'To Retitle An Object Daily During the Course Of A Show', 2010
Two A6 booklets in a cardboard holder / edition of 190 / 15 euro
clean presss #07 and #08
more info, text and image
limited edition of 75 copies, signed and numbered
edited by CLEAN PRESS and Maes & Matthys Gallery
more info, text and image
August 2010: Residency
5 September: Final publication and exhibition
More than 50 artists in residence during August 2010
Curated by Thierry Leviez, Agota Lukyté, Madeleine Mathé
3 chemin de Persigny, 77560 Beauchery St-Martin (FR)
http://suddenly.ning.com
17 September - 7 November 2010 (exhibition)
Saturday 18 September 2010 (conference)
Groupshow curated by Anna Colin (Exhibitions Curator, Gasworks) and Mia Jankowicz (Artistic Director, CIC, Cairo)
Artists:
Goldin+Senneby (SE)
Laura Horelli
Melanie Jackson (UK)
Mathieu K. Abonnenc, (FR)
Anja Kirschner and David Panos (UK/DE)
Paul McCarthy (USA)
Femmy Otten (NL)
Uriel Orlow (CH)
Christodoulos Panayiotou
João Pedro Vale.
Conference contributors:
Amy Balkin (artist, US)
Angus Cameron (Lecturer in Human Geography, UK)
Lisa Lefeuvre (writer and curator, UK)
Marcus Rediker (professor, author, philosopher, activist, US)
Shaina Anand and Ashok Sukumaran of CAMP (artists)
Hydrarchy: Power and Resistance at Sea* is a group exhibition that approaches historical and contemporary examinations of the sea and the offshore as contested cultural, political, legal and socio-economic territories. Focusing on specific events, situations and mythologies attached to past and recent maritime history, the works address power relations at sea and the forms of resistance and survival developed as a response.
Hydrarchy: Power and Resistance at Sea brings together artists whose work explores themes encompassing colonialism and the slave trade, commerce, sea tourism and offshore finance, as well as maritime folk history, piracy and the proverbially tyrannical figure of the captain. While not always explicitly referenced in the works, the ship, as the ultimate container and enabler of these activities, histories and relations, stands as the unifying element of the exhibition.
Gasworks, 155 Vauxhall Street , London SE11 5RH
Wed-Sun 12-6pm or by appointment
www.gasworks.org.uk
Jean-Baptiste Bernadet will be artist-in-residence at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas, late 2010.
The Chinati Foundation is a contemporary art museum in Marfa, Texas, based upon the ideas of its founder, Donald Judd.
www.chinati.org
January 2011 - December 2012
Femmy Otten has been selected and accepted for the 2-year Residency at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam.
10 July - 5 September 2010
Duo Exhibition: Delphine Deguislage & Sofie Honnof
Installation in entrance hall and respective work in 2 other spaces:
a new installation by Sofie Honnof and Delphine Deguislage latest sculptures.
Open every day from 12h to 18h
Maison de la Culture de la Province de Namur
Avenue Golenvaux 14, 5000 NAMUR
Images: http://www.delphinedeguislage.com/index.php?/laatste-academische-oefening/new-sculptures-presented-in-entrevue-chromatique/
French text: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=125970790773533&index=1
Opening 19 August, 18 - 21h
20 August - 12 September 2010
Martin Laborde gathers the works of eleven artists for a curatorial proposal which title and motive are based on the text of the Three Little Pigs, without its moral ending.
Artists:
Jean-Baptiste Bernadet (b. 1978, France; lives and works in Brussels)
Louise Diemer (born Florence Diemer in France, unknown date; lives and works in Paris).
Maria Eisl (b. 1980, Austria; lives and works in London)
Chloé Dugit-Gros (b. 1981, France; lives and works in Paris)
Laetitia Gendre (b. 1973, France; lives and works in Brussels)
Aurélie Godard (b. 1979, France; lives and works in Paris)
Martin Laborde (b. 1983, France; lives and works in Brussels)
Daniel Lipp (b. 1982, Switzerland; lives and works in London)
Emile Vappereau (b. 1982, France; lives and works in Brussels)
Charles Veyron (b. 1982, France; lives and works in London)
Jessica Warboys (b. 1977, UK; lives and works in London and Paris)
WIELS - Project Room, Av. Van Volxemlaan 354, 1190 Bruxelles - Brussel
Wed - Sat : 12 - 19h / Sunday : 11 - 18h
Brussels Art Days Event : 11 Sept: 18-21h
www.wiels.org
4 August - 12 September 2010
Reception talk: Wednesday 18 August, 6pm
GALLERY 2 - Aspex project space, Artist in Residence Femmy Otten.
Gallery 2 space showcases the work of emerging artists, and the results of off-site or education projects.
Femmy's work featured in EMERGENCY4, aspex's biennial open submission exhibition shown at the end of 2009.
