 18 Jan → Monday 24 Jan

Thu 20.01 — 11:00
Maruani Mercier
Hermann Nitsch – 'Nitsch'

Thu 20.01 — 11:00
Galerie de la Béraudière
Germaine Richier et la couleur

Thu 20.01 — 17:00
Michel Rein
Agnès Thurnauer

Thu 20.01 — 17:00
Stems Gallery
Dhewadi Hadjab, Arnaud Adami, Guillaume Bresson, Clément Poplineau, Julien Boudet, Christian Rex Van Minnen et Karel Funk

Thu 20.01 — 17:00
Hangar — Photo Art Center / Gallery
In the Shadow of Trees – PhotoBrussels Festival 06

Thu 20.01 — 18:00
La Verrière
Lucy Mckenzie – 'Buildings in Belgium, Buildings in Oil, Buildings in Silk'

Fri 21.01 — 14:00
Mendes Wood DM
Neïl Beloufa

Fri 21.01 — 16:00
La Loge
Katinka Bock – 'Common People'

Fri 21.01 — 18:00
Atelier 34zero Muzeum
Etudiants en sculpture de L’ENSAV La Cambre

Sat 22.01 —
iMAL, Center for Digital Cultures and Technology
Tools For Things And Ideas

Sat 22.01 —
Nino Mier Gallery
Andrea Breunig

Sat 22.01 — 11:00
Meessen De Clercq
Host + Guest = Ghost

Sat 22.01 — 12:00
Galeria Jaqueline Martins
Lennart Lahuis – 'Those hours that have lost their clock'

Sat 22.01 — 12:00
La Maison de Rendez-Vous
Kate Spencer Stewart

Sat 22.01 — 13:00
Fondation A Stichting
Helen Levitt, One, Two, Three, More

Sat 22.01 — 13:00
Harlan Levey Projects 1080
Elephy – 'Laying Bricks'

Sat 22.01 — 14:00
Rodolphe Janssen
Tom Poelmans – 'Next time you see me, it won’t be me'

Mon 24.01 — 18:00
Wiels – Contemporary art centre
Kasper Bosmans – 'Husbandry'

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HISK laureates 2021 exhibition ‘Various Positions’: Book launch

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Book launch HISK laureates 2021 exhibition ‘Various Positions’

Saturday 15.1.2022, 18:00 – 20:00
Join us for the launch of the HISK laureates 2021 publication ‘Various Positions’. On this occasion, the exhibition ‘Various Positions’ will be exceptionally open until 20:00.

Texts: Thomas Delamarre, Martin Germann, Benedicte Goesaert, Luk Lambrecht, Harlan Levey, Francisco Mancera, Ilse Roosens, Sonja Simonyi, Sam Steverlynck, Julie Van der Wielen, Thibaut Verhoeven, John C. Welchman
Graphic design: Studio Berga
Photography: Dani Ghercă, Jean-Pierre Stoop
Printer: die Keure

Image: Studio Berga

VARIOUS POSITIONS
HISK laureates 2021 exhibition
Curated by Sam Steverlynck 
OPEN
6.1.2022 – 30.1.2022
Thursday till Sunday, 12:00 – 18:00
Book launch Saturday 15.1.2022, 18:00 – 20:00
 
Gosset site – Building A (first floor)
Rue Gabrielle Petitstraat 4 – 6
1080 Brussels
 

The exhibition ‘Various Positions’, whose title is borrowed from Leonard Cohen’s homonymous album, brings together the artistic practices of the second-year candidate laureates at HISK. The red thread to their work is that they each create their own universe in an idiosyncratic manner. Hence, instead of imposing a far-fetched theme that tries to unite eleven totally different practices, each candidate is given the opportunity to express their artistic position to the full. While some adhere to a classic studio practice, others engage with the outside world. This to-and-fro movement from studio to the outside world can be correlated to two different ways of defining the self: one is the belief that the true self is hidden deep within each person. This is the so-called vertical, romantic worldview, whose philosophy of authenticity reveals a strong Platonic and Christian dimension. Conversely, according to the horizontal worldview, the self is not fixed, but in flux, constantly developing through interactions and encounters with others. This postmodernist viewpoint is suspicious of the idea of a fixed self.

Should one apply these concepts to the residency at the HISK, it would be clear that here, the vertical worldview is best reflected in the romantic vision of the studio where artists can explore their true, inner self, focusing on the production of their work in solitary confinement. 
The horizontal worldview could be linked to the many encounters experienced by the candidate laureates during their residency: conversations with fellow artists dropping by, invited guest lecturers providing feedback, and exchanges with the general public during the Open Studios and the Laureates Exhibition.

Shifting from the vertical to the horizontal worldview, the artists’ practices range from painterly, sculptural, photographic, or cinematographic quests to different ways of engaging with social or economic structures within our society. The artists all approach their subjects in distinctive ways; through the investigation of family histories—in a dreamlike installation evoking long-gone memories or through research as what lies behind stories of exile—or the exploration, for example, of Belgium’s linguistic situation, the country’s economic interests in its former colony, or through poetic reflections on our global economy. Although each artist occupies their own distinct position—both within the institute and inside their clearly defined zone in the exhibition—the scenography suggests diverse perspectives and vantage points, creating a network of links between each individual “island”, combining the vertical worldview of the true self in the studio with the horizontal worldview reflecting the encounter with others.

Participating artists: Dries 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)
 

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Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten
Higher Institute for Fine Arts
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Navette de l’art – Watch This Space 11 | Samedi 12 Février

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NAVETTE DE L’ART
Samedi 12 février 2022

Dans le cadre de la fin de la 11ème édition de Watch This Space, 50° nord organise une fête de clôture au BPS22, à Charleroi.
À cette occasion, une navette est organisée le même jour afin s’y rendre, en s’arrêtant au passage dans deux autres structures membres du réseau.

Watch This Space est un programme porté par 50° nord, qui a la particularité de faire découvrir la jeune génération d’artistes actif·ve·s dans la Région Hauts-de-France et la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
Dans plus de 20 lieux dédiés à l’art contemporain (structures adhérentes au réseau), les 16 artistes et duos d’artistes sélectionné·e·s ont été invité·e·s à produire de nouvelles œuvres et à concevoir des expositions depuis le mois de septembre 2021.

Rendez-vous sur notre site pour ne rien manquer de cette onzième édition de Watch This Space : www.50degresnord.net/watch-this-space-11.

