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Lives and Works in Amsterdam and Marseille Laurence Aëgerter 1972, Marseille, (FR) Lives and works in Amsterdam and Marseille Education Drs. Art History, Faculté des Lettres, Aix-en-Provence and VU (Vrije Universiteit) Amsterdam (cum laude). Drs. Fine Art, Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam. Solo Exhibitions (selection) 2014 Cathédrales, Art Affairs Gallery Amsterdam. 2013 The Modernists and More, Hermitage Museum Amsterdam. 2012 Révélations, Galerie de la Ferronnerie, Paris. 2011 Hermitage, The Modernists, Art Affairs Gallery, 2x2 projects Gallery in collaboration with C&H art space, Amsterdam. Laurence Aëgerter, Photographies et Tapisseries, Galerie Maud Barral, Nice (FR). Staged Realities, Johan Deumens Gallery, Leipzig (DE). 2010 Le Louvre, MAMAC (Museum for modern and contemporary art), Nice (FR). Seek & Hide, Museum van Loon, Amsterdam. Tristes Tropiques: Illustrations hors texte, in collaboration with Ronald van Tienhoven, Kunsthuis SYB, Beetsterzwaag (NL). 2009 Appropriations, Institut Néerlandais, Paris. Opening Soon / Opening Now, Residency RED A.I.R. Amsterdam. An Alphabetical Index of Some of the Stories, Residency CBK Zuidoost, Amsterdam. A.E.G.E.R.T.E.R., 2x2 projects Gallery, Amsterdam. Group Exhibitions (selection) 2014 Tristes Tropiques: Illustrations hors texte, LagosPhoto Festival (NG). Dutch Photobook, curator Erik Kessels, TIFF Festival, Wroclaw (PL), with a.o. Batia Suter and Hans Eijkelboom. Undercover, Museum of Contemporary Art Erarta, St. Petersburg (RU), with a.o. Jaap Scheeren and Andrea Stultiens. Remake, Musée Royal de Mariemont, Morlanwelz (BE), with a.o Jeremie Bennequin, Christian Boltanski and Eva Evrard. Où commence le futur ?, MAMAC Galerie des Ponchettes, Nice (FR), with a.o. Emmanuel Régent, Cédric Teisseire and Gregroy Forstner. Vevey, Ville d'Images, curator Peter Scholl, Het Apparaat, posters throughout the city, Vevey (CH). Reprinted, Editions RVB Books, Paris, with a.o. Peter Piller, Thomas Mailaender and Anouk Kruithof. Si prega di ricollocare i cassetti del catalogo nel giusto ordine, Art Rotterdam (NL), Galerie A, Harry Ruhé. Rencontres de la photographie Arles, Cosmos Book market, Editions RVB Books, Arles (FR). New York Art Book Fair, MoMA PS1, Editions RVB Books, New York. 2013 From Here On, Centre d’Art Santa Mònica, Barcelona (ES), curators Joachim Schmid, Joan Fontcuberta, Erik Kessels, Clement Cheroux and Martin Parr, with a.o. Thomas Mailaender, Corinne Voinnet and Penelope Umbrico. Bonjour Monsieur Matisse, MAMAC, Nice (FR), with a.o. Tom Wesselmann, Niki de Saint Phalle, Alain Jacquet and Sarah Moon. Conceptual photography, Art Affairs Gallery, Amsterdam, with a.o. Ulay, John Baldessari, Dieter Appelt, Katrin Korfmann and John Hilliard. Longo Mai, permanent site specific installation for Musée Borély des Arts décoratifs, de la Faïence et de la Mode, Marseille (FR). Grands formats, a collaboration with Galerie Bertrand Baraudou, Galerie Maud Barral, Nice (FR), with a.o. Emmanuel Régent, Kiril Ukolov and Thomas Fougeirol. Correspondences, Johan Deumens Gallery, Amsterdam, with a.o. Simon Morris and Elisabeth Tonnard. Binnenstaander, Museum Het Dolhuys Haarlem (NL), curator Mirjam Hijstek, with a.o. Dan Geesin and Rens van Meegen. Collectie de Basis, ex Air Force military base Soesterberg (NL), with o.a. Ali Kazma, Sanja Medic, Erik Odijk, Henrik Hakansson and Fernando Sanchez Castillo. 