She is welcomed back to the gallery to develop ideas and produce new fairytale like, mixed media reliefs, directly onto our walls.
aspex, The Vulcan Building, Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth (UK)
11am - 5pm daily
www.aspex.org.uk/exhibitions/intro/future.htm
Opening Saturday 10 July, 15 - 19h
11 July - 12 September 2010
Artists: Massimiliano Baldassarri, Camila Oliveira Fairclough, Sacha Goerg, Alexandra Guillot, Guillaume Millet, Roman Orepük, Colombe Marcasiano, Francisco da Mata, Benjamin Rivière, Ingrid Maria Sinibaldi, Damien Sorrentino, Cédric Teisseire, Wilson Trouvé, Emmanuel Van der Meulen
Curators: Tilman & Petra Bungert, CCNOA center for contemporary non-objective art
Open: Week-end afternoons and by appointment
NON-OBJECTIF SUD (NOS), contemporary art exhibitions and residency programs
La Barralière, Chemin de Visan, 26790 Tulette, France
www.nonobjectifsud.org - www.ccnoa.org
17 July - 26 Sept 2010
Groupshow
Artists: Karin Arink, Steven Baelen, Ruben Bellinkx, Elise Berkvens, Pil Daenen, J. Machado De Souza, Mark Dion (M HKA), Peter De Meyer, Hadassah Emmerich, Mathieu Knippenbergh, Sofie Muller, Femmy Otten, Edouardo Padilha, Greet Van Autgaerden, Jowan Van Barneveld, Karen Vermeren, Henk Visch (M HKA), Fluxus collectie - Jan Van der Donk
Curator: Annemie van Laethem
Castle d'Aspremont-Lynden, Groenplaats, Oud-Rekem (near Lanaken), Belgium
Maes & Matthys Gallery published the first catalogue of Vaast Colson (1999-2009),
an extensive publication illustrating the artist's 10 years of practice.
ISBN 9789081413008
592 pages, softcover, 23 x 17 cm, bilingual Dutch/English, 30 euro.
to order
Available in :
Antwerpen : Maes & Matthys Gallery + Copyright Bookshop www.copyrightbookshop.be
Brussel : Librairie St.-Hubert www.librairie-saint-hubert.com + Bozar Bookshop www.bozarshop.com + Wiels www.wiels.org
Gent: Copyright Bookshop www.copyrightbookshop.be
Oostende : The land of Nod www.thelandofnod.be
Published by MER. Paper Kunsthalle / Maes & Matthys Gallery
ISBN 9789076979748
56 pages, softcover, 16,5 x 24,5 cm, 15 euro
to order
Available in :
Antwerpen : Maes & Matthys Gallery + Copyright Bookshop www.copyrightbookshop.be
Brussel : Bozar Bookshop www.bozarshop.com
Gent: Copyright Bookshop www.copyrightbookshop.be
January 2010 - December 2011
Selected from a total of 1948 worldwide applications, Michiel Ceulers is amongst the 13 artists
who are accepted for the 2-year Residency at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam.
26 June - 31 July 2010
MINUS SPACE is delighted to present the first installment of the Brussels, Begium-based Center for Contemporary Non-Objective Art's (CCNOA) most recent initiative 30/30 - Image Archive Project (IAP).
Conceived by artist Tilman, the exhibition will feature a diverse group of small works by 9 international artists, including Delphine Deguislage (Belgium), Clemens Hollerer (Austria), Atsuo Hukuda (Japan), Andrew Huston (USA), Camila Oliveira-Fairclough (Brazil/United Kingdom), Ingrid Maria Sinibaldi (France), Emmanuel Van der Meulen (France), Jan Maarten Voskuil (The Netherlands), and Lars Wolter (Germany).
With 30/30-IAP, CCNOA seeks to establish a collective collection that will showcase the mesmerizing breadth and depth of approaches reductive artists are currently pursuing on the international level. The project's title refers to the size restriction for all works to be included in CCNOA's emerging registry, which is set at 30 x 30 cm with a maximum depth of 5 cm. This will enable CCNOA to easily travel the project worldwide (museum in a suitcase).
30/30-IAP is administered by CCNOA in a joint effort with artists CCNOA has collaborated with over the past 12 years, as well as newly invited artists from around the globe. CCNOA is currently planning forthcoming 30/30-IAP exhibitions at artist-run venues in Australia, Europe, Japan, New Zealand, and the United States.
Open: Fridays & Saturdays, 12.00 - 18.00
(We will be closed the weekend of 09/07/2010 - 10/07/2010)
MINUS SPACE project space, 98 4th Street, Buzzer #28, between Hoyt + Bond
Carroll Gardens / Gowanus, Brooklyn, NY 11231, USA
www.minusspace.com - www.ccnoa.org
Opening 27 May 2010, 18h
28 May - 10 July 2010
'With Your Eyes Only', Perceptive Moments - An Investment in Time
Participating artists: Kjell Bjørgeengen (NO), Delphine Deguislage (BE), Alexandra Dementieva (RU) & Aernoud Jacobs (BE), Ward Denys (BE), Clemens Hollerer (AT), Simon Ingram (NZ), Esther Stocker (IT/AT), Tilman (DE/BE), Pieter Vermeersch (BE), Dan Walsh (US), Carrie Yamaoka (US)
Concept Tilman, organized by CCNOA.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a 48 pages full-color catalogue.
