A.VE.NU.DE.JET.TE: 'Maison de Tolérance' , at the Institut de Carton / works in the exhibition

maandag 27 januari 2014

'Maison de Tolérance' , at the Institut de Carton / works in the exhibition

Jan Andriesse: 'Maison de Tolérance' , at the Institut de Carton

‘Giacometti – life size’, 2002, charcoal and pencil on paper, 14 x 12,4 cm

Ma Yuan (c. 1160–65 – 1225), ‘twelve waterstudies’, c. 1200

ink on paper mounted on silk, first one 27 x 20,5 cm - 27 x 41,5 cm each,

Palace Museum Beijing

‘Camera Obscura’, a shadow play in mitigated light

2013, work in situ

length: c. 15 – 200 min.

‘Halve parabool en kettinglijn’

2013, colourpencil and chain on wall, 165 x 350 cm

‘Northern Eye’

1974, oil on canvas, 76 x 60,7 cm

‘Drie keer de Amstel’

1993 – 2004, pencil and charcoal on paper, 69 x 178 cm

2 x ‘Compositie met vier gele balken’, replica after Mondrian, after…

2013, acrylic on canvas, 80 x 80 cm

‘Compositie met vier gele balken’, replica after Mondrian, before…

2012, acrylic on canvas, 80 x 80 cm

Mondrian Enigma (found by J. A.)

‘Torrentius’

a film by Jan Andriesse and Maarten de Kroon, 2013

Painting: ‘Still Life with a Bridle’ (1614) by Johannes Torrentius (1589 – 1644)

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Music: variation on Yves Klein

‘Symphonie Monotone Silence’ (1949 / 1960)

Produced and performed by the Qcumber Orchestra

length: 10’55 min.

‘Torrentius’

a film by Jan Andriesse and Maarten de Kroon, 2013

Painting: ‘Still Life with a Bridle’ (1614) by Johannes Torrentius (1589 – 1644)

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Music: variation on Yves Klein

‘Symphonie Monotone Silence’ (1949 / 1960)

Produced and performed by the Qcumber Orchestra

length: 10’55 min.

‘Winter’

2005, acrylic on canvas, 150 x 252 cm

Showcase

K. Michel, ‘in het vijfde element’

1994, from the collection of poems ‘Boem de nacht’

‘De taal van de horizontaal’

2003, ink and charcoal on paper, 26,5 x 21 cm

Jan Andriesse: 'Maison de Tolérance' , at the Institut de Carton

‘Northern Eye’

2013, acrylic on canvas, 50 x 40 cm

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A.VE.NU.DE.JET.TE - INSTITUT DE CARTON vzw is an initiative launched by a few artists aiming at organising a special show in a privately owned house in Brussels, approximately twice a year.
In 2011 we started with a series of 52 drawings after Shakespeare’s Macbeth, made by Paul van der Eerden. 2012 kicked off with Les secrets de la mémoire, a series of 124 blackouts by Willem Oorebeek. Followed by Locus Solus Domesticus, a group show inspired by Raymond Roussel's novel Locus Solus that could only be visited with Cantarel-like guides.

In the first half of 2013, we showed photo works by Sarah Deraedt, Maartje Fliervoet and Katja Mater. And in the second half, the Dutch artist Jan Andriesse was our guest of honour in a show called Maison de Tolérance.

In 2014, we continued with FORCEFIELD, a drawing show built on the confrontation of two extremes: an abstract drawing by the Swiss healer and artist EMMA KUNZ (1892-1963) and an awfully realistic drawing by the Indian artist FRANCIS NEWTON SOUZA (1924- 2002).

In the spring of 2015, Suchan Kinoshita set up her Operation Theatre, an experience the visitor could only live when the theatre was being operated. In the autumn of the same year, we organized a marathon screening of the Operating Theatre footage.

In the first half of 2016 we mounted the show MIND FABRIC, a conceptual approach to textiles, fabric, patterns and systems in art. The remainder of 2016 and the first months of 2017 Institut de Carton fell into a kind of hibernation, due to other time-consuming activities of the founders.

In September 2017, Institut de Carton will be awoken by La Vie Palimpseste La Vie, a retrospective of works by Henri Jacobs, comprising paintings, drawings, tapestries, textile works and porcelain.

Beginning 2018, we will show works by Jochen Lempert, a German photographer who studied biology before turning to photography in the early 1990s. In his analog black and white pictures animals and nature play an important role. In the second half of next year we intend to stage works by artists from different origines, living in Brussels: Un cercle bruxellois.