Nosbaum Reding Projects

Born 1979 in USA. Works and lives in Brussels.

Jakup Auce is profoundly intrigued by the portraying of the visage and the narratives of character-making, generating series of personages that wander inside a retro sci-fi, from glam to cryogenisation, around a theatre of living mechanical puppets. An army of beautiful monsters are the fable of the artist and his surroundings: the embryonic sexuality of nature as the social construct of identity - ?Pas pour ceux qui ont pris les cockrings pour des ronds des serviettes?. Auce has exhibited in In Extenso (FR), Komplot (BE), Inside 15 (BE), Island (BE) and IMT Gallery (UK); he is represented by Nosbaum Reding and Trampoline.

Born 1979 in Poland. Works and lives in Warsaw.

Wojciech Bakowski graduated from fine arts academy in Poznan. His work has been shown (among others) in New Museum, New York in 2009, Schmela Haus, Kunstsammlung Nordhein-Westfalen, Dusseldorf in 2012, Museum Morsbroich, Leverkusen in 2013, MSN (Museum of Modern Art) Warsaw in 2013. Apart from being visual artist, he is also a poet and a musician (KOT, Niwea). Word, sound and image are Bakowski's basic vocabulary and hence occassionaly become the content of his work. He is represented by Galeria Stereo.

Born 1974 in Brussels. Works and lives in Brussels.

Aline Bouvy does speak about anal retention as the main disfunction of today's society; she's obviously referring to the normalisation and extended conformity within the rules that veil and forbid sex. Instead of bending to this parameters, she concentrates her work around the desire drive, creating images that emulate an anus and a mouth, the hand grabbing the penis or an archeological chance of arrangement. The main goal here is not provocation, nor mere composition, but the continuous flow of the liquid-saliva-style that is the very consistent language of Bouvy. Her last solo exhibitions include NICC (BE) and EAP Vénissieux (FR). Her work has been exhibited at Le Confort Moderne (FR), IMT Gallery (UK), Parallel / Oaxaca (MX) and Island (BE).

Born 1987 in Belgium. Works and lives in Brussels.

Laurie Charles graduated from the School of Fine Arts in Bordeaux, France. Charles video-works stage friends, actors, curators and artists in a game of multiple references framed within her sculptural installations. Those narrative films are frequently contextualised inside site-specific scenographic environments made for the gallery; objects turn alive within Charles’ videos through a process of humanisation: using voices to draw absurd and polysemic dialogues. High and low, counter-culture or philosophy gather in a large pop and folk multiple faced discourse; all that research contained in a practice that meets DIY, amateurism in video and a certain “degenerated craftsmanship”. Between other venues, her work has been exhibited at Komplot (BE), Le Commissariat (FR), Villa Arson (FR) and Triangle (FR).

Born 1988 in Liège, BE. Lives and works in Brussels.

Recently he presented a duo exhibition with artist Noah Barker at Exo Exo, Paris, curated by Exo Exo and Galerie Lodos Mexico. Other solo exhibitions include «Fantasy Bureau» at Galerie Central, Liège.
He has also participated in group exhibitions such as «Won't You Come And Spoon With Me» at Damien & The Love Guru, Brussels; «That Feeling» curated by Domenico de Chirico at Eduardo Secci contemporary, Florence (IT); «Les sept périls spectraux» and «Berlin Est» at Galerie Arnaud Deschin, Paris; «RAVI Open Studio» curated by Xavier Mary at Résidences-Ateliers Vivegnis International, Liège; Group Show at Galerie Central, Liège and «FFEMECBLOT» at Clovis XV, Brussels.

Born 1970s in France. Works and lives between Paris and Berlin.

Vava Dudu is a parisian figure with one hand over Berlin. Her work deals with poetry and a very personal post-cubist approach to drawing, she writes and draws on any support available and as a decadent glam-rock star, after the wall she will continue painting on her face. The language of Dudu's work presents a completely developed chart of recurrent signs: the Eiffel Tower surrounded by long breasts, hearts and crying faces with widely open mouths. Her work is a candid song for the desperation of the contemporary urban life. Dudu is the leader singer in the neo-punk band La Chatte, she has exhibited her clothes in showrooms around Europe and her catwalks are an an- them to the underground. Her work has been presented in mayor group exhibitions and performances in Palais de Tokyo (FR), Le Confort Moderne (FR) and Komplot (BE).

Né en 1975 à Bruxelles. Vit et travaille à Bruxelles.

