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Dutch Desigin Week 'the Body Project' Eindhoven NL

19/10-27/10

https://ddw.nl/nl/programma/11994/the-body-project

Wear Sunscreen 27/04-03/11 Villa Zephyr Westende

https://www.middelkerke.be/nl/cultuurstek/evenementen/tentoonstelling-wear-sunscreen

Les Liaisons Désireuses26/05-13/10 Kasteel Van Ursel, Hingene

https://www.kasteeldursel.be/bezoek/

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'A Titillating Evening Awaits'

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Solo- expo by Elke Desutter

in collaboration with CC Gildhof Tielt

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The entrance of the exposition is through the work of Marijs Boulogne.

The sculpture proposes a mobile, dynamic and female omnipotent presence. The giant crochet vulva with clitoris is not only life-giving, but also the gateway to the abdomen. Our gut is controlled by
our limbic nervous system and on its
turn it is linked to our brains.

Araki Nobuyoshi in dialogue with 'the Swelf' from Marijs Boulogne

Nobuyoshi Araki

This hallway between the entrance and the main expo hall is seen as the road towards the brain. In this hallway you can find sketchbooks, experiments and different kinds of work material the artists from the expo use to create.

A selection out of the oevre from Georg Verstrepen.

An artist out of studio Borgerstein.

'Ecce Homo'

With sketchbooks and documentation from Frieke Janssens, Kimberly Dullaert, Els foubert

sketchbooks and materials from
Lieze Demiddeleir, Brigitte Zaman, Monica Laroche

WIth sketchbooks and materials from Kurt Van Royen, Noortje De brouwer, Conny Van damme, Jan Wuyts

With works and materials from Emma Mortier and Wytze Hingst

Entrance to the main exhibition hall which is divided in 4 section by analogy with our brains. First is the Frontal lobe with works by Charlotte Lybeer, Edith Ronse,Laure Forêt, Frieke Janssens, Sybren Janssens, Sven Langhmans, Carlo Buyck,

graphic design by Jelle Meys

Charlotte Lybeer, Edith Ronse

Monica Laroche

Laure Forêt , Edith ronse , Frieke Janssens , Carlo Buyck

Monica Laroche

Frieke Janssens, Sybren Janssens, Sven Langhmans opst

Langhmans, Laure Forêt, Edith Ronse, Monica Laroche

Carlo Buyck , Laure forêt, Sybren Janssens

Edith Ronse, Frieke Janssens

Laure Forêt, Edith Ronse

Edith Ronse, Frieke Janssens, Carlo Buyck

Edith Ronse

With works from Maaike Leyn, Ariana Page Russel, Monika Laroche, Emma Mortier, Katrien Hofman, Wytze Hyngst, Zaman Brigitte

Maaike Leyn, Emma Mortier, Wytze Hingst

Ariana Page Russel, Monica Laroche

Emma Mortier , Ariana page Russel

Brigitte Zaman, Emma Mortier

Ariana Page Russel, Monica Laroche

Monica Laroche, Ariana Page Russel

Katrien Hofman, Emma Mortier, Ariana Page Russel, Monica Laroche

Katrien Hofman

Maaike Leyn

Emma Mortier, Wytze Hingst

Lieze Demiddeleir, Jan Wuyts

Jan Wuyts , Lieze Demiddeleir

Temporale Lobe Krankland, colin en massou

Krankland
Colin H. Van Eeckhout & Jean-Marie Massou

Benny Luyckx , Krankland

Krankland, Colin H.Van Eeckhout & Jean-Marie Massou

Benny luyckx

Contemporary collage

&

Assemblage

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Installation art & Photo sculptures

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Video art & installation

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Passie & Obsessie

EXPO CONCEPT

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Curated by Elke Desutter

in collaboration with CC Sint-NIklaas

Initiated by Special Arts Festival

Where is the line between passion and obsession? Artist/curator Elke Desutter takes you through the creative process of various artists where passion flirts with - and often turns - into obsession. Although obsession has a negative connotation, it can act as a driving force to explore a topic.

You enter the expo as if you were entering the body; via 'De Zwelf' by Marijs Boulogne. All connection and life starts here. After 'De Zwelf' you take the narrow aisle as a 'road' to the brain. Here you find the thinking process of the artists, and then finally you enter into the 'brain' of the expo. This part of the exhibition is the main hall. By analogy with our brains, the room is divided into four parts, each of which symbolizes a lobe of the brain. Each area has its own characteristics. There are no inner barriers between these four quadrants. They work in harmony and share information with each other. For each area, work by different artists has been brought together, each in their own way they deal with passion and/or obsession. The line between passion and obsession is sometimes thin and fades when an artist is completely overtaken the work.

-Excerpt out of the brochure-