The exhibition is organized on the occasion of the new integrated site of Sint Lucas Antwerp, which thereby wishes to initiate a first collaboration with the Royal Orthopedagogical Centre Antwerp (KOCA) curated by Ralph Collier.
Participating artists: Stefan Bakmand, Ignace Cami, Liesje De Laet & Katinka De Jonge, Oscar Hugal, Susan Kuijpers. Clara Lissens, Kai Lossgot, An Onghena, Ananda Serne, Veroniek Van Samang, Tim Verherstraeten, Emma Verhulst.
For the project I have installed my new work ‘Winter Sauerkraut’ tablecloth at KOCA Antwerp. The online gallery with the photographs by KOCA students is here: >> more info
You are more than welcome to GLOW exhibition at Kunstenplatform WARP
Open every friday and saturday 14.00-17.00 by appointment
27.01.2019 - 23.02.2019
Apostelstraat 20, Sint-Niklaas (Belgium)
More info: http://warp-art.be/nl/programma/Expo_Glow
Participating artists: Janne Claes, Bastiaan Van Aarle, Brecht Heytens and myself.
I am happy to be featured in Wallpaper* magazine, January 2019 issue!
online version here
“The Well” and “Bonfire” 2018, 2 recent videoworks by Ben Van den Berghe and myself where shown last week at Untitled, ART in Miami Beach as part of a collective sculpture with Rodrigue Mouchez and Jillian Mayer as part of ’A group of People Walking Through the Space’ curated by AGUAS.
I am happy to be a part of the group exhibition ’Currents #6: Good Intentions’ in Marres, House for Contemporary Culture in Maastricht curated by Marian Cousijn, Anne Ruygt and Bertan Selim.
Currents #6: Good Intentions presents the work of 17 emerging artists who recently graduated from Belgian, Dutch and German academies. This year’s theme Good Intentions, brings together personal stories and political statements dealing with identity, youth and cultural traditions. From twerking to vlogging children, from the French Revolution to drone warfare and from pickling chestnuts to selling your soul for ice cream: Good Intentions has it all.
Many of the selected artists moved to the Euregion from different parts of the world. Through their work they reflect on society and contemplate belonging in today’s established socio-political order. The artists treat subjects ranging from happiness to alienation; from controversial histories to the perversity of the internet. Their works question morality and focus on the tension that occurs between cultural appropriation, conformism and individualism.
Good Intentions combines photography, video, installation, performance, print and sculpture. Centering on the artists’ personal perspectives and experiences, the exhibition illustrates the complexity of self-definition in today’s world.
Participating artists: Elena Aya Bundurakis, Pavel Balta, Jonas Brinker, Liesel Burisch, Sjoerd Houben, Nimrod Karmi, Susanne Khalil Yusef, Yorgos Maraziotis, Kim Nuijen, Eric Patel, Pati Petrykowska, Constance Proux, Anna Rubbens, Bert Snaterse, Nasrin Tork and Joris Verleg and myself.
