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Tauba Auerbach, Ned Vena, Ryan Sullivan, Stephen Felton, Julien 02 n°61 Printemps / Spring 2012 Revue d’art contemporain trimestrielle et gratuite TAUBA AUERBACH, NED VENA, RYAN SULLIVAN, STEPHEN FELTON, JULIEN NÉDÉLEC, BENOÎT-MARIE MORICEAU, WILFRID ALMENDRA, ERNESTO SARTORI EMILY WARDILL PRÉSENCE PANCHOUNETTE, YOON JA & PAUL DEVAUTOUR IDA TURSIC & WILFRIED MILLE Almine rech GAller Y THE WEEDS 20 RUE DE L’ABBAYE, 1050 BRUXELLES WWW.ALMINERECH.COM 09.03 — 11.04.12 JULIEN NÉDÉLEC 22 mars - 28 avril 2012 Zoo galerie 49 chaussée de la Madeleine Interphone 8 44000 Nantes Tram 2 arrêt Aimé Delrue www.zoogalerie.fr JULIEN NÉDÉLEC WWW.SAMYABRAHAM.COM BEVIS MARTIN AND CHARLIE YOULE BRUNO BOTELLA EMILIE DING GENÊT MAYOR 13.04 - 02.06.2012 MATTHIEU BLANCHARD NICOLAS MILHÉ SHILA KHATAMI 23.02 - 07.04.2012 22 mars - 28 avril 2012 Zoo galerie ART GENÈVE 49 chaussée de la Madeleine Interphone 8 25.04 - 29.04.2012 44000 Nantes Tram 2 arrêt Aimé Delrue www.zoogalerie.fr Australia Neon Parc Austria Heike Curtze / Ernst Hilger / Christine König / Krinzinger / Mario Mauroner / Raum mit Licht / Steinek / Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman / Hubert Winter Belgium A.L.I.C.E. / Aeroplastics / Aliceday / Anyspace / Baronian-Francey / Base-Alpha / Bodson-Emelinckx / Crown / Patrick De Brock / Dependance / DEWEER / Geukens & De Vil / Gladstone / Hoet Bekaert / Hopstreet / Xavier Hufkens / Jamar / Rodolphe Janssen / Jozsa / Elaine Levy / Maruani & Noirhomme / Greta Meert / Meessen De Clercq / Mulier Mulier / Nomad / Nathalie Obadia / Office Baroque / Tatjana Pieters / Elisa Platteau & Cie / Almine Rech / Ricou / André Simoens / Stephane Simoens / Sorry We’re Closed / Micheline Szwajcer / Transit / Triangle Bleu / Twig / Van De Weghe / Van Der Mieden / Tim Van Laere / Samuel Vanhoegaerden / Axel Vervoordt / VidalCuglietta / Nadja Vilenne / Waldburger / De Zwarte Panter Brazil Leme Czech Republic Hunt Kastner Denmark Martin Asbaek / Avlskarl / Larm / David Risley France Galerie 1900-2000 / Jean Brolly / Jeanne Bucher – Jaeger Bucher / Bernard Ceysson / Chez Valentin / Cortex Athletico / Laurent Godin / Alain Gutharc / In Situ Fabienne Leclerc / Lelong / Magnin-A / Marion Meyer / Nathalie Obadia / Perrotin / Almine Rech / Michel Rein / Pietro Sparta / Daniel Templon / Torri / Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois / Aline Vidal / Xippas Germany 401 Contemporary / Anita Beckers / Bourouina / Conrads / Cruise&Callas / Michael Janssen / Andrae Kaufmann / Koal / Kwadrat / Gebr. 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(Gand, BE), du Turner Contemporary 30 contemporary art fair (Margate, GB) et de la Firstsite Gallery (Colchester, GB) vous propose de réfléchir sur la question de l’implication du visiteur afin de créer une nouvelle relation avec les publics. Thu 19 - Sun 22 April Le thème principal de cette rencontre sera le rôle moteur joué par l’artiste dans Brussels Expo - www.artbrussels.be les activités d’une institution culturelle. Informations/Inscriptions: www.fracnpdc.fr Preview & Vernissage Wed 18 April (by invitation only) [email protected] Nocturne Thu 19 April (public) Le FRAC Nord-Pas de Calais bénéficie du soutien du ministère de la Culture et de la Communication/Direction générale de la création artistique, de la Direction régionale des affaires culturelles Nord-Pas de Calais, du Conseil Régional Nord-Pas de Calais, des Conseils Généraux Nord et Pas-de-Calais, de Dunkerque Grand Littoral/Communauté urbaine, de la Ville de Dunkerque et du Rectorat de l’Académie de Lille. revue 02 210x297.indd 1 10/02/12 08:57 Revue 02 210x297OK.indd 1 26/01/12 13:40 Conception : david Yven — Photo laurent grivet 18 mars > 3 juin Expositions Nicolas Chatelain Dominique De Beir _Peter Soriano Parc de sculptures _Pierre-Alexandre Remy Collection Tal Coat Nouvelle présentation ProPriété déPartementale du morbihan 56500 bignan - tél. 02 97 60 31 84 – www.kerguehennec.fr avec le soutien de la draC bretagne et du Conseil régional de bretagne Conception : david Yven — Photo laurent grivet 18 mars > 3 juin Expositions Nicolas Chatelain This & There Dominique De Beir Peter Soriano coproduction Le Pavillon Neuflize OBC / Palais de Tokyo _ - Fondation d’entreprise Ricard Parc de sculptures 10 / 04 - 21 / 05 / 2012 12, rue Boissy d’Anglas, 75008 Paris _Pierre-Alexandre Remy Collection Tal Coat Nouvelle présentation aaa.closky.online.fr/this&there ProPriété déPartementale du morbihan 56500 bignan - tél. 02 97 60 31 84 – www.kerguehennec.fr avec le soutien de la draC bretagne et du Conseil régional de bretagne salon international d’art 25 – 29 april 2012 le lieu unique scène nationale de Nantes DANIEL
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