AU PROGRAMME DE CETTE NAVETTE
 

 

TAMAT, Tournai
Série Chair de Sixtine Jacquart 
 

La série Chair comprend des œuvres produites lors de résidences à TAMAT (Tournai) et à Wolubilis (Bruxelles). Prenant la forme d’objets, de performances et de vidéos, elles associent des structures en élastique, bois et porcelaine qui font dialoguer l’animal et l’humain. Il s’agit de confronter la force du cheval à la fragilité de la porcelaine et de recontextualiser un rythme et des gestes issus d’avant l’industrialisation, dans une époque qui les a exclus. La fonction de ces outils est mystérieuse, sinon absurde. lls évoquent un imaginaire lié à l’animal travailleur.

Sixtine Jacquart, recherche performance Chair, 2021 © Sixtine Jacquart

Keramis, Centre de la céramique, La Louvière
Exposition Grande Ourse d’Alice Lotho
Installation À quoi ça tient ? de Camille Nicolle

Musée, espace d’art et de création dédié à la céramique, Keramis est érigé sur le site de l’ancienne faïencerie Boch à La Louvière, en Belgique. Ses expositions valorisent autant le savoir-faire de l’ancienne manufacture que la création céramique moderne et contemporaine.
Lauréate du Prix Résidence de C-14 de Paris, Alice Lothon est invitée en résidence à Keramis. En découle l’exposition Grande Ourse explorée lors de cette navette de l’art. La céramiste et collagiste française a créé une constellation inspirée des collections du musée, du surréalisme belge et du tarot.
Keramis propose ensuite de jouer avec l’installation de Camille Nicolle A quoi ça tient ?, une création issue d’un travail à l’atelier du musée. Les éléments moulés, modelés, imprimés sont manipulables et composent un paysage. 


Accrochage d’atelier © Caroline Rose

BPS22, Charleroi
Exposition Teen Spirit et Fête de Clôture Watch This Space 11

Teen Spirit est une exposition collective d’une trentaine d’artistes internationaux·ales rassemblé·e·s autour du thème de l’adolescence. À travers une soixantaine d’œuvres dont la plupart montrées pour la première fois en Belgique, l’exposition s’attache à déceler l’impact adolescent dans l’expression d’artistes contemporain·e·s. Certain·e·s artistes sélectionné·e·s usent d’un langage propre à la jeunesse et puisent leur inspiration dans les codes esthétiques de la contre-culture ou de la culture populaire adolescente.

Dès 17h15, retour sur la 11e édition du programme Watch This Space, remise des prix avec présentation des artistes récompensé·e·s, rencontres, échanges et cocktail de clôture.


Hernan Bas, The curious case of Matthew Manning Poltergeist, 2020, collection Peter Kichmann, Zurich

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Hoe kun je als kunstenaar wegblijven van gentrificatie en bijdragen aan een gezonde stad?

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intermission museum of art newsletter | january 2022

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current exhibition

januari 2022
ghostly matters
alice wilson | neja tomšič

intermission museum of art (ima) is proud to launch ghostly matters, featuring the collaborative work of alice wilson and neja tomšič. ghostly matters will be featured from 10 january 2022 to 27 february as the first installment of ima’s volume ii series.

ARTIST STATEMENT
 

the place behind your flat
the space behind my studio
the space behind your studio
the place behind my flat

a walk between neja tomšič and alice wilson

“beyond my back fence is a communal garden, we have a gate that opens onto it, it is able to be accessed by over 60 flats. i think on average one person a week goes in there, very occasionally on a sunny day a group will sit at the bench. the space is occupied by a gang of stray cats, the extended family of a neighbour’s long haired ginger cat, they’re hostile and fight a lot. it could be a nice space, it probably is a nice space, when i go in there, i feel all the eyes of the surrounding flats and i worry about treading in cat shit. i would really like to connect with this space, i stare at it beyond my garden fence for at least 20 minutes every morning, watching for squirrels. i don’t want to go there. i prefer it as somewhere i look. i’ve been thinking about the things we see every day but that we never enter, spaces or places that are visually familiar but not physically. the spaces we occupy and then the ones we look at, how do we occupy them, is that the difference between space and place?”

“there is something about what you said that resonates with me: a space valuable as a sight but not as a place to enter. although i am drawn to enter it, i always enjoyed just looking at it. i walked around the fences again today. Signs say that the place is under video surveillance, although I didn’t see any cameras and I doubt it’s true. I found a new spot to observe it and saw it from a different angle. About a half of it is a lake. I wish I could tell you the colour of water, but I somehow overlooked it. Birds and ducks found it and made it their home. Then a big part of it is a concrete platform on which stand the remains of construction pillars, made of concrete and iron rods, and when I looked at them, I had the fantasy of having a place like that open for walking or sitting around, among huge abandoned concrete sculptures. I wouldn’t want to change anything there, just open it, remove the fences and let people walk through.”

view exhibition | press release
 

future exhibitions
 

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

in case you missed it…

10 september — 23 october 2021
intermission museum of art + stand4 gallery | archive: volume i
@ stand4 gallery

press release | card | poster | checklist
download catalogue | purchase catalogue

ima | stand4 gallery

 

about ima

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

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

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Pierre Bismuth, talk at Centre Pompidou, 13/01

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13/01, 7pm – Centre Pompidou, Paris (Petite Salle)
Pierre Bismuth – Talk, Le Mensuel #18
Free entry, no registration
Language: French

As part of Pierre Bismuth’s solo exhibition on view until February 28th at Centre Pompidou, the artist will give a talk at the museum on January 13th. Pierre Bismuth will be discussing with Jean-Pierre Criqui, curator of the exhibition, Pauline Mari, art historian specialized in the links between cinema and the fine arts as well as with Hans Theys, philosopher and art critic. The evening will be punctuated by an intervention of Mathilde Serrell and her guest Victoire Finaz de Villaine, expert in chocolate and member of the French Academy of Chocolate and Confectionery.

More details here.