2012 From Here On, FOMU (FotoMuseum) Antwerp (BE), curators Joachim Schmid, Joan Fontcuberta, Erik Kessels, Clement Cheroux and Martin Parr, with a.o. Thomas Mailaender, Corinne Voinnet and Penelope Umbrico. Untold stories, Johan Deumens Gallery, Amsterdam, with a.o. Mounir Fatmi and Luuk Wilmerink. Temporary Stedelijk museum nr.5, virtual exhibition at www.TemporaryStedelijk.com, Mattsson / vandenEeden. 4th Korenbeurs, curators Tanya Rumpff, Johan Deumens, Berry Koedam and Anne-Marie Roos, Schiedam (NL), with a.o. Rosemin Hendriks, Anett Frontzek and Rachel Gooyear. 2011 From Here On, Rencontres internationales de la photographie, Arles (FR), curators Joachim Schmid, Joan Fontcuberta, Erik Kessels, Clement Cheroux and Martin Parr, with a.o. Thomas Mailaender, Corinne Vionnet and Penelope Umbrico. EAB Art Fair, Johan Deumens Gallery & Galerie A, Harry Ruhé, New York. Inauguration, Galerie Maud Barral, Nice (FR), with a.o. Stephane Cipre and Emmanuel Regent. Le Louvre, Photography Biennale, Galerie Le Lieu, Lorient (FR). D'un regard, l'autre, the French Institute, Istanbul (TR), duo exhibition with Izzet Keribar. Voorkamer, Les Brasseurs, Lier (BE), with a.o. Thomas Broadbent and Batia Suter. 4th concours artistique (winner), CCIMP (Chamber of International Commerce Marseille Provence), Marseille (FR). Sequences, Johan Deumens Gallery, De Drie Heuvelen Amsterdam, with a.o. Annesas Appel and Luuk Wilmerink. Tectonique des plans , Galerie de la Ferronnerie, Paris, duo exhibition with Aymeric Vergnon d’Alançon. 2010 Kienholz: Hoerengracht, Amsterdam Historical Museum, with a.o. Marieken Verheyen and Marina Abramovic. Tales of the Unexpected, Project Foundation, Dek 22, Art Rotterdam (NL), with a.o. Ulay, John Bock en Navid Nuur. Perec et l'art contemporain, Galerie CROUS - Beaux-Arts, Paris, with a.o. Christian Boltanski, Joachim Schmid and Claude Closky. D'après nature, Château d'Avignon, Saintes-Maries-de la Mer (FR), with a.o. Gilles Desplanques, Brigitte Bauer and Bas Jan Ader. Meer, De Voorkamer, Lier (BE), with a.o. Katja Mater, Helmut Dick and Michael Wolf. A. de B., Museum van Loon, Museumnacht, Amsterdam. London Art Book Fair, Johan Deumens Gallery, Whitechapel Gallery, London. Multiplied, Contemporary Editions Fair, Johan Deumens Gallery, Christie’s, London. To the Limit, Johan Deumens Gallery, Spinnerei Galleries, Leipzig (DE). 5th Sybren Hellinga art price (nominee), Kunsthuis SYB, Beetsterzwaag (NL). 2009 Pulse Art Fair, 2x2 projects Gallery, New York. Young Dutch Video, International Centre of Arts, Wroclaw (PL), curators Radek Vana and Frantisek Kowolowski, with a.o. Maya Cohen and Mounira Al Solh. Arnhem Mode Biënnale (NL), with a.o. Roy Villevoye, Piero del Pollaiullo and Myoung Ho Lee. Individual Co-ordinates, Johan Deumens Gallery, Haarlem, with a.o. Annesas Appel. RED A.I.R., Amsterdam, curator Angela Serino, with a.o. Francesca Grilli, Ahmet Oghut and Egle Budvytyte. 