Etudes

1996-1998     
ERG (Ecole de Recherche Graphique), Bruxelles
1994-1996     
Philosophie, Université Libre de Bruxelles

Expositions personnelles

2016
A Spotlight at Night, Nosbaum Reding Projects, Luxembourg

2013
Le souvenir d'un rayonnement et la prémonition d'une ruine, Nosbaum & Reding, Luxembourg
Les dormances, Marcel Berlanger Studio, Bruxelles

2007
Grégory Durviaux – Quel vague souvenir, KIOSK, AICA Luxembourg, Luxembourg (cat.)

2006
Multiplex, Galerie Dominique Lang, Dudelange, Luxembourg


Expositions collectives

2016
The present is yours, the future is mine, Cercle Cité, Luxembourg (cat.)
Ici et maintenant, FRAC Poitou-Charentes [hors-les-murs]

2013
Une tradition matérielle, FRAC Poitou-Charentes, Angoulême
Lounge 2, Le clougoff, Bruxelles

2012
Figures de style 2, Espace BGL BNP Paribas, Luxembourg

2011
Realfictions, Galerie l´Indépendance, Dexia BIL, Luxembourg (cat.)
Exposition des résidents, H2O, Differdange

2008    
Résonances, Musée de la Cour d’Or, Metz (cat.)
Mixed Season, Nosbaum & Reding, Luxembourg

2007
Roundabout-Refreshing Art, Rotonde 2, Luxembourg (cat.)

2006
Exhibiting Transformation, Galerie QG Salzinsel, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
Borderline, exposition d’ouverture, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg

2005
transposition, Grégory Durviaux, David Leleu, Tagawa Hotel, Bruxelles

2004
Hoferlin 42, Installation LX, Esch-sur-Alzette (cat.)
Art Brussels, Galerie Nosbaum & Reding, Bruxelles

2003
Biennale d’Esch, Esch-sur-Alzette (cat.)
fig., Marcel Berlanger, Grégory Durviaux, Galerie Nosbaum & Reding, Luxembourg

Collections

Fonds Régional d’Art Contemporain Poitou-Charentes, France
AXA Luxembourg

Born 1970 in Belgium. Works and lives in Brussels.

David Evrard is artist, author, teacher and publisher. His last solo exhibition, entitled La drogue, was held at Rurart (FR). His solo exhibitions include BOZAR (BE), BPS22 (BE), Confort Moderne (FR), La Salle de Bain (FR), Fabrika Contemporary Art Center at Sofia (BGR) and Rencontre de la Photographie (FR). He recently participated at group shows at MAC Lyon (FR), EKKM (EE) and Passerelles Art Centr (FR). He realised a lecture and performance at FRAC Reims (FR) IN 2015. Evrard is the publisher of Joe Dalton fanzine and co-director of YEAR annual book. He’s the author of the novel The Spirit of Ecstasy, distributed by Les presses du réel (FR), and recently published Trouble Academy with After Howl at Nero Publishing (IT). David Evrard is the director of th Studio Master Sculpture at ERG School (BE) and redactor in C4 magazine (BE).

Born 1980 in USA. Works and lives in Los Angeles.

Mariah Garnett's work is rooted in re-interpreting found texts, using desire as an access point. Broadly defining "text", her subjects range from the written word to actual people. The boundaries of adaptation, documentary and fiction are continually being drawn and re-drawn in her work. Screenings include: REDCAT, White Columns, SF MoMA, Venice Biennial (Swiss Offsite Pavillion), Rencontres Internationales (Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Beirut), Midway Contemporary Art (USA), Ann Arbor Film Festival (DE). Solo and duo exhibitions include ltd los angeles (USA), Human Resources Gallery (USA). In 2014 her work was featured in the Hammer Museum's biennial exhibition. She is represented by ltd los angeles.

Born 1974 in UK. Works and lives in London.

Emma Hart believes there is a gap between how things are experienced and how they might look photographed. The overwhelming real we stumble through is split from the way digital culture references it, then smoothes it all over. Life looks good in images, or if not good, far away enough for us to manage and control. Sculpture, most recently ceramics, provides a way to physically corrupt and 'dirty' images and forcefully squeeze more life out of them. Clay provides a way to work behind pictures, and reveal the raw, crude state of things that images screen off. Recent solo exhibitions include Folkestone Triennial 2014 (UK), Camden Arts Centre (UK), Whitstable Biennale 2012 (UK), Matt’s Gallery (UK) and Norwich and CIRCA Projects (UK). Her work was recently included in group exhibitions at Wysing Arts Centre (UK), OHWOW Gallery (USA), Mead Gallery (UK) and Modern Art Oxford (UK).  Hart was awarded a Random Acts commission for The Jarman Awards 2013. Hart was resident at Camden Arts Centre and at Wysing Arts Centre. She received an MA in Fine Art from the Slade in 2004 and completed her PhD in Fine Art at Kingston University in 2013. Upcoming exhibitions include solo presentations at Laboratorio Arte Alameda (MX) and Grand Union (UK).

Born 1930 in Luxembourg. Works and lives in Luxembourg.

After having been a good house wife for three decades, Germaine Hoffmann decided to not become a dissatisfied old lady and went on to study various techniques at innumerable summer school courses and evening classes between 1968 and 1998 in Luxembourg. Her technique evolved from newspaper collages into her very own technique involving a mix of collage and paint on wood, sanded and varnished in multiple layers to arrive at a immaculately slick and yet deeply textured image?object. She never tires to experiment with new found ideas and objects, turning household objects reminiscent of her pre-described role as a woman born in the 30s into powerful images of presence, there-ness and solitude, one example of this being a series of plastic table covers re-used as drip catchers for her varnished collages and then re-worked and re-used to become large scale images themselves. Her work sits within the realm of emotional abstraction, with geometric and seemingly coincidental outlines of bodies or vases as her only hint at figurative representation. Germaine Hoffmann has exhibited extensively within Luxembourg and has been in group as well as solo shows in Germany, Hungary, Sweden, France, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands and Poland.