Pierre Bismuth
Everybody is an artist but only the artist knows it
Centre Pompidou, Paris
Level 4, Galerie 0
Until 28/02
 

Jan Mot
Petit Sablon / Kleine Zavel 10
1000 Brussels, Belgium
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Des chemins escarpés et de longues 4 voies, des falaises
frappées par l’écume, des tours de béton, des pics rocheux, la chaleur d’un
appartement plein de bois, et puis la forêt. De dispersions en retrouvailles,
on confond les gueules de bois avec les rhumes. Il va falloir se reposer encore
un peu avant de nous élancer comme des tigres dans l’année nouvelle. On reste
fermés cette semaine, ouverture espérée la suivante, on ne sera même pas en
retard pour les doux veux !

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Sharon Van Overmeiren in collaboration with Lotte Meret Effinger I Ethereal Trap I Opening Thursday 13. January 4-9pm I Brussels

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Damien & The Love Guru

 

with an exhibition text by Charlotte Norwood 

OPENING THURSDAY 13. JANUARY 4 – 9PM 
BRUSSELS 

 

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UPCOMING 

Christiane Blattmann
The Law
Opening 22. January 
& inauguration of the new gallery space
23. January – 19. March 2022
Damien & The Love Guru
Zürich

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

Mickael Marman
Heimweh 
27. January – 19. February 2022
Centralbanken / Santolarosa 
Oslo

Slow Reading Club
Open Studio
22. January 2022
Fondation CAB 
Brussels 

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

 

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Maandag 17 januari is zogenaamd de meest depressieve dag van het jaar, Blue Monday. Mister Motley werkt dit jaar graag mee aan wat warmte op deze koude, donkere januaridag. Daarom zijn we onderdeel van de redactie van De Blauwe Maandag, een krant met een hoopvolle blik op de wereld om ons heen. 
De krant is een initiatief van illustrator Joost Stokhof en ontwerper Bas Koopmans. Na het succes van vorig jaar is de editie van 2022 groter, dikker én mooier. Wederom gevuld met columns, reportages, kunst en gedichten die een positieve en verwachtingsvolle draai aan het dagelijks leven geven.

Deze keer lees je bijdragen van o.a. Adriaan van Dis, Yvette van Boven, Brian Elstak, Toon Tellegen, Robin Barry, Gershwin Bonevacia en Barbara Collé. Samen met hen verheffen we de poëzie van het alledaagse eenmalig tot krantenkoppen. 

Hoop is er om te delen. Daarom kun je De Blauwe Maandag alleen bestellen voor iemand anders. De krant krijg je van ons, je betaalt enkel de bezorg- en handelingkosten. 
 

Bestel hier direct De Blauwe Maandag

Met onder anderen

en vele anderen

 

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Op veler verzoek is het nu mogelijk om tot 10 kranten in een keer te bestellen. Daarnaast bieden we dit jaar de mogelijkheid een krant te laten bezorgen bij een voor jou onbekende. Verwondering verdient verspreiding, vinden wij. Wij zorgen ervoor dat dankzij jouw donatie de krant terecht komt bij iemand die een extra steuntje kan gebruiken.
 

Bestel snel!

Bestel uiterlijk maandag 10 januari en de krant wordt op zaterdag 15 januari bezorgd. Dat is ruim op tijd voor die akelige maandag. Bestel je later, dan valt de krant enkele dagen na Blue Monday op de mat. Wanneer je ook bestelt, de krant krijg je van ons. Jij betaalt enkel de bezorg- en handlingkosten.
 

Bestel hier De Blauwe Maandag

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Have a warm and culturally inspiring 2022!
Our cinema welcomes you back on 11 January and in February the exhibition Rewinding Internationalism opens its doors.
We look forward to seeing you again!

FILM

FILM – Discover the film programme of 2022! The cinema will open again on Tuesday 11 January with the gripping film Un Monde. On Sunday 16 January, EVA Aalst will be serving breakfast with the film Mijn Moeder is een Gorilla. And more crackers this month with Les Olympiades and There is No Evil. 

The screenings of The Worst Person in the World (28/12), Kom Hier Dat Ik U Kus (4/1) and Madres Paralelas (7/1 and 8/1) have been cancelled. All tickets have been refunded. Soon, we will check if and when we can reschedule these films.
More info >
 

REWINDING INTERNATIONALISM 

EXHIBITION – Rewinding Internationalism is conceived as a score across installation, sound, film, archival presentations and live rehearsals. The exhibition curated by Nick Aikens includes new commissions by artists susan pui san lok and Didem Pekün and existing work by Wendelien van Oldenborgh.

The exhibition sets up a dialogue between the 1990s and today. Works on display in the exhibition draw from source material relating to different social, political and cultural contexts from a decade when the construct of internationalism was in a deep state of flux. 

The exhibition opens on 19 February and runs until 1 May.
More info >  

PICL

FILM – Watch a film in our online cinema on Picl.be! Now you can watch a quality film at home from your couch, on the train or in your bath. Every film you watch on Picl.be, you also support us with. Enjoy Dragon Girl, Bergman Island and many more! 
View our offer (NL) >

IK ZAL EENS GOED KOMEN LACHEN MET UW EXPOSITIE
NEARBY – An exhibition with work by 31 artists on fine mockery and satire in contemporary art from 4 to 27 February in DISKUS.
More info (NL) >

4M
NEARBY – _wals_ is pleased to invite you to ‘4M’ with work by Rik De Boe, Johan De Wilde, Christophe Lezaire and Hillebrand van Kampen from 5 to 27 February.
More info (NL) >

TOP 053
NEARBY – On Sunday 6 February, you can watch and listen to the best of more than fifty years of pop music from Aalst, at home or in De Werf.
More info (NL)  >

The Covid Safe Ticket and a face mask are mandatory in Netwerk Aalst.
Keep a sufficient distance from others.

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Gautier Deblonde – Atelier – THURSDAY 13 JAN 6pm

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THURSDAY 13 JAN 6pm
BOOK SIGNING & EXHIBITION

GAUTIER DEBLONDE – ATELIER
Artist’s studios captured in panorama
 

Les Photographies de Gautier Deblonde, from Steidl Dangin provides a privileged glimpse behind the scenes to the source of artistic creation. Sixty studios have been captured in panorama, including the private spaces of Chuck Close, Anish Kapoor, Yayoi Kusama, Gerhard Richter and Kiki Smith among others.

We only have a limited quantity of books, Deblonde’s Atelier was published in 2014 and is out of stock since. 
 

Gautier Deblonde has photographed artists studios in America, Europe and Asia for the past years. He is particularly drawn to the studio as a subject, capturing the work in progress with ail the traces of creation, but without the artists themselves.

