Ongoing and Upcoming
︎ Exhibition
THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE NEST OF SPIDERS
A proposal in three chapters by Simon Asencio
With Valerie Solanas, Bernard-Marie Koltès, LaTasha N Nevada Diggs, Rocé, Páola Revenióti, David Melnick and Samuel R. Delany.
18.04 - 20.05.24
SB34 - The Pool
Rue Saint Bernard 34 1060 Saint-Gilles
To be invisible in a text, or to be invisible through a text, is to be illegible, opaque, nebulous, unfathomable, unintelligible, indescribable. This invisibility is often defined in terms of otherness: it's a ruse to protect oneself, or a measure imposed to ostracize and exclude the “inappropriate.”Conceived as temporary scenographic spaces that link writing with architecture, each setting pays tribute to characters, places and language tools that set the scene for the exhibition.
Each chapter of the exhibition will then become a support for a projection, and two sound pieces by three artists whose work has not yet been shown in Brussels: French Algerian rapper Rocé, Greek film director and militant Páola Revenióti, US poet and writer LaTasha N Nevada Diggs.
The exhibition follows on from the series of [PRELUDE] evenings held in December 2023, and is the interstice to the Post-Scriptum planned for June, which will be the occasion for publishing an editorial object taking up the practices invoked during the entire project.
Vernissage Chapter.1 18.04.24 (18:30*—22:00)
*If you are vulnerable (immunocompromised), the exhibition is open to you from 17:30 to avoid the crowds.
> SB34 - The Pool
> Rue Saint Bernard, 34 1060 Saint-Gilles
This project is supported by Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Loterie Nationale & Région Bruxelles-Capitale.
︎ A NOTE ON DIALECT [PRELUDE]
︎ Publication
(RE):VISITING THE STUDIO - WHO IS IN?
A subjective note taking session of three conversations about (studio) space and artistic practice.
Subjective note taking Katinka de Jonge with Amber Vanluffelen ;
Illustrations Aya Akbib ;
Graphic design and pad wrangling Eric Schrijver ;
Co-production by Level Five and SB34 for “Working the Ground: Growing Sustainable Artistic Practices”.
This bi-communal project is supported by CultuurCulture, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles and Vlaamse Overheid.
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