Born 1982 in Passau. Lives and works in Berlin.

In his work Markus Hoffmann focuses on concepts concerning the observer, the antropocenic time they are living in and their abilities and limits in relating to their surroundings. The resulting projects are shown internationally and have been supported by several awards, grants and residencies. His work includes a versatile spectrum of media, spanning from conceptual photography to time-based sculptures and installational work. Markus Hoffmann's work addresses notions of time, place, personal history and collective memory. Set against a methodological backdrop, his works vacillate between art, science and architecture.

Born 1982 in Luxembourg. Works and lives in Basel and London.

Sophie Jung studied at the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam (BA Fine Art) and at Goldsmiths, London (MFA Fine Art). Her practice addresses representation and its pitfalls, both culturally as a system of disguised and shifting signs and personally as a way to track and record life. She regularly negotiates between form and affect, pragmatism and romance, between scrutinizing accuracy and magical awe. She has a deep trust in temporary definitions, plays with concepts packed into words, objects or facial expressions, shifting their assumed meaning from work to work to sentence to song. Her position is on the apronproscenium, the pre-stage, as a fluid messenger between reception and production of timelined purport. Her work is strict, slick and abstract as well as emotionally involved, performative and overly literal; the intersection of form, structure and rhythm with the messy, perturbed and oddly sentimental is the underlying tone in her work, be it video, performance, sculpture, text or photography.

Recent projects and exhibitions include Äppärät at Ballroom Marfa, Eh, co - Nah cis. Us! at Kunsthalle Basel for Jungs, Hier Kommt der Masterplan and Uncanny Valley at Wysing Art Centre, Cambridge, UK. Future projects include a reading with Fiktion: New Writing Group at ICA, London, a new performance for Art16, curated by Nicoletta Lambertucci, the Transversal Writing Seminar at the School of Architecture, KTH Stockholm as well as Poetry off the Page (working title) curated by Frances Loeffler at Oakville Galleries, Ontario this June.
In 2015 Sophie has spent 6 months in New York at ISCP, courtesy of the Edward Steichen Award Luxembourg, which she received in 2013. In March 2016 she was awarded the LEAP - the Luxembourg Encouragment for Artists Prize.

Born 1978 in Poland. Works and lives in Stuttgart.

Dorota Jurczak's macabre and fantastical works combine influences from folklore and mythology, along with inventions of her own imagination. The figures in her work are predominantly indebted to Eastern European iconography and exist in darkly whimsical dream-worlds, surrounded by anthropomorphic animals, creeping woods, hair and all manner of deformed creatures. Jurczak's highly stylised works are like fragments of an ongoing surreal narrative that starts and stops without needing to make any sense. She has been featured in numerous international exhibitions, including the 2006 Seville and Berlin biennales. Jurczak has also presented her work at the Tate Modern (UK), Van Abbemuseum (NL); Kunstraum Walcheturm (CH), CAPC Musée d'art Contemporain (FR) and MMA PS1 (USA).  She is represented by Corvi Mora.

Born in UK. Works and lives in Chicago

Sam Lipp is an artist. It also co-directs Queer Thoughts, an art gallery in Chicago. Recent exhibitions include My Hamster Cage, a solo show at Bodega, New York, and Feeling Languid, a two-person show with Luis Miguel Bendaña at Malraux's Place, Brooklyn. It is also working on a line of men's tube tops. It is represented by Bodega.

Born 1979 in Switzerland. Works and lives in Zürich.

Fabian Marti studied at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Zurich (HGKZ), Department of Photography. In 2008, Marti visited the Mountain School of Arts in Los Angeles. On one level Fabian Marti's photograms and ceramics relate strongly to formalism, abstraction and op art. However, the artist is further interested in the sensations related to a loss of control and the access to the subconscious. Between other venues, he has exhibited solo in Kunstverein Braunschweig (DE), Kunstmuseum Winterthur (CH), Swiss Institute (USA) and Istituto Svizzero di Roma (IT). His group shows include Bank Julius Bär & Co. (CH), Dumont Foundation (USA) Kunsthaus Zürich (CH); Parasol Unit Foundation for Contemporary Art (UK), Walter Bechtler Stiftung (CH) and Zabludowicz Collection (UK). He is represented by Peter Kilchmann.

Born 1985 in Belgium. Works and lives in Brussels.

Wobbe Micha centres his work in the gesture of object-making, the importance of the sculpture laying on "the hand over the surface". Micha graduated from the fine arts programme at Sint-Lukas Brussels in 2008. In 2012 attended Lucy McKenzie's class at the academy of Düsseldorf. He was in residence at WIELS (BE) and in Cité des Arts (FR). His work has exhibited in WIELS (BE), Sint-Lukas Gallery (BE), __(SIC) (BE), Galerie Van der Mieden (BE) and Maison Particulière (BE).

