N E W Y O R K
Envoy Enterprises
131 Chrystie Street
June 12th, 2010
Conceived, choreographed and written by Jack Ferver
Performed with Kira Blazek, Ryan Lawrence and Samuel Roeck
It just goes to show you- don’t try to hold onto anything.
Pictures by Zana Bayne
B R U S S E L S
MAPP
Rue Léon Lepage, 5
April 23rd, 2010, at 8pm
a proposition by Jeanne-Salomé Rochat
performed by Fabian Barba, Franziska Aigner, Tuur Marinus, Gabriel Schenker and Marisa Cabal.
As soon as the given constellation of bodies on stage gets off-balance, this very opening motion continues passing on throughout the entire length of the performance. One body propels the next, impulse after impulse, accident after accident. The Way Things Wait pictures both a relentless catastrophe and a complexly designed machinery in which the forces of nature are compelled to do the work.
The piece exploits the productivity of self-imposed constraints, triggering the fabrication of surprising connections and new combinations. Choreography turns into step-by-step problem solving, when each constellation of bodies conditions the possibilities for the next movement.
Text by Busy Rorks
B E R L I N
AKA, an hybrid space in which coexist a gallery, a body-art atelier and a café.
Pflügertsrasse 6
April 9th, 2010, from 6 to 12pm
one night surreal drawing show by Dionisis Kavallieratos.
Titles (in order):
A Ballad for Chicken Banana
Memories of the old Bordello
The birth of a legend
The Firedrinkers
Courtesy of Bugada & Cargnel Gallery (Paris) and The Breeder Gallery (Athens).
pictures of the opening by Sugarhigh Berlin: HERE
P A R I S
Brachfeld Gallery
78, rue des Archives
November 24th, 2009, at 7 pm
A dance performance by Stève Paulet.
In the presence of artworks by Sarah Andre, Stephane Devidal, Iris van Dongen, Antonello Faretta, Gilles Furtwangler, Athene Galiciadis, Simon Haenni, Charlotte Herzig, Thomas Koenig, Alix Lambert, Jelena Martinovic and Emanuel Rossetti.
P A R I S
Brachfeld Gallery
78, rue des Archives
October 23rd–November 24th 2009
set up by Charlotte Herzig & Jeanne Salomé Rochat
tactful advice from Justine Dufour & Guillaume Pilet
artworks by Sarah André, Stéphane Devidal, Iris Van Dongen, Antonello Faretta, Gilles Furtwangler, Athene Galiciadis, Simon Haenni, Charlotte Herzig, Thomas Koenig, Alix Lambert, Jelena Martinovic, Emanuel Rossetti & Fuzi UV TPK.
more pictures of the opening © Matthieu Gadoin H E R E
P A R I S
October the 3rd, 2009
the 12mail website
and all the pictures of the opening H E R E
set up by Maxime Buechi, Jeanne Salomé Rochat, Sibylle Stoeckli
furniture concept by Sibylle Stoeckli
paintings by Fuzi UV TPK
download the compilation “finally winter again”:
http://sangbleu.com/music/sang_bleu-finally_winter_again.zip
The blank page and the unmarked skin are embryos of possibility – pre-utopian surfaces that offer possibility in pure, touchable form. The two surfaces collide in Sang Bleu’s “Reading Room”, an exhibition mapping the idiosyncratic influences that shape the magazine. Culling 100 books and magazines that have been crucial to the Sang Bleu project, then modifying their first 100 pages with a photocopier, Sang Bleu conjures a material territory between text, image, and flesh – Trasher, Histoire d’O, The Shape of Time, Monkey Subdues the White-bone Demon, L’oiseau de l’arbre à pluie, Erotica and 94 other titles all informing its tactile universe.
What Sang Bleu presents is not a collection of consumable images or ready-made tattoos, but possibilities in filling out blank space. It’s an inversion of Via Negativa – a Via Positiva, in which signs and meanings transcend the graphic and the decorative, offering instead POTENTIALS.
—Joerg Koch
B E R L I N
July 24th, 2009
website
set up with the help of Maria Trofimova, Shawna Ferreira, Matthieu Lavanchy, Diego Fellay, Jonas Marguet
works by Maria Trofimova, Alexis Zavialoff, Adrian Wilson, Ben Rayner, Lele Saveri
L U X E M B O U R G
March 13 to 15, 2009
website
paintings by Elisabeth Llach
paintings and drawings by Henry Deletra Hanna
tattoos by Dan Sinnes
film by Duane Pitre and Jeanne-Salomé Rochat
posters laid out by Maxime Buechi
drive by Alexis Zavialoff
and
red roses by chance
G E N E V A
March 19 to April 15, 2009
website
drawings by Marta Riniker-Radich
link: quartier des bains
G E N E V A
March 19, 2009
website
film by Alix Lambert
live soundtrack by Vincent de Roguin
support of Balthazar Lovay, Sandra Mudronja, Caroline Vitelli
link: pinkghetto production