YUM, Van Volxemlaan 229, Brussel
Openings : Friday 4, Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 June
Opening Friday 4 June, 14h30 Delphine Deguislage in Cinema Métropolis, Charleville-Mézières (FR)
5 June - 5 July 2010
5° édition du Festival Urbi & Orbi, Biennale de la Photographie et De La Ville
simultanément à Sedan (FR), Charleville-Mézières (FR), la Vrigne-aux-Bois (FR) & Bouillon (BE)
Le projet imaginé pour la biennale Urbi & Orbi par la commissaire belge Anne Wauters, repose sur la participation majoritaire d'artistes français et belges, rejoints par quelques artistes d'autres nationalités.
Le festival de photographie Urbi & Orbi a, depuis ses débuts, été axé sur le thème de la ville. L'association Urbi & Orbi travaille en effet depuis de nombreuses années à défendre et à promouvoir l'important patrimoine sedanais. Les organisateurs ont, dans la foulée, lancé ce festival qui prolongeait l'effort de revitalisation de la cité en ses quartiers plus fragiles, souhaitant peu après la collaboration de la municipalité de Charleville-Mézières, toute proche.
Aujourd'hui étendue à trois agglomérations françaises, la biennale passe en outre la frontière belge pour s'établir également à Bouillon, sur les rives de la Semois.
La majeure partie de la biennale aura lieu du 5 juin au 25 juillet avec une période entre le 5 et le 27 juin durant laquelle la totalité des expositions sera accessible. Soit une quinzaine de manifestations programmées en des lieux spécialement choisis pour l'événement et qui parfois s'affirment par leur caractère singulier, ou en extérieur, privilégiant dès lors les grands formats et le dialogue avec l'espace public.
L'inauguration, fixée au samedi 5 juin, permettra au grand public non seulement de découvrir les expositions mais aussi de participer à des événements festifs et originaux en rapport avec la ligne adoptée pour cette nouvelle édition.
Il s'agira en effet de montrer un des nouveaux visages de la ville actuelle. Analysée, sondée, enregistrée, fictionalisée, la cité a été au centre de nombreuses manifestations photographiques (mois de la photo et autres biennales) depuis plus de vingt ans. Le public y a pris conscience de l'importance du paysage urbain, mais aussi des problèmes liés à l'architecture et au tissu urbain, aux clivages sociaux, aux crises d'identité, aux modifications urbanistiques, au sentiment de solitude voire de rejet, au développement anarchique de la périphérie, à la confrontation aux non-lieux etc.
www.urbi-orbi.com
22 May - 22 June 2010
NL/ 'Ontmoeting: Een keuze uit de collectie van het M HKA' tijdens Mawazine Festival
De tentoonstelling Ontmoeting toont kunstwerken uit de collectie van het M HKA, het Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst in Antwerpen (België). De selectie van de werken werd bepaald door een groep vrijwilligers van Moussem vzw die een jaar lang nadachten over wat hedendaagse kunst voor hen kon betekenen. Het is de grootste tentoonstelling van hedendaagse kunst die Marokko ooit gekend heeft. Dat is niet alleen belangrijk voor Marokko, maar ook voor Vlaanderen in het algemeen en voor Moussem en het M HKA in het bijzonder. Want door een dergelijke verrijkende samenwerking op internationaal niveau en het spotlicht op hedendaagse beeldende kunst te richten, krijgen de kunstenaars én het publiek de kans om elkaar te leren kennen op een manier die zijn voorgaande niet kent.
FR/ Rencontre: M HKA @ Rabat pendant Mawazine Festival
L'exposition Ontmoeting (Rencontre) présente des œuvres d'art de la collection du M HKA, le Musée d'Art contemporain à Anvers (Belgique). La sélection des œuvres a été réalisée par un groupe de bénévoles du Moussem qui a réfléchi pendant un an à ce que l'art contemporain représentait pour eux. Cette exposition est la plus grande exposition internationale d'art contemporain que le Maroc ait jamais connue. C'est non seulement important pour le Maroc mais aussi pour la Belgique en général et pour le Moussem et le M HKA en particulier. C'est grâce à une collaboration aussi enrichissante au niveau international et la mise à l'honneur des arts plastiques contemporains que les artistes ET le public ont cette opportunité inédite de se rencontrer et d'apprendre à se connaître.
Galerie Bab Rouah - 1, Avenue de la Victoire - 1000 Rabat
Musée des Oudayas - 1, Boulevard Al Marsa - Kasbah des Oudayas - 1000 Rabat
www.muhka.be
Opening 16 April, 18h
17 April - 6 June 2010
Group Exhibition, Curated by de Appel Curatorial Programme 09/10
The participants of de Appel Curatorial Programme '09/'10 present the project "I'm Not Here. An Exhibition Without Francis Alÿs". The title is inspired by "I'm Not There" (2007) a biographical film directed by Todd Haynes about the iconic American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. Six actors depict different facets of Dylan's life and his public persona while Dylan himself is absent from the film. In reference to this, "I'm Not Here. An Exhibition Without Francis Alÿs" is a solo exhibition that takes the form of a group exhibition in which works by the contributing artists evoke the atmosphere of the work of an absent Francis Alÿs. It invites the audience to think about Alÿs and challenge the privileging of presence over absence.