Born in Canada. Works and lives in London.

Jenny Moore is an artist and musician; she makes live events and installations where sculpture and performance meet, using music and comedy as way of exploring the 'now,' and collaboration as a way of making the 'now' happen.  She plays in the all-female, all-drum band Charismatic Megafauna and performs with the art collective Gandt, who make events, performances, and dinner parties. Currently, she is the producer and host of You can't win them all, ladies and gentlemen, a live, travelling radio show exploring the insane neo-liberal demands that artists be everything to everyone. Recent performances include Library Gallery (CA), Wysing Music Festival (UK), Victoria & Albert Museum (UK). Other recent projects: Almanac Projects (UK), Tate Modern (UK), South London Gallery (UK), Hayward Gallery (UK), LA Pedestrians (USA), Bergen Kunsthalle (NO), and the Printed Matter New York Art Book Fair (USA). She went to art school twice, in Winnipeg and London.

Born 1981 in USA. Works and lives in Brussels.

Kenneth Andrew Mroczek has an object-mediated connection to Nature, granting a capital interest to the social tale that is inherent to architecture with projects such as ?Opa-Tisha-Wocka-Locka? and ?Y?$ I See Stars?. A pretty amount of attention is given to the soul, as if the exhibition room could contain a healing handful of energy; this is not a question of shamanism, but more of a review of a list of aesthetic codes: from handicraft to neo-hippie. He has produced several artist books, frequently collaborating with other artists, such as Anne Daems, Harrell Fletcher, Dan Graham.... Mroczek has exhibited solo at Mehrwert Aachen (DE), Wolfsonian-FIU (USA), Elisa Platteau (BE), Komplot (BE); his work was included in group exhibitions at Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin (FR), Objectif Exhibitions (BE) and MOCA Miami (USA) between other venues.

Born 1982 in New Zealand. Works and lives in Brussels.

Clare Noonan seeks to excavate and activate stories dissolved by history?s narratives. Working in parallel to Western pictorial traditions of landscape, Clare uses precise combination artist-made and collected sculptural objects, photographic images, event and documentation as vehicles to re-access, re-experience, re-stage, identify, imagine. Clare graduated from Ilam School of Fine Arts (NZ) in 2004 and is a recent laureate of HISK, Higher Institute for Fine Arts (BE). Clare was awarded the Olivia Spencer Bower Foundation Art Award (NZ) in 2009 and has exhibited works and projects in Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, France, at the recent 5th Marrakech Biennale and throughout New Zealand in Govett-Brewster and Artspace. Clare is a member of the collaboration All the Cunning Stunts (since 2010). She is represented by Motive Gallery.

Born 1978 in Belgium. Lives and works between Rome, Warsaw and Brussels.

Jurgen Ots' work, lingering on the border between sculpture, installation and printing, is generated under the Alchemist motto Solve et Coagula, dissolve and coagulate, break down and reassemble. The resulting visual language consists a physical, tactile aspect stemming from the treatment of ultimately tangible material on the one hand and a representation of ephemeral elements on the other. These opposing parts enter into a dialogue in order to form an illusionary synthesis in a psychological context. Through repetitive actions and extensive ways of manipulation, exploring the boundaries of the image, the material is transformed and worn out into an image that is no longer a representation but a frozen object in time. Between other venues, his work has been exhibited in Witte de With (NL), Extra City Kunsthall (BE), Brussels Biennial (BE), Fundación Botín (ES), MASS MoCA Massachusetts (USA), Stereo (PL) and Gallery Isabella Bortolozzi (DE); he is represented by Elisa Platteau and Galleria Zero.

Born 1987 in Finland. Works and lives in Helsinki and Berlin

Jaakko Pallasvuo’s work deals with hierarchies, feelings and social arrangements. He makes videos, ceramics, texts and images. In recent years Pallasvuo's works have been exhibited at Kunsthalle St. Gallen, New Galerie, CAC Vilnius, 1646, The Goss-Michael Foundation, Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien, UCCA, Eyebeam and Future Gallery, among others.

Born 1980 in Sweden. Works and lives in Stockholm.

Carl Palm builds polyhedral discourses generated form conversations between objects of plural nature. The concept of "mixed media" finds here a clearer sense through his approach to objects: it considers relations of resemblance and contrast inside the exhibition room, the changing significance of the goods through changes and displacement, and the sculpture´s own memory. Not that far from animism, Palm approaches a wide sculptural practice from a post-curatorial behaviour, researching the inner capacity of the objects to interact inside the white-cube, being specially sensitive to their previous story outside the museum. His recent and upcoming exhibitions include: MACBA (ES), Casa do Povo (BR), Inter Arts Center (SE), CAC (LT), Finnish Institute (SE), Galeri Invaliden 1 (DE), Komplot (BE) and the 12th Istanbul Biennale (TR).