Book signing Thursday 13 January 6pm.
Vernissage & Exhibition from 13 till 29 January

Saint-Martin Bookshop
Rue de flandre 114 Vlaamsestwg
1000 Brussels, Belgium
+32 487 13 65 72

Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 7pm
& On appointment

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[n0dine] Exhibition + Publication = A Foray into Concreteness (A4; you for I; euphoria) by Kasper Demeulemeester and Jakob Van den Broucke
05/01/2022 – 12/02/2022 – n0dine

[EN] Kasper Demeulemeester and Jakob Van den Broucke move into the project space n0dine from 5 January to 12 February 2022. This collective living and working period will result in an exhibition and publication open to the public from 10 to 12 February. The basic material they start from is a collection of works on A4 both artists have created separately in recent years.

[NL] Kasper Demeulemeester en Jakob Van den Broucke nemen van 5 januari tot 12 februari 2022 hun intrek in de projectruimte n0dine. Deze collectieve leef- en werkperiode zal resulteren in een tentoonstelling en publicatie die publiek toegankelijk is van 10 tot 12 februari. Het basismateriaal van waaruit vertrokken wordt, is een verzameling werken op A4 die beide kunstenaars de afgelopen jaren afzonderlijk maakten.

start working process 05/01/2022
exhibition open 10-12/02/2022
n0dine, Rue de Lakensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
more info : nadine.be
image by Kasper Demeulemeester en Jakob Van den Broucke

[extra muros] You hunter You ‘the opening’ by Sara ten Westenend
09/01/2022 – Attenrode

[EN] You hunter You ‘the opening’ is an invitation to take part in a collective vocal exercise guided by oracle. This ritual takes place in an open field. The voice is used for sound and for silence.
You hunter You is a research by Sara ten Westenend. The hunt is used as a metaphor as well as a set up and timeline.

[NL] You hunter You ‘the opening‘ is een uitnodiging om deel te nemen aan een collectieve vocale oefening geleid door oracle. Dit ritueel vindt plaats in een open veld. De stem wordt gebruikt voor geluid en voor stilte.
You hunter You is een onderzoek van Sara ten Westenend. De jacht wordt gebruikt als metafoor en als set-up en tijdlijn.

06/02/2022, 10:00-13:00 (incl. silent lunch)
Places are limited, please make your reservation before 23 January 2022 ()
Bioboerderij, Langstraat 41, Attenrode (BE)
more info : nadine.be
supported by: Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Mondriaan Fonds, Bioboerderij Maarten Van Gool, nadine, oracle
image by Sara ten Westenend

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

Arthur Cordier: FREE COFFEE** NO SMARTPHONE FOR ETERNITY

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In Kürze

15.01.– 06.02.2022
Arthur Cordier
FREE COFFEE** NO SMARTPHONE FOR ETERNITY

Arthur Cordier, Kunst_Planten. Ausstellungsansicht, Hgtomi Rosa, Den Haag, 2021

Eröffnung: 14.01.2022, 18:00

Arthur Cordier behandelt Werbung so, wie Werbung den öffentlichen Raum behandelt. Für seine erste Einzelausstellung in einem Museum stellt der Künstler dem IKOB Büropflanzen und kostenlosen Kaffee zur Verfügung und verwandelt so die öffentlichen Räume der Institution auf ironische Weise in einen einladenden Ort von verwertbarer Effizienz. Die analytische und spielerische Herangehensweise des Künstlers an Themen wie Arbeitszyklen, Werbung oder Konsum zieht sich durch alle Elemente der Ausstellung. Cordier ist fasziniert von fadenscheinigem Motivationsmanagement, den Eigenheiten von Unternehmensrhetorik und selbstlegitimierenden Wirtschaftlichkeitsanalysen – wobei letztere den Titel der Ausstellung inspiriert haben.

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Kommende Veranstaltungen im IKOB

Sonntag, 23. Januar, 14 Uhr
GESPRÄCH MIT SOPHIE NYS

Die Künstlerin Sophie Nys spricht im IKOB über ihre in Eupen installierte Arbeit Zuweilen, zuzeiten, immer als Teil der diesjährigen EUROPALIA Ausstellung. Nach dem Gespräch findet ein gemeinsamer Spaziergang zum Kunstwerk statt. Weitere Infos hier.

Dienstag, 25. Januar, 18 Uhr
ÖFFENTLICHE FÜHRUNG

Entdecken Sie die Neuankäufe der Sammlung Ostbelgiens mit dem Vorsitzenden der Kunstkommission Dirk Tölke, sowie die Einzelausstellung von Arthur Cordier mit Kuratorin Brenda Guesnet.

Preis: 5€. Keine Anmeldung notwendig. Weitere Infos hier.

Letzte Chance

Bis 09.01.2022
BODIES IN BETWEEN
Studierende der Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln

Julia Maja Funke, RHO-DO-DEN-DRON, 2020, Ausstellungsansicht IKOB, 2021.

Mit den Künstler:innen: Javkhlan Ariunbold, Bidisha Das, Julia Maja Funke, Elinor Hasselberg, Constantin Leonhard, Jonathan Omer Mizrahi, Julian Quentin, Lia Sáile, Denys Saitov

Die Studierenden des ‚urban stage‘ Seminars unter der Leitung von Mischa Kuball der Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln (KHM) präsentieren transdisziplinäre Arbeiten und erschaffen multimediale Diskussionsräume. Die Künstler:innen setzen sich mit dringenden Themen einer globalisierten Welt auseinander, und gleichen diese mit den Spuren von lokalen Ausprägungen in der Umgebung des IKOB in Eupen auf unterschiedliche Weise ab. Die ausgestellten Werke bedienen sich den verschiedensten Quellen und Medien: Sie reichen von künstlicher Intelligenz, augmented reality und fotographischer Dokumentation über haptisch spürbarer Installation bis zur live Performance.