Participating artists: Mounira Al Solh (LB/NL), Vaast Colson (BE), Luisa Cunha (PT), Grier Edmundson (USA/UK), André Guedes (PT), Gustav Metzger (UK), Tatiana Mesa (CU), Roman Ondak (SK), Pak Sheung Chuen (HK/CN), Wilfredo Prieto (CU), Ariel Schlesinger (IL), David Sherry (UK)
de Appel Boys' School, Eerste Jacob van Campenstraat 59, Amsterdam (NL)
de Appel arts centre, www.deappel.nl
Opening 30 April, 18h
30 April - 5 June 2010
MY EYES KEEP ME IN TROUBLE is the title of a song with lyrics and music by blues legend R.L. Burnside. The seemingly innocent yet conscious title of this blues song triggered the idea to form or formulate a dialogue between the different positions and concerns of a number of artists whose practice revolves around the idea of non-representational, reductive or concrete art as the essential approach towards art-making. The thoughts of Josef Albers on the 'reductive' - 'to open the eyes' or 'the eye is thinking' - immediately came to mind. These ideas, deeply grounded in the history of non-representational art or more precisely of reductive art, and their ongoing influence on artists today, the crossovers with other art movements and even the resurgence of the idea of the 'concrete' are the givens for this exhibition project. Curated by CCNOA.
Participating artists: Massimiliano Baldassarri (IT / CH), John Beech (UK / US), Francisco Da Mata (PT / CH), Delphine Deguislage (BE), Alexandra dementieva (RU / BE) & Aernoudt Jacobs (BE), Ward Denys (BE), Aurélie Godard (F), Michelle Grabner (US), Clemens Hollerer (AT), Andrew Huston (US), Kyle Jenkins (AU), Jim Lee (US), Guillaume Millet (F), Camila Oliveira Fairclough (BR / UK / F), Léopoldine Roux (F), Ingrid Maria Sinibaldi (F), Esther Stocker (IT / AT), Tilman (DE / BE / US, Wilson Trouvé (F), Emmanuel Van Der Meulen (F), Jan van der Ploeg (NL), Jan Maarten Voskuil (NL), Emmanuelle Villard (F), Lars Wolter (DE).
La Station, Halle sud du chantier Sang neuf, 89 route de Turin 06300 Nice/France
www.lastation.org
6 May - 2 June 2010
55e Salon de Montrouge : 1.500 candidatures et 84 artistes sélectionnés.
Leurs oeuvres sont présentées dans un cadre d'exception : La fabrique.
Les 84 artistes retenus présenteront leur démarche en un ensemble d'œuvres au sein d'un mini-module individuel. Les trois lauréats du 55ème Salon bénéficieront d'une exposition personnelle dans les Modules du Palais de Tokyo à l'hiver prochain.
Un Collège Critique: Depuis l'édition 2009, chaque exposant est accompagné individuellement par un membre d'un Collège Critique réunissant des journalistes, des historiens, des critiques, des galeristes et des commissaires d'exposition, sous la coordination de Gaël Charbau, rédacteur en chef du journal Particules.
Salon de MONTROUGE, La Fabrique, 51 avenue Jean-Jaurès, 92121 Montrouge, France
Entrée libre, tous les jours 12h/20h
Fermeture le mardi, nocturnes jusqu'à 22h le mercredi
http://www.ville-montrouge.fr/actualites/culture/55e-salon-de-montrouge/
1 May - 30 May 2010
The "State of Things -- Exhibition of the Contemporary Art Exchange between China and Belgium" is planned jointly by the director of the National Art Museum of China Fan Di'an, the renowned Belgium artist Luc Tuymans and the renowned Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. The main purpose of the exhibition is to carry out a discussion of art between China and Belgium, which will center on how to make the contemporary art to avoid getting into the exotic or pure novelty-hunting mode, and focus on the academic value of the contemporary visual art as the product of the contemporary culture. The dialogue of the exhibition theme first starts between the important artists and the planners of the different cultures of the two countries. It selects the successful artists in the art concept and the methodology of China and Belgium to present the sameness and differences in the art creation of the two countries. The way and perspective of exhibition planning are unique in the history of exhibition. The exhibition of the "State of Things" will be held at the National Art Museum of China from May 1 to June 1, 2010 after its success at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium under the framework of the Europalia Art Festival in October 2009. This is the academic renewal of the exhibition, and also reflects the friendship and progress of the two countries in the academic and cultural exchange. The "State of Things - Exhibition of the Contemporary Art Exchange between China and Belgium" is a large and comprehensive exchange activity of the contemporary art of China and Belgium, and also an academically pioneer exhibition for the contemporary art. The exhibition selects 25 Chinese artists and 24 Belgian artists, and includes about 120 works. It is a large cultural exchange program which is unique from the planning to the implementation.