Born 1988 in Canada.  Works and lives in London.

Athena Papadopoulos attended the University of British Columbia for her undergraduate studies in Visual Arts and Contemporary Art Theory and graduated from the MFA Fine art programme at Goldsmiths, University of London in 2013. Recent solo exhibitions include, Honeymoon in Pickle Paradise at the Landmark Hotel, London, curated by Leopold Thun and Jasmine Picot-Chapman (2014), OUT COLD, OTHER Projects, Berlin (2014). Selected group exhibitions include Bloomberg New Contemporaries at the Liverpool World Museum and ICA (UK), Sunset Terrace, (CA), Vitrine Gallery (UK). Upcoming solo exhibitions include, Zabludowics Collection Invites: Athena Papadopoulos (UK) and T.B.A Annarumma Gallery (IT).

Born Nicolas Marcon 1986 in France. Works and lives in Brussels.

Monsieur Pimpant graduated from fine arts academy in Tournai. Apart from being visual and sound artist in a broad sense, he is a co-founder of publishing collective 'Edition Gitan'. He has created a brand 'Ultra dead toy' with Stephane Blanquet and Francesco Defourny in 2013. He has developed an authorial drawing programme ' Jeu du dessin', 2010-2013. He desings patterns for a Belgian fashion brand Krjst since 2012. In his own artistic practice Monsieur Pimpant explores the potentials of 3D technology.

Born 1985 in Poland. Works and lives in Kraków and Berlin.

Agnieszka Polska studied at the fine arts academy in Cracow, and the university of arts in Berlin (Hito Steyerl's class). Polska's main medium is animation, video and photography. Her practice is concerned with the processes of reshaping the past by present activities and the productive potential of memory imperfections. She has received Polish Film Award by Polish Film Institut & Musuem of Modern Art in Warsaw in 2013. Her work has been exposed internationally and soon will be shown at 19th Biennale of Sydney. She is represented by Zak Branicka.

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Born in 1977 in Luxembourg. Lives and works in Luxembourg.

Solo Exhibitions (Selection)

2017

Touche pas du bois, Nosbaum Reding, Luxembourg

2016

Me and My Artists, 1st Artist THE STICK, 1, rue de la Loge, organized by Richard T. Aintsworth

2012

Nahtlos - Graffiti is my Religion, TUFA, Trier, Germany, organized by Laurent Steinmeyer & Friends

Group Exhibitions (Selection)

2016

(Con) Temporary Art Gallery, Lorentzweiler, organized by Joel Rollinger

Art2cure, Galerie de l'Indépendance, organized by Banque Internationale à Luxembourg and University's Luxembourg Center for Systems Biomedicine

2015

Graffiti et Littérature,Galerie Maggy Stein, Bettembourg, organized by Maison de la Jeunesse et de la Culture Bettembourg

2014           

Expo une Ville en couleur,Maison des Cultures de St Gilles, Brussels, organized by Une Ville en couleur asbl

2013 

Wheel come on Board,Carré Rotondes, Luxembourg, organized by Loïc Villa & Samuel Levi, Carré Rotondes

2012 

Young Blood, Galerie Michel Miltgen, Luxembourg

ALL OVER, urban art inside & outside ofCarré Rotondes, Luxembourg, organized by Stick & Carré Rotondes

2011              

The End, a Sumo/Spike/Stick project, Gosseldange, Luxembourg

Born 1988 in South Africa.  Works and lives in Johannesburg and London.

Abri de Swardt studied and taught at Stellenbosch University, before receiving his MFA from Goldsmiths, University of London, in 2014.  Through various modes of collage, his work explores fantasies of digitization and forms of amnesia in relation to the figure of the ghost, the tumblrification of knowledge and erotohistiography in ways at once occult and baroque. He has held solo exhibitions at Blank Projects (ZA) and MOT International Projects (UK).  Group shows include the IV Moscow International Biennale for Young Art (RU), the Cooper Gallery (UK, forthcoming), Kappa Theta Phi (USA), Unseen Photo Fair (NL) and the US Museum (ZA).  In 2015 he will be artist-in-residence at the Sober & Lonely Institute of Contemporary Art.

b. 1978 in Calgary, Canada
Lives and works in Brussels, Belgium

Solo Exhibitions

2015
The Reclining Hippy and the Envelope - Bureau des Realites, Brussels, Belgium
Stripes and Dots on the Isle of Portikus: A Story of Sound + Visuals (a small index of contemporary psych) - Portikus - Frankfurt, Germany
TBA - In Light of 25 Years - Witte de With - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Solo Show - Nosbaum Reding - Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Solo Show - Supportico Lopez - Berlin, Germany
Two-person show (with Ute Muller) - Galleria collicaligreggi - Sicily, Italy

2014
Karl?s Body - Kunsthalle Wien Karlsplatz - Vienna, Austria
The Illustrator - 1646 - The Hague, The Netherlands
Foto/Studio/Zig-Zag - 21er Haus - Vienna, Austria
The Tangental Zig-Zag, Kunstraum - London, England
Portals (SUN MILK) - Maison Gregoire - Brussels, Belgium
Dirt Not Copper - Two-person show with Lorna MacIntyre - 221a - Vancouver, Canada
The Story of Stripes and Dots (Chapter 7) - Jessica Bradley Gallery - Toronto, Canada

