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Please, Do Not Disturb
Past: September 30 → December 3, 2011
Less is More Projects vous invite à l’occasion de son exposition inaugurale a troubler l’intimité d’un lieu de vie. De la juxtaposition des œuvres des artistes invités et des objets du quotidien déjà en place, est né le dialogue auquel nous vous convions, dans un univers devenu déroutant, intime, parfois dérangeant.
Please, Do Not Disturb
Past: September 30 → December 3, 2011
Less is More Projects vous invite à l’occasion de son exposition inaugurale a troubler l’intimité d’un lieu de vie. De la juxtaposition des œuvres des artistes invités et des objets du quotidien déjà en place, est né le dialogue auquel nous vous convions, dans un univers devenu déroutant, intime, parfois dérangeant.
Collage, design, drawing...
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Pearls of the North — On n’a pas perdu le Nord
Past: October 14 → 23, 2011
Our exhibition, Pearls of the North, was decided on the spur of the moment, the result of a happy coincidence of events. First of all there was our discovery of, and fascination for, a magic setting, the concrete architectural structure designed by August Perret, finished in 1946 and never previously used to show contemporary art.
Pearls of the North — On n’a pas perdu le Nord
Past: October 14 → 23, 2011
Our exhibition, Pearls of the North, was decided on the spur of the moment, the result of a happy coincidence of events. First of all there was our discovery of, and fascination for, a magic setting, the concrete architectural structure designed by August Perret, finished in 1946 and never previously used to show contemporary art.
Installation, painting, photography...
Palais d'Ièna
Peter De Meyer
Contemporary
Installation, mixed media
Belgian artist born in 1981 in Anvers, Belgium.