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Orlan Fiac Stand Galerie Michel Rein Paris , Stand La Hune mercredi 17 mars 2010 17:51 Subject: ORLAN FIAC STAND GALERIE MICHEL REIN PARIS , STAND LA HUNE... AND CURRENTLY OSAKA JAPON, WASHINGTON USA, AVIGNON FRANCE, PARMA ITALIA, PERTH AUSTRALIA… Date: samedi 20 octobre 2007 12:17 From: Orlan <[email protected]> To: ORLAN [email protected] Conversation: ORLAN FIAC STAND GALERIE MICHEL REIN PARIS , STAND LA HUNE... AND CURRENTLY OSAKA JAPON, WASHINGTON USA, AVIGNON FRANCE, PARMA ITALIA, PERTH AUSTRALIA… New Monograph published by Charta with texts by Lorand Hegyi, Eugenio Viola, Joerg Bader, Marcela Iacub, Donald Kuspit, Peggy Phelan FIAC ALLÉE F STAND F1 www.michelrein.com FIAC 2007 // 18-22 octobre Grand Palais: stand C09 Page 1 of 4 Show off accueille une table ronde Théâtre de l’Espace Cardin organisée par la rédaction de lacritique.org Vendredi 19 octobre 2007 /// 15h30 - 17h00 $YHF -HDQ0D[COLARD Art contemporain : Tactiques ou Nécessités FULWLTXHGpDUWDX[,QURFNXSWLEOHV -HDQ&ODXGHCONESA ,QVSHFWHXU½OD'ÆOÆJDWLRQ$UWV3ODVWLTXHV 0LQLVWÅUHGHOD&XOWXUHGRFWHXUHQDUW Patricia HOUG galeriste, co-organisatrice de Show Off HWGH'RFNV$UW)DLU 7DFWLTXHV1ÆFHVVLWÆVFHVGHX[QRWLRQVIDLVDQWSDUWLHGHQRVUXEULTXHVSHUPHWWURQWGpHQJDJHUOH GÆEDW/HVtactiquesSHXYHQWÇWUHXWLOLVÆHVSDUXQDUWLVWHSRXUVHSRVLWLRQQHUSDUUDSSRUW½OpKLVWRLUH ORLAN RXDXPDUFKÆGHOpDUW/DWDFWLTXHTXLUHOÅYHGHODFDUULÅUHVpLQVFULWÆJDOHPHQWGDQVODFKDËQHGH artiste SURGXFWLRQÆFRQRPLTXHGHOpzXYUHGpDUWDXPÇPHWLWUHTXHOHPDWÆULDX/HVQÆFHVVLWÆVDFWXHOOHV Bernard MASSINI IRQWGLUHFWHPHQWÆFKR½ODQÆFHVVLWÆLQWÆULHXUHGH.DQGLQVN\$ODQRWLRQGHnécessité correspondent FROOHFWLRQQHXUPHPEUHGHOp$',$) GDQVXQVHQVODUJHFHOOHVGHGÆVLUGHIOX[RXGpH[SUHVVLRQ &KULVWLDQMAYEUR &HVGHX[QRWLRQVVRQWHOOHVLQFRPSDWLEOHV"/HVWDFWLTXHVYLVHQWHOOHV½SUÆVHUYHUOHVQÆFHVVLWÆV" $VVRFLDWLRQ(QWUHS$UW 4XpHQHVWLOGHOpHQMHXGHFHVWDFWLTXHVTXLVRXYHQWQRXUULVVHQWOpKRVWLOLWÆHQYHUVODFUÆDWLRQFRQWHP- Michel SICARD SRUDLQH"(VWFHTXHFHVRQWHOOHVTXLSHUPHWWHQWGHGÆPDUTXHUDUWHWFXOWXUH" $UWLVWH(QVHLJQDQW$UWV9LVXHOV8QLYHUVLWÆ3DULV, Pour la 2èmeDQQÆHZZZODFULWTXHRUJSDUWHQDLUHGH6KRZ2IISURSRVHXQHWDEOHURQGHGDQVOHWKÆ¿WUHGHOp(VSDFH&DUGLQ$SUÅV$UWLVWHV&ULWLTXHV *DOHULHVXQWULDQJOHRHGLSLHQ"HQOpÆTXLSHGHUÆGDFWLRQVRXKDLWHLQWHUURJHUGLYHUVDFWHXUVGHODVFÅQHDFWXHOOHVXUODTXHVWLRQ /pDUWFRQWHPSRUDLQWDFWLTXHVRXQÆFHVVLWÆV" www.lacritique.orgHVWXQHUHYXHGpDUWFRQWHPSRUDLQHQOLJQHWURXYDQWVDVSÆFLILFLWÆGDQVODTXDOLWÆHWOpH[LJHQFHGpXQHDSSURFKHFULWLTXHDXSOXVSUÅV