2013
The Story of Stripes and Dots (Chapter 6) - Southern Alberta Art Gallery - Lethbridge, Canada
The Story of Stripes and Dots (Chapter 5) - Fogo Island Arts - Fogo Island, Canada
Letterhead - Kunsthal Charlottenborg - Copenhagen, Denmark
Alphabet City - MiArt with Supportico Lopez - Milan, Italy
Parrot Soup - Supportico Lopez - Berlin, Germany

2012
The Ceremony and The Spirit (with Roe Ethridge) - La Loge - Brussels, Belgium
Art Statements - Art Basel - Basel, Switzerland
The Story of Stripes and Dots (chapter 2) - Jessica Bradley - Toronto, Canada
The Story of Stripes and Dots (chapter 1) - MuHKA - Antwerp, Belgium

2011
The Flute of Sub - The Artist's Institute - New York, USA
Growth - KIOSK - Gent, Belgium
The Instruments - ABC Berlin - Berlin, Germany
The Five Arms of Supportico - Supportico Lopez - Berlin, Germany
The Units - Ursula Blickle Stiftung - Kraichtal, Germany
The Voids - Galerie Vidal Cuglietta - Brussels, Belgium

2010
The Nine Fingers of Malakoff - Pavilion Projects / Les Maison des Arts de Malakoff - Malakoff, France
The Bakery of Blok (first arrangement) - Front Room - Contemporary Art Museum St Louis, St Louis, USA

2009   
The Bakery of Blok and the Three Forms of Unit - Miguel Abreu Gallery - New York, USA
The Bakery of Blok - Jessica Bradley - Toronto, Canada

2008   
The Crystal Ship - BELvue Museum, Brussels, Belgium / Etablissement d?en Face Projects - Brussels, Belgium

2007   
The Flute of Sub - Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi - Berlin, Germany
Put Your Eye in Your Mouth: a conversational documentary recording Martin Kippenberger?s Metro-net Station in Dawson City, Yukon - Etablissement d?en Face Projects, Brussels, Belgium
Who Named the Days? - Jessica Bradley - Toronto, Canada
Put Your Eye in Your Mouth: a conversational documentary recording Martin Kippenberger?s Metro-net Station in Dawson City, Yukon - YYZ Artist-Outlet - Toronto, Canada
Put Your Eye in Your Mouth: a conversational documentary recording Martin Kippenberger?s Metro-net Station in Dawson City, Yukon - Presentation House Gallery - Vancouver, Canada
   
2005   
Nub - Diaz Contemporary - Toronto, Canada
The Spiders - Collaborative project with Damian Moppett - Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada

2003   
The Flower Called Nowhere - Artspace, Peterborough, Canada

Group Exhibitions

2015
AXOLOTLISM - Nogueras|Blanchard Gallery - Madrid, Spain
Out of Line - Oakville Galleries - Oakville, Canada
Trust - Copenhagen Art Festival: Kunsthal Charlottenborg and Kunstforeningen GL STRAND - Copenhagen, Denmark

2014
The Word Today Serves No One Except To Say To The Grocer Give Me A Pound Of Lentils - Supportico Lopez - Berlin, Germany
Thinking Things - CGP London - Dilston Grove - London, England
Interprète - Frac Ile-de-France / Le Plateau - Paris, France
The Tools - Root Division - San Franciso, USA

2013
The Way of the Shovel - Museum of Contemporary Art - Chicago, USA
Storytelling - National Gallery of Canada - Ottawa, Canada
Collection - FRAC Basse-Normandie - Caen, France
Salon der Angst - Kunsthalle Wien - Vienna, Austria
IN THE HOUSE OF MR & MRS - Temporary Gallery - Cologne, Germany
An Anatomical Chart of Love Pains - The Model - Sligo, Ireland
Dawson Gold - Carleton University Art Gallery - Ottawa, CA
A Handful of Dust - Contemporary Arts Forum - Santa Barbara, USA

2012
Stoppages - Hessel Museum of Art - Bard College, USA
Manufacture - Centre PasquArt - Biel, Switzerland

2011
Ex-Libris - Galerie VidalCuglietta - Brussels, Belgium
We Don't Need To Need to Do This - MOT International - London, United Kingdom
Melanchotopia - Witte de With - Rotterdam - The Netherlands

2010
Architectooralooral - 1857 - Oslo, Norway
Triumphant Carrot: The Persistence of Still Life - Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada

2009   
The Archeologists - Ursula Blickle Stiftung - Kraichtal, Germany
Dream Machines: Objects and Physical Phenomena (A Reciprocal Love Story) ? Beaubourg, Brussels, Belgium
Transformers - Jessica Bradley - Toronto, Canada
Architecture of Survival ? Komplot - Brussels, Belgium