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Derzeit zu sehen

Bis 27.02.2022
WAS UNS ANGEHT
Neuankäufe der Sammlung Ostbelgiens

Vanessa Leissring, Swing, Netherlands, 2008, aus der Serie “Petrol Stations”. Fotografie, 24 x 36 cm © Vanessa Leissring und das Ministerium der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft

Mit den Künstler:innen: Markus Baldegger, Anja Bayerwaltes, Wolfgang Binding, Peter Buchholz, Jürgen Claus, Raphaël Demarteau, Marietta Dobbelstein, Yann Freichels, Roger Greisch, Roland Groteclaes, Helge Hommes, Norbert Huppertz, Justina Jablonska, Marc Kirschvink, Sophie Langohr, Eric Legrain, Vanessa Leissring, Céline Leuchter, Valentine Lilien, Tanja Mosblech, Annette Müllender, Andrea Radermacher-Mennicken, Sabine Rixen, Christian Roosen, Raoul Ubac, Romain Van Wissen, Ernst Wawra, Johannes Weber, Andrea Zang

Die Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft Belgiens präsentiert im IKOB eine Gruppenausstellung ihrer Neuankäufe der letzten fünf Jahre (2017 – 21). Seit 2017 wurden 527 Werke von 29 Künstler:innen erworben. Unter dem Titel „Was uns angeht“, trägt diese Ausstellung einen Großteil dieser Arbeiten zusammen und präsentiert sie erstmalig in dieser Konstellation der breiten Öffentlichkeit.

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JEUNE CRÉATION VERNISSAGE JANVIER 2022

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NEWSLETTER JANVIER 2022
Tous nos meilleurs voeux pour cette nouvelle année !

– GALERIE JEUNE CRÉATION –

Une nouvelle exposition ouvrira ses portes le dimanche 9 janvier 2022 à 14h à la galerie Jeune Création !

A performative Journey est 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.
 

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

– GALERIE DU COULOIR –

L’artiste Olga Ustabashieva investit de la Galerie du Couloir jusqu’au samedi 5 février. 

Dans ces séries de dessins sur papier, je m’approprie des éléments de mon quotidien, comme représentation intime de mon existence. Je traite ces objets (ces actions) et leurs spécificités par la représentation formelle de la matière et tant à en troubler la perception. C’est ici l’acte de dessiner qui donne à voir un acte singulier et lui confère toute son unicité.

Mes dessins opèrent comme une mise en scène noire sur blanc de l’objet en Chose. Au-delà d’un simple refus du décoratif et de l’ornement, l’œil circule alors sans réserve entre les échelles, par épochè. L’objet et le dessin se donnent ainsi conjointement dans leur plus simple appareil : celui d’un médium, d’une mise entre parenthèse permettant d’unir les gestes.

– Olga Ustabashieva

Visuel : Olga Ustabashieva, Asteroid V crayon sur papier, 150×180
– LA PETITE GALERIE DES SELLES –

L’artiste Nathalie Genot investit de la Petite Galerie des Selles jusqu’au samedi 5 février.  

Il est encore temps…
Vous avez le choix…
Panser nos peurs pour mieux penser nos choix…
Et si le monde avait besoin d’un éléctro-choc?
Face à face est une installation évolutive créée en 2017. Pour le volet 3, découvrez un texte à détacher et à penser où seule l’encre de nos désirs persiste. Penser, semer les graines du renouveau, du différent comme un rituel indispensable dans la pyramide de nos besoins…
S’asseoir un instant, se poser et se retrouver face à l’ombre de nos molécules suspendues dans le vide. Comprendre qui l’on est vraiment et comme une nouvelle graine à semer, reconstituer les parcelles de notre intérieur pour mieux arborer le monde et les évènements planétaires.
Et si la solution était de se poser les bonnes questions pour ensuite poser des choix en accord avec nous et le monde. Et non face à nos peurs.
Il est encore temps, il est encore temps, choisissez, Il est encore temps…

– BOUTIQUE EN LIGNE –
 
La boutique en ligne de l’association Jeune Création présente les oeuvres des différentes expositions en cours ou passées, ainsi que des artistes de l’association. 

Vous pouvez les découvrir ICI

Acheter des oeuvres c’est soutenir les artistes et l’association ! 

Visuel: Vue de l’exposition Glad to Take Height and See the Slow Motion World, photographie par Camille Richer
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Second Sundays #27
9 January – 17h (doors 16h30) – free
Myriam Van Imschoot
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-seventh edition, Second Sundays invites Myriam Van Imschoot.
[more info]
This is a Covid Safe Ticket Event

workshop
22 January – 14h-18h
Songing With Our Ancestors – Voice Workshop with Johanna Peine and TOI
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.
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lecture-performance and live radio transmission
22 January – 20h
Songing With Our Ancestors – Live Radio Session with 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.
[more info]
This is a Covid Safe Ticket Event

post-residency performance
27 January – 18h
Geraldine Vanspauwen & 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.
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installation
7 December – 9 January
Farida Amadou
Last days! 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]

podcast
Amber Meulenijzer
Listen to our new podcast, in which sound artist Amber Meulenijzer presents and speaks about a selection of pieces, projects, and artists that inspire her, and about her latest project, Saab Sculptures/Paesaggimmaginati.
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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Marres wenst iedereen een gelukkig 2022! Helaas is ons huis opnieuw gesloten, maar de poort van onze tuin staat open voor bezoek! Wandel deze kerstvakantie door de wintertuin van Marres: plant een bloem, luister naar kunstverhalen en warm op met een chocolademelk en huisgemaakte wafel. Winterwandelaars zijn welkom van woensdag 5 t/m zondag 9 januari tussen 12 en 17 uur.

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Binnenkort: Currents #9 in Z33

Op 30 januari opent de negende editie van de jaarlijkse groepstentoonstelling Currents. Tien recent afgestudeerde kunstenaars van academies in België, Duitsland en Zuid-Nederland tonen hun werk bij Z33 in Hasselt. Getiteld Mother(Land), verkent de tentoonstelling het concept stamboom met sculpturen, kostuums, fotografie en keramiek. 

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Nieuwe verhalen in De Onzichtbare Collectie

Tijdens de lockdown geniet je met De Onzichtbare Collectie thuis van kunst: sluit je ogen en luister naar de kunstverhalen in deze collectie van audiofragmenten. Reis met schrijver Manon Berns naar de beeldentuin Tarot Garden in Italië of luister naar acteur Bert Hana die vertelt over zijn liefde voor de Mona Lisa.

Luister naar de verhalen

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Actualités de l’art contemporain | Meilleurs voeux !

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Cher·e·s abonné·e·s,

Le Conseil d’administration et l’équipe de 50° nord vous présentent leurs meilleurs voeux pour 2022. Que cette année soit sous le signe de la libre réalisation de tous vos projets.

