Sonia Dermience + 연관된 작가
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Visual Arts / Curator | Belgium
After studying art
history, Sonia Dermience worked in assistant curatorial roles and in 2002
founded Komplot, a non-profit curatorial collective concerned with nomadic
creative practices and trends of specialisation. The projects of Komplot such
as Midi Zuid (on gentrification and speculation), Vollevox (on
the voice in contemporary art) or Architecture of Survival (on ephemeral
architecture) explored new terrain in relation to objects, spaces, artists and
the public. Under the name of Catherine Vertige, she conducted extensive
research into post '68 collaborative art practices in Belgium; organising
seminars and making two documentary films in collaboration with Kosten Koper.
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Komplot
A curatorial collective from Belgium,
Brussels. They are concerned with nomadic creative practices and trends of
specialization. The main goal of their projects is to explore new terrain in
relation to objects, spaces, artists and the public. Komplot has worked with
Douglas Park on a number of projects, including By Accident and Marcel.
Sonia Dermience is their prime-mover driving force. Komplot has conducted
extensive research into post 68’ collaborative art practices in Belgium; it
organizes seminars, produces exhibitions, films, books, and an annual magazine
titled Year.
Michelle Naismith
An experienced, professional video artist
from Scotland. She lives and works between her country and Belgium. Through
video she creatively collates and disseminates information gathered from people
she meets in a way that is both thought provoking and visually stimulating. She
has done various projects with both Douglas Park and Komplot, including the
magazine Year and the films Ancestral Unemployment and Au Revoir Moodle Pozart.
Nico Dockx
Lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium. He is
an artist, writer, curator, publisher, and researcher working out of a
fundamental and ever curious preoccupation with living archives. His works –
interventions, publications, texts, sounds, lectures, images, performances and
conversations, are usually the result of close interactions with colleagues.
They investigate the relationship between perception and remembrance, allowing
multiple interpretations and translations to emerge. Nico Dockx has exhibited
in numerous international and national shows, he has done many collaborations
with Douglas Park, including the shows Museum
of Display, Grand Complex Split Block,
Bruegel Revisited.
David Garchey
Artistic director. He worked with Douglas
Park on many occasions, including By
Accident, where he acted as an iconographer by illustrating Douglas’s text.
He also took part in the show 100 Dessins
contre la guerre du Vietnam, Disquiet
Tectonica, and the publication Year and
Year 2011.
David Evrard
Belgian artist and writer. Born in 1970,
lives and works in Brussels. His first collaborative work was in 1989, since
then he keeps the taste of group production and experience. His works are a
permanent flux of collages, images, sculptures, books, etc. working in layers
and accumulation. He uses a large specter of techniques, without any preference
of material, multiplied in lots of mediums, like magazines or public space
projects. He is the co-editor of the Year
magazine. He also collaborated with Douglas Park on during the project By Accident, the film Ancestral Unemployment.
Kris Delacourt
Lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium. Often
produces sonic collaborations with the media collective Building Transmissions,
which he co-founded in 2001 with Nico Dockx and Peter Verwimpt. They produce
experimental audio-visual documents, ‘post-Cagean’ sonic architechtures,
improvisational live performances and a wide spectrum of mixed-media installations.
Known for relentless collaboration, he took part in many projects, including The Teufelsgroup, Utopia Station, Meteorlabyrinthesis
(pt.1).
Jan Mast
Artist from Belgium. Often collaborates
with Nico Dockx and Kris Delacourt. Calls himself a man of the renaissance, and
has a vast spectrum of interests. He collaborated on many projects, including
the show Disquiet Tectonica, The
Teufelsgroup, The rest of Now, the event Linear Art Affair, and the film L'éclipse
de l'âme.
Peter Verwimp
Lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium.
Co-founder of the collective Building Transmissions. His artwork and research
focuses on fundamental issues regarding sculpture. Sculpture as construction
and aesthetics are considered and related to issues as communication and
ethics. His sculptural practice starts in the contingency of everyday life, for
example accidental construction of trash and waste in the city. He collaborated
on such projects as Bruegel Revisited,
Nursery World, Meteorlabyrithesis (pt.1).
Jean-Philippe Convert
Belgian artist and poet. In is artwork he
concentrates on making video films and performances after his own texts. He
writes scripts and screenplays. In his work he mainly tries to explore the
possibilities of oral and musical expression, in relationship to text and
image. He defines his work as “objet-films”, in which the visual and the
auditive converge. He collaborated on such projects as By Accident and the film Marcel.
Kurt Ryslav
Born in Graz, Austria, active in Belgium.
Artist and writer, his means are provocation and sarcasm in combination with
intriguing sensuality. In 2000, a show in Ghent was dedicated – in cooperation
with famous art-collectors – to the phenomena of « artists working for a living
in Belgium » in a slightly provocative and humiliating manner. He worked on
projects such as Honorous Honore and The-London-Galleries-Therapy.
Damien Airault
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He holds a Master of Fine Arts
in Bordeaux
and a diploma at the School Store
at Grenoble
in 2002 .
Since 2002, he organized a thirty exhibitions
and artistic events, especially in the context of the association's Office,
he led from 2008 to 2011, mainly with young artists.
He regularly collaborates with magazines particles
, , petunia and oscillations .
He was secretary of the Association of
Statutory associated exposure and an active member of the French section of
the International Association of Art Critics .
"It interests include experimental forms
of curating, the devices co-production and communication, questioning the works
and practices through the gesture of the Commissioner and the viewer's
experience" .
"Very active on the Parisian scene, he
thinks of art as a game on the status and identities, where the economy and
daily life mingle with new forms of radical . "
[1] Michelle Naismith and Douglas Park, Still photo by Oliver Martin, 'Au
Revoir Moodle Pozart', 2003, ©, Copyright, Michelle Naismith https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhkEnm8E2PAoMNAowBogRxPQlP3C5TIveujaArPcD6xvlQyCuv37Q3Wfk-L5Zxo5tsxjeTcrfApRPS2R_sbB5obfHoZAtBtw7UZe5FQY9MGB2UfTru8hqPAo37C0PEYyaXoyIncyJ3pNDI/s1600/37960_104066939660977_100001730141045_28578_7950995_n.jpg)
[3] David Evrard, http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/235/076/235076511_640.jpg
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