GHVzXYUHVPDLVDXVVLGHVDUWLVWHVHWGHVLQWHUPÆGLDLUHVGHODFUÆDWLRQ(OOHDIILUPHXQHSRVLWLRQDWWHQWLYHHQJDJÆHHWDFWLYHWUÅVYLJLODQWHTXDQWDX[ FRQGLWLRQVGHSURGXFWLRQGHVzXYUHVHWDX[VLWXDWLRQVVRFLDOHVÆFRQRPLTXHVHWSROLWLTXHVGHOpDUW CURRENTLY Skin of/in Contemprary Art, The National Museum of Art, Osaka, JAPON CURATED BY YUKIHIRO HIRAYOSHI http://www.nmao.go.jp/english/home.html Page 2 of 4 Wack! Art and the Feminist Revolution, National Museum of Women Art, NMWART, USA Washington DC, CURATED BY CONNIE BUTLER J’EMBRASSE PAS, Collection Lambert en Avignon, CURATED BY ÉRIC MÉZIL, also featuring Vito Acconci, Akira the Hustler, Arakawa, Jean-Michel Basquiat, James Bishop, Raphaël Boccanfuso, Slater Bradley, Brassaï, Daniel Buren, Auguste Chabaud, François- Xavier Courrèges, Baptiste Croze, Brice Dellsperger, Diller + Scofido, Marcel Duchamp, Eva et Adèle, Gloria Friedmann, Kendell Geers, Nan Goldin, Felix Gonzales-Torres, Douglas Gordon, Thomas Hirschhorn, Roni Horn, Bethan Huws, Fabrice Hybert, Michel Journiac, Anselm Kiefer, Delphine Kreuter, Barbara Kruger, Bertrand Lavier, Zoe Leonard, Glenn Ligon, Mario Maffei, Christian Marclay, Annette Messager, Scott Miles, Hykaru Miyakawa, Rei Naito, Bruce Nauman, Ok Girls, ORLAN, Tony Oursler, Gina Pane, Pierre et Gilles, Pipilotti Rist, Robert Ryman, Andres Serrano, David Shrigley, Jana Sterbak, Niele Toroni, Cy Twombly, Xavier Veilhan, Andy Warhol, Lawrence Weiner Foodscapes – Art & Gastronomy, Parma, EX Cinema Trento ITALIA CURATED BY LORAND HEGYI also featuring Marina Abramovic, John Armleder, Matthew Barney, Vanessa Beecroft, Valerio De Berardinis, Wim Delvoye, Silvano De Pietri , Erich Dittman, Tracey Emin, Erro, Sylvie Fleury, Omar Galliani, Gilbert & George, Jörg Immendorff, IlyaKabakov, Sejla Kameric, Oleg Kulig, Eva Marisaldi, Hermann Nitsch, Daniel Spoerri, Jean-Jacques Lebel, ORLAN, Vettor Pisano, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Chun, Sung-Myung, Maurizio Nannucci, Brigitte Niedermair (Niccoli), Claes Oldenburg, Dennis Oppenheim, Claudio Parmiggiani, Graziano Pompili, Patrick Raynaud, Alberto Reggianini, David Reimondo, Salvo, Denis Santachiara, Stefano Spagnoli, Andrés Serrano, Barthélémy Toguo, Tunga, Sam Taylor-Wood. SKIN AND STONE, Holmes à Court Gallery, 1/11 Brown Street. East Perth WA 6004 AUSTRALIA www.holmesacourtgallery.com.au Page 3 of 4 www.orlan.net Page 4 of 4.
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