Cette valeur de liberté, que nous partageons dans l’expression même de créer, a été le sujet de notre dernier numéro de la revue FACETTES, que vous pouvez vous procurer dès à présent.

Nous nous réjouissons de continuer à partager avec vous ces moments de culture, que nous apprécions tant, dans l’espoir que les conditions sanitaires prochaines nous le permettent encore. 

Retrouvez-nous sur les réseaux Facebook et Instagram, où nous communiquons toutes les informations qui peuvent vous être utiles. Enfin, nous restons disponibles pour toute demande d’information, à l’adresse .

 

Très bon début d’année à toutes et à tous !

 

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Découvrez le septième numéro de la revue FACETTES portant sur les libertés des artistes, en version numérique.
Si vous souhaitez la recevoir directement chez vous, nous vous invitons à écrire à  (10€ de frais de dossier et de port sont à prévoir). 

Bonne découverte et bonne lecture ! 

En 2022, découvrez les derniers évènements des 16 artistes sélectionné·e·s, qui vous invitent à découvrir expositions, rencontres, performances, etc., dans une vingtaine de structures adhérentes au réseau, dans les Hauts-de-France et en Wallonie-Bruxelles. Retrouvez tous ces évènements dans notre agenda de l’art contemporain et sur notre site.

         

Actualités de l’art contemporain en Eurorégion Nord

Notre agenda de l’art contemporain est toujours disponible en libre consultation sur notre site, afin que vous puissiez découvrir tous les évènements organisés par nos adhérents en Hauts-de-France et en Wallonie-Bruxelles.

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jusqu’au 30.01.2022

Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops

Karolina Markiewicz & Pascal Piron

Commissaire
Kevin Muhlen

Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops est une exposition multimédia qui se construit autour de la poésie contemporaine – principalement celle du poète palestinien Mahmoud Darwich – pour exprimer l’actualité du monde mais aussi l’histoire (coloniale), sa mémoire et ses mythes. Les mythes et les abstractions représentent ici un monde parallèle, presque enfantin, à travers lequel il est possible d’expliquer les histoires et les faits, même les plus marquants, même les plus durs.

Il s’agit d’un monde violent, fragile et aimant à la fois qui s’exprime à travers ses histoires et ses visions. Un monde qui permet, peut-être, de rester alerte avec une communauté humaine embarquée.

Voir aussi notre entretien avec les artistes sur Casino Channel :
https://www.casino-luxembourg.lu/fr/Casino-Channel/Stronger-than-memory-and-weaker-than-dewdrops-250

jusqu’au 30.01.2022
The Fantastic

un film de Maija Blåfield
30′, Finlande, 2020

projection en continu dans le cadre de l’exposition Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops

Pour une partie de la population nord-coréenne, les films occidentaux introduits clandestinement dans le pays sur des cassettes vidéo des années 1990 et sur des clés USB sont la seule fenêtre sur le monde en dehors de la République populaire démocratique.

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05 – 30.01.2022
You Hide Me

un film de Nii Kwate Owoo
16′, Ghana, 1970

projection en continu dans le cadre de l’exposition Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops

En 1970, le cinéaste ghanéen Nii Kwate Owoo a eu accès au British Museum afin réaliser ce court métrage sur les précieux objets africains qui y sont conservés et de plaider en faveur de leur restitution.

Son documentaire You Hide Me est considéré comme le premier film de l’Afrique indépendante anglophone. 

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Jeudi 13.01.2022, à 19 h 00
Expanding the moving image. Deep fake and virtual reality in artistic practices 

conférence avec Tamiko Thiel, artiste multimédia (Munich, DE), dans le cadre de la série thématique AM I AI? Into the deep of AI

En anglais

Tamiko Thiel will discuss her work as lead product designer of the first AI supercomputer Connection Machine CM1/CM2, in 1989 the fastest computer on earth.

The talk will be followed by a discussion with Karolina Markiewicz and Pascal Piron in the framework of their show Stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops. 

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Jeudi 13.01.2022, à 20 h 30
RESET Day 1 – #jazzcrawl

concert de Berlinde Deman et Sylvain Rifflet

Avec RESET s’annonce le retour d’un festival incontournable pour les amateur·rice·s de jazz !

Un concept simple : Sur 3 soirées, dans 6 lieux, 8 musicien·ne·s – 4 hommes et 4 femmes – venant de 8 pays différents ont 4 jours pour élaborer ensemble leurs différentes prestations. 

Au programme le 13 janvier 2022 : 

19 h 30 : Cercle Cité (Johanna Summer, Mona Matbou Riahi, Sanne Rambags). 
20 h 30 : Casino Luxembourg (Sylvain Rifflet, Berlinde Deman).
21 h 30 : Octans (Mikkel Ploug, Nelson Cascais, Jeff Herr).

Entrée libre dans la limite des places disponibles.

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Jeudi 27.01.2022, à 19 h 00
Deep Time, Deepdream, Deepmind

conférence avec Lucia Pietroiusti, curatrice (Londres, Royaume-Uni), dans le cadre de la série thématique AM I AI? Into the deep of AI

En anglais

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.

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Brave New World Order 
Le catalogue de la 5e Triennale Jeune Création, Luxembourg et Grande Région (02.07 –29.08.2021)

Rotondes et Casino Luxembourg

Curateur : Kevin Muhlen

Limité à 700 exemplaires, le catalogue est désormais disponible dans la librairie du Casino Luxembourg (35 euros).

Avec les œuvres de : Claire Andrzejczak, Marie Biaudet, Morgane Britscher, Émilie Brout & Maxime Marion, Emma Cozzani, Stefania Crisan, Jessica Da Silva, Catherine Dauphin, Arthur Debert, Julie Deutsch, Aurélie d’Incau, Krystyna Dul, Camille Fischer, João Freitas, Marine Froeliger, Axel Gouala, Jean-Baptiste Grangier, Elodie Grethen, Julien Hübsch, Tim Jungmann, Lynn Klemmer, Thomas Lasbouygues & Kevin Senant, Aude Legrand, Julie Luzoir, Mad Trix, Dany Mucciarelli, Elsa Muller, Manon Nicolay, Sarah Niecke, Suzan Noesen, Bruno Oliveira, Valentin Pierrot, Charles Rouleau, Tania Soubry, Clara Thomine, Vince Tillotson, Marina Uribe, Julie Wagener.