2008 The Archive Part 1, Johan Deumens Gallery, Haarlem (NL), with a.o. Yvonne Dröge Wendel, Tine Melzer and Kasper Andreasen. Artist Book International, Centre Pompidou, Johan Deumens Gallery, Paris. EAB Fair, Galerie A, Harry Ruhé, New York. Instants Video, Friches la Belle de Mai, Marseille (FR), with a.o. Koen Theys and Mariana Vassileva. Honorons Honoré, Mechelen (BE), curator Damien de Lepeleire, with a.o. Michel Francois, Honoré d’O and Sophie D’Ansembourg. Young Dutch Video, The Brno House of Arts, Brno (CZ), curators Radek Vana and Frantisek Kowolowski, with a.o. Maya Cohen and Mounira Al Solh. A Perfect Book, Centre for Photography, Amsterdam, curator Wil van Iersel, with a.o. Willem Popelier, Elspeth Diederix and Erik van der Weijde. Artist’s books and Multiples 2014 Cathédrales, publisher RVB Books, Paris, edition of 490 + 50 limited edition. 2012 Trance, edition of 10. Si prega di ricollocare i cassetti del catalogo nel giusto ordine, edition of 5. 2011 Tristes Tropiques: Illustrations hors-texte, in collaboration with Ronald van Tienhoven, publisher Filigranes, Paris, edition of 1000. 2010 10 DAYS / 22 MONTHS, edition of 8. 2009 An Alphabetical Index of Some of the Stories, edition of 15. Catalogue des chefs-d’oeuvres du musée du Louvre, edition of 400 + 100 limited edition. A.E.G.E.R.T.E.R, edition of 100. 2007 180 degrees encyclopaedia, edition of 15. 2006 LA LA LA LA, sponsored by Neroc VGM, Amsterdam, edition of 100. 2005 A Meeting On Paper, curator Erik Kessels, Kesselskramer, commissioned by Neroc VGM, Amsterdam, edition of 2500. Grants, Prizes, Residencies and Commissions 2014 Forget Van Gogh (working title), art project commissioned by the municipality of Arles (FR). Dementie (working title), art project commissioned by Museum het Dolhuys, Haarlem (NL). David’s golden helmet, artist in residency at the Institut Francais, Florence (IT). 2013 Elasticity of Presence, project based stipend, AFK (Amsterdam Fund for the Arts). Longo Mai, presentation of four tapestries, site specific installation for the permanent collection of and commissioned by Musée Borély des Arts décoratifs, de la Faïence et de la Mode, Marseille (FR). In the context of ‘Marseille European Capital of Culture’. Herbarium Cataplasma, art in community project in the neighborhood Oldegalileën-Bloemen, Leeuwarden (NL) commissioned by the municipality of Leeuwarden. Promises to my daughter, performance commissioned by the Night of Philosophy, Leeuwarden (NL). 2012 Prix Arcimboldo – Les Gens d’images (nominee), granted by Marieke Wiegel of the Institut Néerlandais, Paris. Cathédrales, publication stipend, FBKVB (Dutch Fund for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture). 2011 32 TFS Double Life, commissioned by SKOR (Foundation for Art and Public Domain), CBK Utrecht and the Province of Utrecht (NL). Tristes Tropiques: Illustrations hors texte, project based stipend, FBKVB (Dutch Fund for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture). 4eme Concours Artistique (winner), CCIMP (Chamber of International Commerce Marseille Provence), Marseille (FR). 2010 Blind Man’s Bluff I & II, commissionned by the Conseil Général des Bouches du Rhone, Chateau d'Avignon (FR). Seek & Hide, commissioned by Museum van Loon, Amsterdam. Starters Stipend, FBKVB (Dutch Fund for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture).
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