2007   
Ideas of North - Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi - Berlin, Germany
18:Beckett - Walter Phillips Gallery - Banff, Canada

2006   
Habitat - Jessica Bradley - Toronto, Canada
18:Beckett - Blackwood Gallery - Toronto, Canada
Poster Project - Toronto Sculpture Garden - Toronto, Canada
Du coté de Jessica Bradley Art + Projects - Galerie René Blouin - Montreal, Canada

2005   
Arm in Arm - Or Gallery - Vancouver, Canada
Dedicated to you but you weren?t listening - Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto, Canada

2004   
What the World?s Like With The Words We Like - Catriona Jeffries Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
Switch - University at Buffalo Gallery - Buffalo, NY, USA
Publish or Perish - Open Space Gallery - Victoria, Canada
New Toronto Artists in Adelaide - Downtown Art Space - Adelaide, Australia

2003   
Soundtracks: Re-Play (Touring 2003 ? 2005)
- Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa
- MacKenzie Gallery, Regina
- Interaccess Gallery, Toronto
- Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton

Born 1985 in UK. Works and lives in London.

Alice Theobald creates live performance, video, installation and music to actively explore the devision between stage and life and the discrepancy between expression, appearance and feeling. Borrowing from the vocabulary of cinema, television, theatre, literature and musical scores, Theobald is interested in the make-up and construction of performance, the challenges of acting and the blurring of character creation on and off stage whilst circling questions of representation, manipulation and genuine behaviour. Layered wordplay, gesture, repetition and double-entendres accumulate to multi-faceted compositions that reflect and loop back on themselves as fabricated truths about relationships, neurosis and everyday life. She graduated from the Royal Academy Schools in 2014 and is currently undertaking The Future Autumn Residency at Wysing Arts Centre. In February of 2014 she presented I’ve said yes now, that’s it. for the Chisenhale Gallery’s Interim programme. In 2013 she completed the Gasworks, London International Performance Residency. Selected performances, exhibitions and film screenings include: South London Gallery (UK), Outpost (UK), Gasworks (UK), P/N Gallery, Spike Island (UK), Modern Art Oxford (UK), Baro Galeria (BR), V22 (UK) and Pilar Corrias (UK). She is represented by Pilar Corridas.

Born 1983 in Spain. Works and lives in Berlin.

Alvaro Urbano graduated from the Escuela Tecnica Superior de Arquitectura, Madrid and the Institut für Raumexperimente ( Prof. Olafur Eliasson) afiliated to the Universität der Künste in Berlin. His solo exhibitions include Pavillon Social Kunstverein (IT),  Chert Berlin (DE) and Kunstverein Arnsberg (DE). Group shows include Bundeskunsthalle Bonn (DE), Schinkel Pavillon Berlin (DE), Neues Nationalgalerie (DE), Reykjavik Art Museum (IS), IFREX at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (JP) and Storefront for Art and Architecture N.Y. (USA). Urbano has been awarded multiple residencies, such as  HANGAR / Smart Project Space in Amsterdam. In 2014 he received the Villa Romana Prize. Alvaro Urbano has curated for different venues in Berlin and initiated with Martin Enoch the experimental domestic platform HOST in Berlin. He is co-editor of the small publication "Kushtetuta".

Solo exhibitions (Selection)

2016
“L'état des choses”. Nosbaum Reding Projects. Luxembourg.

2015

“Reconstrucciones”. NADA New York. Solo project. Galeria Talcual. New York.

“Table of Contents”. LynFabrikken. Aarhus.  Dinamarca.

“4 líneas de texto”. Espacio Kukuruchos. Guadalajara. México.

2014

“Estados de Reposo”. MAC Chile. Santiago de Chile. Chile

“Waiting Room”. Galeria TalCual. Mexico DF. Mexico.

2013

“Vol 5”. Tokyo Wonder Site Shibuya. Japón

“Let the things go down to go up to go down”. Triennale de Lisboa. Lisboa.

“Re”. Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires. Argentina

“Solo Project Zona MACO”. Pro Gallery, México DF. México

 2012

“Essay on Decay” Eva Ruiz galería, Madrid.

“This side down” Galería Dama Aflita. Porto, Portugal.

“Jet Lag” The Popular Workshop, San Francisco.

2011

“The thrill is gone”. Polígono Gallery. Malaga. “Blackout”. Galería La Permanente. Madrid.

2009

“Viagra, Cialis, Rolex Watch”. Fabrica Features. Lisboa. Portugal.

“Residual Carpets. Casa Encendida. Madrid.

“False Memories”. Galería Espacio Valverde. Madrid.

“0” Galería Dama Aflita. Porto, Portugal.

Group shows (Selection)

2015

“Reconstructions: Recent Photography and Video in the Met Collection” curated by Douglas Eklund

“Summa Art Fair”. Espai Tactel. Matadero. Madrid.

“Rumorosa : sinuosidad sonora y sensitiva del paisaje”. Galeria TalCual. Mexico DF. México

“Chatter”. Art Insitute Chicago

“La posibilidad”. Proyecto para Absolut Art Bar. Arco2015

“Zona Maco”. Galeria Talcual. Mexico DF.

