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Artist Projects<br />
4 artists, all living and working in Brussels participate in the Artist Projects 2012. The<br />
Artist Projects are interventions/creations designed for Art Brussels.<br />
Valérie Mannaerts has drawn the VIP cards, the cover of the fair catalogue and the<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />
For the VIP tickets, Mannaerts created a group of 4 related designs. These designs are<br />
pattern-like drawings that are somehow reminiscent of honeycomb, wave, window,<br />
and roof tile motifs. However, because of their irregular lines and indefinable colour<br />
shades, these drawings never become mere graphic patterns. Mannaerts scratched the<br />
lines of the design in a dark ground of oil pastel, allowing a palette of impure colours to<br />
emerge. Mannaerts creates an interesting tension through her very personal treatment<br />
of the glossy industrial-looking and very coveted VIP card. For the <strong>Fair</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and for<br />
the catalogue cover, however, she has adopted a different strategy. Here, she opted for<br />
a playful creation using collage techniques and drawing instead of the more obvious<br />
computerised graphic methods. Mannaerts is represented by Gallery Elisa Platteau &<br />
Cie (stand: 3A-11).<br />
Nicolas Provost shows the art video (stand: 3A-52), a new art video, titled Moving<br />
Stories about two young passengers adventuring towards a mysterious future. ‘Moving<br />
Stories strings together fragments of flying passenger airplanes. Gleaming in the<br />
sunlight, they glide high above the clouds. From the very first moment, the seductive<br />
footage, completely aiming at escapism, contrasts with the ominous, somewhat sinister<br />
soundtrack. Over this sound, Provost places a dialogue between a man and a woman.<br />
Provost plays once more with the grammar and the codes of (Hollywood) cinema. With a<br />
limited number of images, an absorbing soundtrack and a minimal story line, the artist<br />
tries to stimulate the viewers’ imagination to the maximum. (text: Ive Stevenheydens)<br />
Nicolas Provost is represented by Tim Van Laere Gallery (stand: 3C-26).<br />
Sarah Deboosere and Charles Blondeel have been commissioned to design the carrier<br />
bag for Art Brussels 2012. Both graduated from the HISK (Ghent) and have worked<br />
together as the artists duo “Sarah & Charles” since 2004. The commission for the design<br />
of a 2-dimensional work was not entirely obvious since their work mainly consists of<br />
installations and videos. The result is a graphic image, a brief, technical description<br />
of sound effects as they are used in the world of film. The description, when read by<br />
the viewer, creates a cinematic narrative in his/her imagination. Sarah & Charles are<br />
represented by Gallery van der Mieden (stand: 3B-37).<br />
Private collections<br />
ERIC FABRE<br />
/ Les Palissades de Raymond Hains<br />
A unique installation of works by Raymond Hains from the private collection<br />
Venue: Rue des 7 Bonniers 43 - 45, 1180 Brussels / Exceptionally open to the public during<br />
Art Brussels from 10 am - 1 pm / Free access / www. garagecosmos.be<br />
FREDERIC DE GOLDSCHMIDT<br />
/ Works from the collection: Harold Ancart, Joel Andrianomearisoa, Svenja Deininger,<br />
Edith Dekyndt, Michael DeLucia, Yannis Kounelis, Guillaume Leblon, Didier Marcel, Nick<br />
Oberthaler, Jurgen Ots, Benjamin Sabatier, Rosemarie Trockel, Joëlle Tuerlinckx, ...<br />
Venue: 1000 Brussels Given by mail with your reservation / Exceptionally open upon request<br />
during Art Brussels Sat - Sun 10 am - 2 pm / reservation: vip@artbrussels.be<br />
MAISON PARTICULIERE<br />
/ Struggle (s)<br />
Artworks selected from four private collections<br />
Artists selected: Ai Wei Wei, Pascal Bernier, Guillaume Bijl, Louise Bourgeois,<br />
Matthew Brannon, Tony Cragg, Lili Dujourie, Marlene Dumas, Elmgreen & Dragset,<br />
Jan Fabre, Eric Fischl, Kendell Geers, Paul McCarthy, Mondongo, Josep Niebla,<br />
Wilhelm Sasnal, Thomas Shütte, Andres Serrano, Luc Tuymans, Kelley Walker,...<br />
Venue: Rue du Chatelain 49, 1050 Brussels / Open to public / Thu - Sat 10 am - 6 pm /<br />
www.maisonparticuliere.be / Free access: exhibitors and VIP pass holders only<br />
THE LOFT<br />
/ Works from the Servais family collection: Fred Eerdekens, Gilbert&George,<br />
Thomas Houseago, Barbara Kruger, Didier Marcel, Frank Stella, …<br />
Venue: 1030 Brussels / Exceptionally open during Art Brussels to the public Tue - Sun 10 am -<br />
2 pm / rsvpavril2012@hotmail.be<br />
VANHAERENTS ART COLLECTION<br />
/ Sympathy for the Devil – This second collection presentation is curated by Walter<br />
Vanhaerents and Pierre-Olivier Rollin.<br />
Artists: Christian Boltanski, James Lee Byars, Wim Delvoye, Nick Ervinck, Urs<br />
Fischer, Kendell Geers, Jenny Holzer, Matthew Day Jackson, Barbara Kruger, Gabriel<br />
Kuri, Jean-Luc Moerman, Farhad Moshiri, Bruce Nauman, Ugo Rondinone, Sudarshan<br />
Shetty, Yinka Shonibare, Wang Du, ...<br />
/ AES+F. The Feast of Trimalchio (Project Room)<br />
This work retells Petronius’s epic poem from the Satyricon for a twenty-first century<br />
audience.<br />
Venue: Rue Anneessens 29, 1000 Brussels / Individual visits on Sat April 21, 2 pm - 5 pm /<br />
Free access: exhibitors and VIP pass holders only / <strong>Guide</strong>d visits for groups upon reservation:<br />
www.vanhaerentsartcollection.com / Fri April 20, 2012 between 6 pm and 10 pm: Opening of<br />
AES+F. The Feast of Trimalchio / During the opening of AES+F, the exhibition Sympathy for the<br />
Devil will not be accessible.<br />
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