Artists from Belgium: Francis Alÿs, Carla Arocha/Stéphane Schraenen, Sven Augustijnen, Guillaume Bijl, Dirk Braeckman, Vaast Colson, Jef Cornelis, Jos De Gruyter & Harald Thys, Wim Delvoye, Danny Devos, Robert Devriendt, Patrick Everaert, Jan Fabre, Dora Garcia, Geert Goiris, Johan Grimonprez, Kati Heck, Ann Veronica Janssens, Bernd Lohaus, Ives Maes, Benoît Platéus, Boy & Erik Stappaerts, Ana Torfs, Joëlle Tuerlinckx, Dennis Tyfus, Jan Van Imschoot, Vanessa Van Obberghen, Jan Vercruysse, Gert Verhoeven
Artists from China: Chi Peng, Ding Yi, He Yunchang, Jing Kewen, Kan Xuan, Li Dafang, Li Zhanyang, Lin Tianmiao, Lin Yilin, Liu Wei (°1965), Liu Wei (°1972), Liu Xiaodong, Lu Qing, Shang Yang, Shi Guorui, Shi Jinsong, Sui Jianguo, Wang Luyan, Wang Xingwei, Xia Xiaowan, Xu Zhen, Yan Lei, Yang Fudong, Zheng Guogu, Zhou Xiaohu
www.bozar.be www.namoc.org/en/
Opening Friday 9 April, 18h
9 April - 30 May 2010
MURO - Nouveau Grottino Gagliano www.murogallery.com
37-39,chemin Jacques-Philibert de Sauvage, CH-1219 Genève-Châtelaine
wed - sun, 14 - 19h
23 April - 29 May 2010
23 April - 25 May 2010
Een tentoonstelling met werk van internationaal bekende schilders, wiens werk weinig of niet getoond werd in België.
Kunstenaars: Kati Heck, Mary Heilmann, Andrea Lehman, Marilyn Minter, Alona Harpaz, Dorothy Iannone, Tina Gillen, Pia Dehne, Esther Stocker, Cindy Wright, Ellen de Meutter, Anick Lizein, Viviane Klagsbrun, Kirsten Lampert en Maureen Gallace.
tue - sun, 12 - 18h
www.demarkten.be
Saturday 22 May 18 - 21h
SECONDroom Antwerpen begint vanaf april 2010 aan haar eerste seizoen in de nieuwe ruimte aan de Ernest Van Dijckkaai 4. Dit initiatief wordt getrokken door Christophe Floré, Tanja Vrancken en Dominique Somers. Het principe van de wekelijkse vernissage-expo blijft hier behouden. Elke zaterdag tussen 18u en 21u krijgt een andere kunstenaar carte blanche om te experimenteren. Deze voortdurende hernieuwing van tentoonstellingen verleent SECONDroom een particulier karakter. Omdat de duur van de expositie beperkt wordt tot een vernissage krijgt ze de impact van een evenement. De intimiteit van de kleine ruimte en de aanwezigheid van de kunstenaar creëren een informeel platform voor tal van uitwisselingen en ontmoetingen.
Secondroom, Ernest Van Dijckkaai 4, Antwerpen
!! Opening date changed !!
Opening Sunday 18 April, 11h
18 April - 22 May 2010
Robin Vermeersch brengt voor deze tentoonstelling acht jonge kunstenaars samen die elk vanuit hun eigen invalshoek in interactie treden met de ruimte en met elkaar. 8*1 staat in het teken van artistieke ontmoetingen. In CC De Steiger en in het Stadsmuseum 't Schippershof brengen zij schilderijen, tekeningen, animatievideo, sculpturen en installaties die nu eens architecturaal of abstract, dan weer organisch, intiem of figuratief zijn. In het Stadsmuseum wordt werk geïntegreerd in de bestaande collecties, terwijl in CC De Steiger een reusachtige constructie in de tentoonstellingszaal de basis vormt voor de presentatie van de kunstwerken. De acht kunstenaars brengen hun persoonlijke, artistieke werelden bijeen en installeren hun werken samen in één ruimte.
Participating artists: Ruth van Haren Noman, Robin Vermeersch, Hans Demeulenaere, Marc Nagtzaam, Tinus Vermeersch, Emmanuel Depoorter, Dirk Zoete, Lysandre Begijn
Rondleiding op maandag 26 april om 14 uur. Afspraak in CC De Steiger. Gratis.
CC de Steiger, Waalvest 1, 8930 Menen www.ccdesteiger.be
Stadsmuseum 't Schippershof, Rijsselstraat 77, 8930 Menen
Opening Saturday 23 January, 16h (by Philippe van Cauteren, director SMAK Ghent)
24 January - 9 May 2010
This bellwether exhibition puts the spotlight on a blossoming generation of Belgian artists. The dynamism of this art scene is reflected in the show's organization. Each week the work of one artist will be replaced by the work of another. By the end of the show's run the exhibition's entire contents will have changed.
Twenty-two artists are taking part in Changez! :
Kelly Schacht, Nick Hullegie, Leon Vranken, Joseph Jessen, Kati Heck, Stefan Serneels, Rinus van de Velde, Lieven Segers, Mekhitar Garabedian, Dennis Tyfus, Wim Catrysse, Annick Lizein, Ruth van Haren Noman, Adam Leech, Tina Gillen, Benoit Platéus, Michiel Ceulers, Ruben Kindermans, Lucie Renneboog, Anton Cotteleer, Freek Wambacq en Pall Banine.
