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Frdossier-De-Pressela-Fete-Des-Fous 1 Table des matières Table des matières ................................................................................................................................................................................ 2 La fête des fous. Bruegel redécouvert ...................................................................................................................................... 4 Plus qu’une exposition .................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Titre ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Œuvres d’art << La fête des fous. Bruegel redécouvert >> ........................................................................................... 8 Les emprunts ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8 2. Back to the Roots ............................................................................................................................................................ 8 3. Everybody Hurts .............................................................................................................................................................. 10 4. Fifty Shades of White.................................................................................................................................................... 11 5. We Are at War .................................................................................................................................................................. 12 6. In God We Trust (do we?) ......................................................................................................................................... 12 7. Keep Calm and Feast on ............................................................................................................................................ 13 Les artistes contemporains et les empruntes............................................................................................................... 14 Biographies ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Artistes modernes ..................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Artistes contemporains ........................................................................................................................................................ 29 Films liés .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 44 Musique liée....................................................................................................................................................................................... 44 L’architecture de l’exposition ...................................................................................................................................................... 45 Le cabinet d’exposition ............................................................................................................................................................. 45 Sur support ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 45 La structure : support, vitrine, table, banc, tour ....................................................................................................... 45 Biographies ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 46 Le Château de Gaasbeek ................................................................................................................................................................ 48 Aujourd’hui ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 48 Une histoire mouvementée ..................................................................................................................................................... 48 Un château de style néoromantique ................................................................................................................................ 48 Des images du Château de Gaasbeek ............................................................................................................................... 49 Images << La fête des fous. Bruegel redécouvert >> ...................................................................................................... 51 Informations pratiques ................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Titre ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 52 Dates ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Adresse ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 52 2 Prix d’admission ............................................................................................................................................................................. 52 Réservations ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Langues ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 53 Avec des enfants ............................................................................................................................................................................ 53 Catalogue << La fête des fous >> ............................................................................................................................................... 54 Colophon .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 55 Les Partenaires ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 55 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 56 Contact ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 57 3 La fête des fous. Bruegel redécouvert Château de Gaasbeek, 7 April 2019 to 28 July 2019 L’exposition La fête des fous. Bruegel redécouvert s’inscrit dans le cadre du projet « Les Maîtres flamands » de VISITFLANDERS, qui soutient l’exposition. Pieter Bruegel est souvent considéré comme l’incarnation ultime de l’identité flamande. Pourquoi en est-il ainsi depuis la redécouverte de son œuvre vers 1900 ? Comment se fait-il qu’il soit devenu une icône, une source inépuisable d’inspiration et un cliché incontournable ? L’exposition << Feast of Fools. Bruegel redécouvert >>, présentera au visiteur une série d’œuvres clés de maîtres modernes et de créations d'artistes contemporains qui « ont quelque chose en commun avec Bruegel ». Ils s’inscrivent dans le prolongement de ses thématiques, les réinterprètent, le citent… et montrent ainsi que son œuvre n’a rien perdu de sa pertinence. L’exposition commence par « le grand malentendu », lorsque Bruegel a été proclamé, au lendemain du romantisme, barde pictural des psaumes paysans, des craquements des paysages envahis par la neige et des murmures éternels des champs de blé ondoyants, profondément enraciné dans l’argile flamande. Elle étudie la manière dont les artistes flamands et, par extension, belges et internationaux, ont traité son héritage artistique au cours de l’entre-deux- guerres et au-delà. Dans ce cadre, nous nous concentrons sur James Ensor, Valerius de Saedeleer, Jules De Bruycker, Gustave van de Woestyne, Frits
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