Design graphique :  Jérôme Knebusch
Photos : Andrés Lejona, Lynn Theisen
Éditeurs : Rotondes, Casino Luxembourg (2021)

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AIR Berlin Alexanderplatz
Upcoming

 

 

 

Image: Studio Œ

 

 

 

 

Friday, 7th of January 2022, 5 – 8 pm

 

ABA is delighted to invite you to our festive New Year’s  reception at the FRIZZ GALLERY in Friedrichstraße 23A, 10963 Berlin.

In an installation designed by Studio Œ we present ABA’s recent publication FUNKENZUFLAMMEN, a compilation of ABA’s 10+1 years published by Spector Books Leipzig.

Perhaps this book holds a place in a room, or in the text of another book; perhaps it is in the sound of radio tunes, or in the pc-mouse’s clicking through a blog. It rests for a moment, in between certainty and wonder, to encounter anew what has been edited over ten years; where one’s own voice challenges the noise of the city, where our good friend, the night, pioneered the sun, and sparks turned into flames.

Studio Πcreated an installation to celebrate the book.
The following objects by Studio Œ are on show:
Chandelier de Chantier
Hanging Bookmark
Dune
Hub
Keyhole Clock
LTDO
Norman
Notch Cut (In collaboration with Jannis Zell)

 

The exhibition evolves over time, like the other side of a page, with the works of Alfatih and Stéphanie Rosianu, the current ABA Artists in Residence. The second edition will be on view from 14 to 22 January 2022.

 

 

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Current:
Feel free to join our ongoing online events here:
 Sounds of Braking Windows
a podcast on voice as an artistic means

 

Currently at Residency Air Berlin Alexanderplatz : Stéphanie Rosianu (CH) 1st of September 2021 – 28 of February 2022 Alfatih (CH) 1st of September 2021 – 28 of February 2022, Valentina Kiselyova (BLR) and Anna Chistoserdova (BLR) 1st of January 2022 –
31st of December 2022

 

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

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Studio Œ

https://www.instagram.com/studio__oe/
 

 

Studio Πis dedicated to object design, space, staging and material. They realize self-initiated projects as well as commissioned work, collaborating in various working constellations. Studio Πis founded by Lisa Ertel and Anne-Sophie Oberkrome, who are both holding a Diploma in product design from the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design (HfG). After graduating they cofounded the open research platform Bio Design Lab at HfG Karlsruhe and the multidisciplinary collective FAN.

photo credit: Studio Œ

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stéphanie Rosianu

Residency: Sep 2021-Feb 2022

Stéphanie Rosianu uses words as a material to create and reflect on our society. She shares with others the idea that words are a tool of emancipation from our patriarcal society of control and segregation. Her projects can take different form as stage creations, visual installations, group readings, publications and radio broadcasts. One of her last project exhibited is titled Kiosque. An itinerant project, she started in 2017, to share poetic and political books that have in common a way of questioning our society and making us attentive to human and non-human relationships. All the texts in the kiosk are photocopied and bound by hand, and accessible free of charge. Kiosque aims to propagate knowledge outside the preconceived circuits and modalities.During her stay in Berlin she wants to write the third part of a stage creation which challanges the word « common » through its communist heritage.

Supported by Pro Helvetia
Image: Stéphanie Rosianu

 

 

 

 

 

Alfatih

Residency: Sep 2021-Feb 2022

 

 

 

 

Alfatih (b. 1995, CH) lives and works in Switzerland. He has presented interactive, installative and video works in institutions and spaces such as Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lausanne; Fri Art Kunsthalle, Fribourg; Circuit, Lausanne, Swiss Institute, New York; Centre d’art contemporain, Geneva; Haus der Elektronische Kunst, Basel; Les Urbaines, Lausanne or WallRiss, Fribourg.

Supported by Prohelvetia

photo credit: Alfatih

 

Valentina Kiselyova & Anna Chistoserdova

Residency: July 2021 – December 2021

http://en.ygallery.by

 

Valentina Kiseleva and Anna Chistoserdova worked in Minsk, Belarus.

Founders of Podzemka Gallery from 2004 to 2009. Director and curator of Ў Gallery of Contemporary Art from 2009 to 2020

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

#77 Salon hosted by Rhona Mühlebach

past

 

Excitement is not part of my feeling repertoire

Feb27, 2021
The Salon took place via a Telegram-Chat-Group

“You will go for a walk in a forest or park nearby starting at 3 p.m. You’ll need to take your phone and headphones with you on your walk. Via the Telegram-Chat-Group you will receive different audio pieces for about one hour. We invite you to listen to them wherever you are outside in a park or in the woods.

(more.)

Image: Rhona Mühlebach, 2020

 

 

#76 Salon hosted by Magali Dougoud

past

 

The Womxn Waves I-II-III 

Oct 8, 2020
Schwedenstraße 16, 13357 Berlin, Germany

All the womxn’s bodies that crossed the rivers and canals of the city of Berlin are connected with each other. They were killed there, died, or only passed through these liquid spaces and together they grew into an original memory that connects distant pasts and potential futures. In this new narration a population has emerged from this violence and loss: the Womxn Waves.

 

 

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Image: Magali Dougoud: Still from the video work: The Womxn Waves I, 2020

 

 

#75 Salon 
hosted by Joris Perdieus

past

 

Sep 19, 2020, 17:00
Schwedenstraße 16, 13357 Berlin, Germany

 

Immersive Installation.
Room A: The Healing Room

You are invited into a dark room. You enter it by yourself. Inside you are immersed in a healing sound. You are immersed in a healing wind. You are there for a while. To discover the rocks.

The installation is A result of the research Joris conducted on nonvisual atmospheric and scenographic actors in his artpractice

 

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Image: Room B, during the Salon, 2020, Berlin

 

 

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Appel à candidature – Résidence Croisée – Porto – 2022

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Résidence Croisée
Porto <> Clermont-Ferrand
Date limite des candidatures: 14/02/2022
 

Dans le cadre de la Saison France-Portugal 2022, deux structures françaises, Artistes en résidence et In extenso, s’associent à deux structures portugaises, Saco Azul et Maus Hábitos, afin de mettre en place une résidence croisée d’une durée de deux mois à destination d’un·e artiste vivant et travaillant en France et d’un·e artiste vivant et travaillant au Portugal, avec une exposition de trois mois en fin de résidence.