Het Rozendaal 21, 7500 AK Enschede
www.21rozendaal.nl
07 February - 02 May
Nepotists, opportunists, friends, freaks and strangers intersecting in the grey zone is een project waarin rol -bepalingen, -vervagingen, -verschuivingen binnen en buiten de kunst kruisen. De mise-en-scène in Z33 wordt een mise-en-action waarin de kunstenaar, de bezoeker of het publiek op haar/zijn aanwezigheid, eigen verantwoordelijkheid en potentiële handelen in relatie tot zichzelf en anderen wordt aangesproken. De onbepaalde zone breekt in vorm en structuur buiten het kader van de klassieke presentatieplekken. Zo wordt de witte of zwarte box, grijs of gekleurd, en altijd veranderlijk.
Z33, Zuivelmarkt 33, B-3500 Hasselt
www.z33.be www.ooooo.be
Opening Sunday 21 March
22 March - 29 April
For his second show at Galerie Albus Lux, Truc-Anh (1983, based in Brussels) invited eight artists from Belgium, The United Kingdom, Switzerland, USA and France to present a piece of work around this enigma : JE = ICI. (I = HERE).
"JE = ICI is a sentence I often think about when I'm front of my paintings to envisage them. It talks about my ever changing state of mind. Through my practice I understood that identity is not the result from a definitive choice (be it conceptual or esthetical) but rather of the continuous slide that simultaneously brings me closer or further from these conceptions. All these contradictions define, at the very same time, the complexe space of identity. From this perspective, I wanted to invite extremely various artists from all fields of artistic media (sculpture, video, writing, performance..) to work, interpret, appropriate and transform themselves this fundamental enigma."
Artists : Delphine Deguislage (BE), Guillaume Baronnet (FR), Jean Baptiste Biche (BE), Laura Elayne Miller (USA), Gilles Furtwängler (CH), Regis Tosetti (UK), Julien Meert (BE), Daria Marx (FR), Truc-Anh (FR)
ALBUS LUX GALLERY, Mill Hillplein 17, 4701 BS Roosendaal (NL)
30 March - 14 April 2010
Museum het Domein. Sittard
www.hetdomein.nl
14 March - 11 April
thu - sun, 14-18h
croxhapox, Lucas Munichstraat 76/82, 9000 Gent
www.croxhapox.com
20 - 28 March 2010, 10-18h
'Through The Hole'
Sofie Honnof & Delphine Deguislage
Salle d'exposition, avenue Albert 1er, 5000 Namur
23 March 2010 more info here
13 February - 21 March 2010
Artists : Kjell Bjorgeengen, Julian Dashper, Delphine Deguislage, Edith Dekyndt, Daniel Göttin, Clemens Hollerer, Camila Oliveira Fairclough, Ingrid Maria Sinibaldi, Michal Skoda, Tilman, Alan Uglow, Jan Van Der Ploeg, Dan Walsh, Lars Wolter, Carrie Yamaoka, Beat Zoderer
Curators: Tilman & Petra Bungert, Ccnoa, Center For Contemporary Non-Objective Art, Brussels
With the support of: Flemish Authorities Belgium, Ministry of Culture, the Flemish Community Commission of the Brussels -Capital Region, OCA-Office for Contemporary Art Norway_Media partners: ch-arts, daté, le Courrier.
Credits : Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire, Bruxelles (BE) / Paris (FR), Galerie Patrick de Brock, Knokke (BE), Galerie Une, Auvernier (CH), Galerie Bob van Orsouw, Zurich (CH), Maes & Matthys Gallery, Anvers (BE), Paula Cooper Gallery, New York NY (US)
Centre D'art Neuchâtel, Rue Des Moulins 37, 2000 Neuchâtel, Switzerland
www.can.ch/yh/pages/index.php www.ccnoa.org/?lang=en
1 March - 15 March 2010
SCREENING OF "GÉNÉRIQUE", B/W VIDEO LOOP, 2008
Program by Clément Dirié for Bureau Des Vidéos
«Something Hot», «No More Drama», «The Sky Around Your Eyes», «See My Pics»... Phrases slogans, paroles de chansons, extraits de publicité ?, spams, fantaisies verbales défilent en blanc sur l'écran noir, à des vitesses et cadences différentes, se mélangeant pour tisser un réseau de sens toujours plus complexe ou plus absurde, selon les points de vue et notre degré d'attention. Ironiquement intitulée Générique, cette vidéo dresse une liste en mouvement des mots et expressions qui peuplent nos vies quotidiennes, abreuvés que nous sommes de messages en tout genre. Ces messages, ce sont ceux que Jean-Baptiste Bernadet, artiste français né en 1978 et installé à Bruxelles, appose habituellement sur la surface de ces tableaux depuis une dizaine d'années maintenant. Et que pour l'occasion, il applique sur le fond noir de l'écran vidéo, en les déplaçant de l'image fixe à l'image en mouvement.