2014

“Unseen daily life”. TWS Hongo. Tokyo. Japón.

“Imaginar un Edificio/cine Bogart”. Centro Centro. Madrid.

2013

“Open Studio Matadero”. El Ranchito. Madrid

”The Colour of Optimism”. Instituto Cervantes Berlin. Alemania.

“Gracia Divina”. CuratorAndrea Pacheco. Sala Gasco. Santiago de Chile. Chile “Cotidianicismo”. Galería Concreta. Santiago de Chile

“ArteBA”. Galeria espacio noMINIMO (Ecuador)

“Editoria” Palacio Vila Flor. Guimaraes. Portugal. Comisario Isabel Abreu

“No Shame”. Storefront Gallery for Art & Architecture. New York. EEUU. Curated by Eva Franch

“ArtPad 2013”. The Popular Workshop Gallery. San Francisco. EEUU

“Múltiplos de cinco”. Sala Santa Ines. Sevilla

“Declaración de Ruina”. Fundación Cerezales Antonio y Cinia. León.

“Duplex” Comisario Daniel Silvo. Madrid.

“JustMad 4”, Eva Ruiz galería, Madrid.

“DNA 33”. Galería Louis 21, Palma de Mallorca.

2012

“Múltiplos de cinco”. Centro Cultural Estación Mapoche, Chile

“Múltiplos de cinco” Parque Cultural Valparaíso, Chile.

“El Ranchito Summer office” “ Ensayo sobre la ruina”. Matadero, Madrid.

“Domaine de Boisbuchet Workshop” “CAMOUFLAGE” comisariado por Vitra Design Museum.

Né en 1979 au Luxembourg. Vit et travaille à Luxembourg

Éducation

2007 : DNSEP avec félicitations (Diplôme National Supérieur d'Expression Plastique), École Nationale des Beaux-Arts en Avignon, France

Expositions personnelles (Sélection)

2015

Galerie Nosbaum Reding, Luxembourg

2014

Ministère de la Culture, Luxembourg

2013

Young Solo Project, The-Solo-Project Art Fair, Bâle, avec Galerie Nosbaum Reding

2013

Solo-show pour le Salon du dessin Drawing Now au Caroussel du Louvre à Paris

2010

Fontaine lumineuse, lauréat de l?appel à projet du LPL-CNRS

Exposition au siège du CNRS dans le cadre de la célébration des 50 ans du laser, Paris

Exposition à l'Université Paris-13, Villetaneuse

2010-2011

Itinérance fin, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Lille

Expositions collectives (Sélection)

2014-2015

Interact, Courtauld Gallery, Londres

2013

Luxe Calme et volupté, Galerie Lafayette, Marseille

2012

Making Off, Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'art contemporain, Luxembourg

2011

Exposition Lists - Palais de Tokyo, Paris (Galerie Gourvennec Ogor)

2011

Inauguration, Galerie Gourvennec Ogor, Mar­seille

2009

Première hypothèse, Centre d'art La Box, Bourges invité par Marc Bembekoff, Céline Poulin, avec Yann Beauvais, Ulla Von Brandenburg, Robert Breer, Paul Sharits, Hiroshi Sugimoto. Catalogue : www.lesbellesimages.net

2008

Une Exposition de Polly Smith, SUPER, Pa­ris, invité par Le Bureau, avec Arnaud Dupont, Karim Ghelloussi, Chloé Dugit-Gros, Jean-François Leroy, Julien Tiberi

2006

Lo Sfumato, Fondation Marco Magnagni, Sassari, Sardaigne, invité par Aurélien Mole

Catalogue : Julien Discrit, Raphaël Julliard, Char­lotte Moth, Olivier Soulerin, Julien Tiberi, Niels Trannois, Steve Veloso

2006

Aldébaran création contemporaine, Baillar­gues Souvenir de Rio, le chant des insectes, installation sonore

2006

Musée d'Art Moderne de Rio de Janeiro, travail de collaboration, pièce sonore pour une installation de Laura Lamiel (cellule de construction - Figures 1&2, installation)

2005

Festival d'Avignon, Tennis Game, installation sonore

2004-2005

Galerie Excusez-nous, Avignon

Born 1981 in France. Works and lives in Paris.

Adrien Vescovi makes paintings by exposing multiple fabrics to outdoor conditions; the weather then causes several processes on the textile: like Sun-whitening and ripping, and dye will drop and leak in between fabrics. Time makes paintings, or might the Earth have made the paintings? We are the new hippies, is a nice way to say it. Adrien crafts the stretcher for his paintings, that now include elements of carpentry, such as the hinges of a window or a door; there is a bench from where to look at the painting. Hugs.

Adrien?s recent solo exhibitions include Tripode (Nantes), Glass Box (Paris) and Galerie TORRI (Paris). His work was featured in group shows at Galerie Jeanroch Dard (Brussels), Galerie Jean Fournier (Paris), Galerie Edouard Manet (Paris) and Performa (New York).