Iels exposeront ensemble du 13 octobre au 17 décembre 2022 à In extenso, espace d’art contemporain à Clermont-Ferrand. Afin de préparer cette exposition, iels disposeront d’un temps de travail rémunéré dédié à la mise en espace des œuvres.

Les partenaires souhaitent ouvrir ces appels le plus largement possible, sans restrictions d’âge, de nationalité ou de diplôme, ni de genre ou de classe.

Les deux artistes seront à tour de rôle hôte et invité·e, guide et guidé·es et faciliteront le contact avec la culture, la langue, les professionnel·les et les citoyen·nes pour leur acolyte respectif.
 

Pour plus d’informations et candidater :
www.artistesenresidence.fr/appel-porto-fr.html

This call is open only for artists living in Portugal and France of any nationality.

OPEN CALL
Residência cruzada
Porto <> Clermont-Ferrand
Data limite das candidaturas: 14/02/2022
 

No âmbito da Temporada França-Portugal 2022, duas estruturas francesas, Artistes en résidence e In extenso, associam-se a duas estruturas portuguesas, Saco Azul e Maus Hábitos, de forma a realizar uma residência cruzada de dois meses para um artista a viver e trabalhar em França e um artista a viver e a trabalhar em Portugal, com uma exposição de três meses no final da residência.

Os dois artistas vão expor juntos de 13 de Outubro a 17 de Dezembro de 2022 na In extenso, espaço de arte contemporânea em Clermont-Ferrand. A fim de se preparar para esta exposição, ambos terão um tempo de trabalho remunerado dedicado à montagem da exposição.

Os parceiros desejam abrir este open call o mais amplamente possível, sem restrições de idade, nacionalidade ou qualificação, género ou classe.

Os dois artistas serão anfitriões um do outro, guias e orientadores de forma a facilitar o contacto com a cultura, a língua, os profissionais e os cidadãos das respetivas cidades.
 

Para mais informações e se candidatar :
www.artistesenresidence.fr/appel-porto-pt.html

This call is open only for artists living in Portugal and France of any nationality.

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Proteínas

Tuesday, December 28th, 6:30 p.m:
Sofia Lemos, Journey to the One.

Various locations:
fluent books, Instagram live and through this link: (zoom.us/j/95492270021?pwd=MmxLSE9BczZSL3RacCswaVlmcnByUT09
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fluent is pleased to announce Journey to the One, a sound essay by curator and writer Sofia Lemos where she shares preliminary notes for a new curriculum based on the practice and poetics of the Imagination. Following Gayatry Spivak’s provocation to reimagine our planet with critical and transformative prospects, it proposes a poetics of wayfinding and sense-making based on subtle bodies of knowledge drawn from western and eastern scholarly, spiritual and sensorial traditions. Herein configured as a critical-creative contemplation and utopian mode of critique, this sound essay reflects on how practising creative imagination reorients hope and reimagines possibility.

The musical interludes for this critical-creative contemplation were composed by Andrew Pecker for the 2019 album Sounds From Phantom Islands inspired by islands that appeared on historical maps but never actually existed. The status of these artefacts of European colonial expansion from the 15th to the 19th century oscillates between cartographic fact and maritime fiction. Sounds From Phantom Islands interprets and presents these imaginations as a quasi-ethnographic catalog of music and synthetic field recordings. 
 

Sofia Lemos is a curator and writer. She is Curator at TBA21-Academy where she is developing a new curriculum that brings together arts, social and environmental justice. From 2018-2021, she was Curator of Public Programmes and Research at Nottingham Contemporary, where she led the partnership between the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University, and was Associate Editor at The Contemporary Journal. In Nottingham, she initiated numerous collaborative research programmes, including the multi-platform commissioning series Sonic Continuum (2019-2022) and the critical poetics programme Five Bodies (2020-ongoing). Recently, Lemos was Associate Curator Public Programmes to the 2nd Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art – RIBOCA (2020). Previously, she was involved in the research and production of exhibitions at HKW, Berlin, PRAXES, Berlin, DRAF, London, and MACBA, Barcelona. Her writings on contemporary art and culture have featured in publications such as Art Agenda, Document Journal, Spike, Frieze and MOUSSE as well as in several catalogues and monographs. She is editor of Sonic Continuum: On the Sound and Poetics of Time (forthcoming with Archive Books, 2022), and recently co-edited the reader METABOLIC RIFTS (Atlas Projectos, 2019), and a monograph Musa paradisiaca: Views on Misunderstanding (Bom Dia Books, 2018).

Credits:
Text and Voice: Sofia Lemos 
Music: Andrew Pekler, Sounds From Phantom Islands (2019)
Poetry: Himali Singh Soin, Ancestors of the Blue Moon (2021)

Proteínas is a pilot educational project aimed at engaging with local young communities. Extending on our exhibition and book spaces, it examines the notion of learning and the energy interactions that educational infrastructures propitiate, through a series of workshops, presentations and readings. Focused on the complex spiritual–intellectual–physical–productive continuum that connects self, community and planet, it poses a vision on education which could not be more real nor more intrinsic to all physical, cultural and bio–social processes. 

Titled under the notion of protein—(n.), /ˈprəʊtiːn/ the term was coined in 1838 by Dutch chemist Gerhard Johan Mulder—a substance capable of performing a vast array of functions within organisms, including catalyzation, metabolization, replication, stimuli response, transportation and structural configuration, proteins are the primary substance in transforming nutrients into energy. Taking this embodied/poetic image as point of departure, Proteínas speculates on the multiple strategies through which learning can become energy by incorporating exterior elements into our own bodies, informing molecular, subjective and collective landscapes.

Thus, much of the programme’s intent is to expand rational, objectifying and logically–driven forms of knowledge into an expanded bodily and poetic thinking. Through this, it focuses on the ways resilience can grow and how communities can become more porous to peripheral, non–academic and marginal forms of knowing. As we imagine institutions, economies and inherited social structures melting into a new worldview, we need our curricula to respond to the movements and needs of our bodies, minds, habitats and spirits. 

Through a series of physical gatherings and online presentations Proteínas unfolds in a series of intimate methodologies structured in three sessions and an ongoing transversal workshop. The program also includes contributions by Camila Marambio, TANJ (The Against Nature Journal), Victor Ruiz Colomer and Joe Highton.

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