La relation entre les arts visuels et l'écriture est ancienne et Jean-Baptiste Bernadet, dans une partie de son travail, en dessine une nouvelle modalité, se servant des mots pour instaurer [un] dialogue à trois, pour faire de la mise en scène en quelque sorte». Il explique : «J'utilise des mots et des phrases qui peuvent être compris à la fois comme récit personnel, slogan publicitaire et/ou parole de chanson universelle. Cette ambiguïté permet de ne se laisser enfermer ni par les mots ni par "l'expression d'un soi" ni, enfin, par une dénonciation de la saturation publicitaire, mais d'ironiser sur la critique politique comme sur l'expression romantique.» En un sens, cette utilisation à vocation plurielle confère à sa peinture, genre séculaire, une ouverture réelle en en faisant un espace de projection(s), et, dans le cas de l'image animée, un générique que chacun peut s'approprier pour prendre justement au mot les propositions de l'artiste. Clément Dirié.
Georges, Centre Pompidou www.centrepompidou.fr
17 January - 14 February 2010, thu - sun, 14-18h
croxhapox, Lucas Munichstraat 76/82, 9000 Gent
www.croxhapox.com
10 January - 7 February 2010
Ruth van Haren Noman and Michiel Ceulers are both amongst the 10 artists selected from almost 130 applicants for the Gaverprijs 2010 Biennial Painting Prize.
WINNER FIRST PRIZE: MICHIEL CEULERS
HONORABLE MENTION: RUTH VAN HAREN NOMAN
Groupshow with: Hannelore Celen, Michiel Ceulers, Jolien De Roo, Jo De Smedt, Sarah De Vos, Ruth van Haren Noman, Julia Diagileva, Morfo Drosakis, Marie-Louise Wasiela, Nele Tas.
Cultuurcentrum De Schakel, Schakelstraat 8 - 8790 Waregem
http://www.ccdeschakel.be/project/gaverprijs-2010
18 October 2009 - 10 January 2010, tue - sun: 10h - 18h
Spring 2010: National Art Museum of China, Beijing China
Curated by Fan Di'an, Luc Tuymans and Ai Weiwei.
With the advent of art for the sake of art, it was believed for a while that artistic practise could escape the mundaneness of society. But is art not always its reflection and a concentrate of society? It is this thought that the contemporary artists Ai Weiwei and Luc Tuymans focus on for the big contemporary art exhibition of Europalia China. Through a discerning selection of recent topical works from Chinese and Belgian artists, the organisers will question this Faustian pact that today unites the artist and the art industry, creation and marketing. They ask how artists respond to this in an evolving China, caught in all its contradictions, and in the Lilliputian Belgium that made Luc Tuymans its most important artist and its dearest herald. The exhibition will then travel to the National Art Museum of China in the spring of 2010.
BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts, Rue Royale / Rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Bruxelles
www.bozar.be/activity.php?id=9133
August - December 2009
Space, colour and perception are the basic elements of Delphine Deguislage's work. She investigates the interactions between colour and form in drawings, sculptures and installations, in which the spectator's interaction is central. The process of consciousness of perception is the main focus of her work.
Delphine used to observe the city, where she collected patterns, forms or visual phenomena, which she isolated and re-presented in a new, independant context. Nowadays she searches for forms, which appear in the process of constructing and modulating different materials. The result is small objects - mostly elements of imaginated landscapes - that can be placed in the space as installations.
Check out her new website www.delphinedeguislage.com
05 November - 18 December 2009
02 December - 17 December 2009
105 rue Oberkampf, 75011 Paris
Light installation, part of the project 'Into the Light' by errorOne
unique, Led-installation, 1m x 3m, Duration : infinite
Opening Wednesday 02 December 2009, 19h30 - 22h
3 - 12 December 2009: every day from 18h till 22h
An international project for contemporary art with video and light installations in public space,
2 museums and 5 galleries in Antwerp South during the darkest days of the year.
Participating artists:
Marie José Burki (CH), Stefano Cagol (IT), Vaast Colson (BE), Jean Philippe Convert (FR), Cel Crabeels
(BE), Goele De Bruyn (BE), Jos De Gruyter (BE), Tamar Frank (NL), Shaun Gladwell (AU), Andreas Golinski
(DE), Pepa Ivanova (BG), Ria Pacquée (BE), Nicolas Provost (BE), Wilhelm Sasnal (PL), Bart Stolle (BE),
Harald Thys (BE), Joris Van de Moortel (BE), Angel Vergara (ES)
1 September - 1 December 2009
Annick Lizein makes paintings, drawings and silk screens. At de Rijksakademie she will work mainly in the print workshop and revisit in her silk screens the subject of her paintings. Furthermore she wants to do research on new mediums to work with transparency of color (like wax and oil).
12 September - 29 November 2009
www.bps22.hainaut.be
02 October - 15 November 2009
'DESPUÉS DEL ARTE' (After Art), Group Exhibition, www.cnap.cult.cu
1 October - 1 November 2009
29 October 2009: workshop
Louis Pasteurlaan 2 / Godshuizenlaan, 9000 Gent
For opening hours and updates check www.kask.be/index.php?/kiosk/actueel/C119/
For his project in KIOSK Vaast Colson will collaborate with young artists.
Vaast Colson will organize meetings and will work together with these artists.
The outcome of this dialogical process will be presented to the public every Wednesday.
