Filed under: Photographie | Tags: Amsterdam, exposition |
This autumn Foam_Fotografiemuseum joins Maison Descartes and Museum Van Loon in presenting work by three young French photographers: Alexandre Maubert, Justine Pluvinage and Vera Schöpe.
Foam_Fotografiemuseum, Amsterdam. 05.11.2010 > 12.01.2011.
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: Bruxelles, exposition, galerie |
Nicoll Ullrich’s temporary installations expose the often invisible space where art work is made. She uses found materials, wood, glass, carpet and paper to focus on the stuff around art: the artist’s studio; the work desk; ideas pinned to walls; the leftovers of discarded choices.
Ricou Gallery, Bruxelles. 18.11.2010 > 22.01.2011.
Filed under: Design | Tags: exposition, Grand-Hornu |
The sixth design triennial “Belgium is Design. Design for mankind”, an initiative of Design Vlaanderen (Flanders Design), has been invited to participate in the exhibition programme being organised to celebrate the bicentenary of Site du Grand-Hornu.
Intrastructures is presenting OpenStructures, Lifecycle Loops and Panoramagram.
Site du Grand-Hornu. 21.11.2010 > 27.02.2011. ©Photo: Kirstie Cornelia van Noort
Filed under: Art contemporain | Tags: exposition |
L’exposition collective Strates et discontinuités présente les œuvres d’artistes qui portent un intérêt particulier à la formation et à la composition des paysages. La revue Semaine lancera son n°43.10 à l’occasion de la table ronde traitant de la relation de l’art à la géologie.
Sélection de sites Internet: Nicolas Boulard, Élodie Huet et Julien Discrit.
L’Onde, Velizy-Villacoublay. 05.10.2010 > 11.12.2010.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie, Vidéo – Film | Tags: Bruxelles, exposition |
JAP presents his second Season Exhibition in Brussels. Since 1997 Patrick Carpentier has worked with various musicians as a scenographer, director, visual artist and video-maker. In 2010 he starts a new installation project called To shed light on.
Gare Bruxelles Congrès, Bruxelles. 05.11.2010 > 02.12.2010.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Collaboration, Peinture - Illustration | Tags: exposition, galerie, livre, Luxembourg |
La couleur, expérimentée sous toutes ses formes et potentialités, constitue le médium de prédilection de Léopoldine Roux. La galerie Lucien Schweitzer lui consacre une première exposition personnelle, qui s’attaque aussi bien à l’espace urbain qu’au support en deux dimensions. Aperçu du catalogue édité à l’occasion de l’exposition: neutre
Lucien Schweitzer Galerie, Luxembourg. Afficher la couleur, 28.10.2010 > 04.12.2010.
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie | Tags: Amsterdam, exposition, galerie |
The specialty of Scheltens & Abbenes is to meticulously arrange objects – chairs, glassware, shirts, perfume bottles – into configurations that have a strong two-dimensional or graphic character.
Martin van Zomeren, Amsterdam. 06.11.2010 > 18.12.2010.
Filed under: Photographie | Tags: exposition, galerie, New York |
In this third and final installment of The Course of History, Bart Michiels explores the Eastern European battlefields of Russia and Germany. The term “Götterdämmerung” is adapted from Richard Wagner’s final opera of The Ring Cycle and is intended to refer here to the notion of a “violent end” or “destruction” as was the case for the Third Reich.
Foley Gallery, New York. 28.10.2010 > 08.01.2011.
Filed under: Architecture, Art contemporain, Graphisme, Photographie | Tags: exposition, Venise |
Based in Brussels, Rotor is a group of people sharing a common interest in the material flux of materials in industry and construction. Rotor represents Belgium’s French Community at the 12th International Architecture Exhibition of the Biennale di Venezia. The catalogue of the exhibition was written by Rotor and crafted by the graphic studio Casier&Fieuws. It is a fundamental part of the project, and can be read as an autonomous publication.
12th International Architecture Exhibition of the Biennale di Venezia.
Belgian pavilion at the Giardini. 29.08.2010 > 21.11.2010.
©Photos: Maïlys Eberlin & Vincent Brunetta
Filed under: Art contemporain, Photographie | Tags: exposition, Paris |
Pour son exposition au Palais de Tokyo, malmenant des logiques propres à l’usage, au langage ou à la représentation, jouant des échelles et des analogies, opposant plan et volume, surface et espace, Eric Tabuchi reconfigure le réel pour mieux en extraire les dimensions absurdes ou étranges, plastiques ou politiques.
Palais de Tokyo, Paris. 07.10.2010 > 31.10.2010.
Signature du livre Hyper Trophy, 28.10.2010, 17:00 à 20:00.