The development of the project will be posted on this BLOG: http://vaastcolsoninkiosk.blogspot.com/
16 October - 1 November 2009
Experimental Sound & Film Festival & Exhibition, Brighton University Gallery-Grand Parade, Brighton (UK)
Curated by Karen Constance (Polly Shang Kuan Band, Smack Music 7, Blood Stereo) the COOS exhibition
celebrates the strong connection between experimental music and the visuals arts, with works by an
abundance of artists who work contemporaneously in visuals & sound. As well as a large selection of
paintings, collages, sculptures and video, the exhibtion will also include many experimental concerts
posters (xeroxed & screen printed) and a wide selection of strangley packaged LPs, Cds, Cassettes -
many made by hand and of extremely limited edition, art objects in their own right.
www.colouroutofspace.org/html/exhibition.html
2 October - 31 October 2009, sat - sun: 14h - 18h
'A Certain Proposition' groupshow
Zennestraat 17, 1000 Brussel
14 August - 4 October 2009
www.storyoftheimage.org - www.nationalmuseum.sg
24 July - 27 September 2009
Premi Internacional d'Art Contemporani, Diputació de Castelló
EACC Espai d'Art Contemporani de Castello, Castello (ES)
www.eacc.es
17 September 2009, 16h
WHATNIGHT#2, together with Dennis Tyfus, during the Opening of the Incubate Festival in Tilburg.
Presentation of their new book 'A ella la gusta le casalina'
Location Duvelhok, St. Josephstraat 133, Tilburg
http://incubate.org/2009/act/243
http://www.whatspace.nl/aankondigingen/vaast-colson-at-whatnight-2.html
7 May - 29 May, 2009
'WET YOUR WHISTLE'
March 28 - May 10, 2009
Biennale for young painters. With Korneel Avijn, Athos Burez, Wim Carrein, Michiel Ceulers, Jana Cordenier, Peter Depelchin, Evelien Hiele, Pauline Niks, Nele Vanthomme, Frederic Verlinden.
Montanius 5, Diksmuide
March 27 - May 2, 2009
24 April till 27 April, 11h-19h
opening Thursday 23 April (upon invitation only)
You can find us in hall 3 stand 3C-14.
We will show new works by Vaast Colson, Michiel Ceulers, Cum*, Delphine
Deguislage, Annick Lizein, Julien Prévieux, Ruth van Haren Noman
opening Thursday 26 March, 7pm
Hogeweg 90, 2140 Borgerhout
www.logement.tk
November 28, 2008 - February 22, 2009
During the last ten years we have beheld the emergence of a new generation of artists, in Flanders, in Wallonia and in Brussels. The exhibition focuses on 20 Belgian emerging artists. This first subjective and hypothetical perspective is curated by Wiels (Devrim Bayar, Charles Gohy and Dirk Snauwaert). The survey allows to reveal the lines of force, common traits and the individual journey of each artist of this generation. Thereby the public will discover the preoccupations and the talents of the artist. In doing so, this exhibition will not deceive all of those looking out for the artists of tomorrow.
Artists:
Agentschap/Agence/Agency, Stephan Balleux, Aline Bouvy & John Gillis, Vaast Colson, François Curlet, Michael Dans, Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Lucile Desamory, Vincent Geyskens, Tina Gillen, Geert Goiris, Valérie Mannaerts, Xavier Mary, Benoît Platéus, Frédéric Platéus, Jimmy Robert, Gert Robijns, Ivo Provoost & Simona Denicolai, Harald Thys & Jos De Gruyter, Heidi Voet
January 10 - February 14, 2009
Solo exhibition: 'BEG TO DIFFER'
November 29, 2008 - January 31, 2009
Artists:
Fred Bervoets (BE), Bissy Bunder (DE/BE), Olaf Breuning (CH), Vaast Colson (BE), Anton Cotteleer (BE), Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys (BE), Geert Goiris (BE), Kati Heck (DE), Nick Hullegie (NL), Lisa Jeannin (SE), Peter Lemmens (BE), Michèle Matyn (BE), Julien Prévieux (FR), Guy Rombouts (BE), Franck Scurti (FR), Roman Signer (CH), Dennis Tyfus (BE), Bart Van Dijck (BE), Marijn Van Kreij (NL), Erik Van Lieshout (NL), Markus Vater (DE)
www.hessenhuis.org
January 09 - 30, 2009
'DURING NIGHTLY EXCURSIONS AND OTHER SITDOWNS'
Installation by Vaast Colson and Ben Meewis
Images at www.flickr.com/photos/selfserviceopenartspace
November 17, 2008 – January 18, 2009
EINE BESSERE WELT: TUE GREENFORT, SAN KELLER, KLAUS WEBER
In their work, artists TUE GREENFORT (*1973, Copenhagen / Berlin), SAN KELLER (*1971, Zurich) and
KLAUS WEBER (*1967, Berlin) humorously reinterpret existing societal and ecologic circumstances for
their own purposes. They redirect commercial, ecologic and economic cycles and give them better
purposes than those permitted by their worldly existence.
November 28, 2008 - January 11, 2009
Exhibition at Tour et Taxis