ArtVerona 20ᵗʰ Edition
October 10th to 12th, 2025 at several venues in Verona
The exhibition presents both pieces created during the project by the residents and works from the Departmental Collection. It is an opportunity to stage a dialogue between amateur and professional artistic pieces and to bring together different creative worlds around the raw material that is clay, thus revealing its expressive and symbolic richness.
This exhibition includes artwork by Alexandre Erre, Anish Kapoor, Guy Le Querrec, Charles-Henri Monvert, Zohreh Zavareh and is curated by Camille Bosqué.
Very proud to be a part of this exhibition curated by Nasrin Himada at Dazibao, a wonderful art space in Montréal, with care and kindness at its core. I’m more than honored to have my work exhibited alongside that of Cree/Saulteaux/Métis artist Lori Blondeau whose work I admire.
Link to the opening here.
The viewing room set up by Dazibao to gather items about the work and the artist here.
Press release here.
Very proud to be a part of this exhibition curated by Andy Rankin along with Estrellas Abello, Mounir Ayache, Thomas Ballouhey, Marion Bocquet-Appel, Celia Boulesteix, Cloe Brochard, Alexia Chevrollier, Javier Carro Temboury, Boris Chouvellon, Pierre Gaignard, Jules Galais, Julia Gault, Jules Goliath, Paul Gounon, Juan Gugger, Cesar Akli Kaci, Prosper Legault, Margaux Lelièvre, Vincent Lemaire, Miguel Miceli, Zoé Moineaud, Esteban Neveu Ponce, Celia Nkala, Nelson Pernisco, Manon Pretto, Olivier Sévère, Anna Tomaszewski, Capucine Vever, Romain Vicari, Vincent Voillat, Xolo Cuintle.
Link to the opening here and to the curator’s page here.
En mars et en avril, Rien à voir présente aux Instants Chavirés, une série de vidéos d’Alexandre Erre :
Dans « Chaîne de montage » nous assistons à la fabrication de fruits de façon manuelle. Vision exacerbée d’une société de consommation où, dans un souci d’efficacité et de rentabilité, nous n’aurions plus à attendre que la nature se développe à son rythme pour en savourer la récolte. Les gestes des mains qui confectionnent ces fruits sont ici poussés à leur paroxysme, s’agitant comme autant d’outils mécanisés au service du consommateur. AE
Plus d’infos ici.
The Art Nova 100 will exhibit the 10 finalist videos of Arte Laguna Prize during its collective exhibition in Beijing.
I’m very happy to have my video artwork “What lies beyond the horizon“, which was filmed during my residency in Busan at the HongTi Art Center, presented at the Guardian Art Center.
More infos here.
This exhibition, curated by Leonardo Bigazzi brings together the work of ten artists under 35 who participated in the ninth edition of VISIO. European Programme on Artists’ Moving Images, a project promoted and produced by Lo schermo dell’arte. Participants were selected from an international open call, and thus far 127 artists based in Europe have participated in the program. Thinking Beyond – Moving Images for a Post-Pandemic World continues the research path of Lo schermo dell’arte on the artistic practice of artists under 35.
More infos here and here.
A group exhibition of the 120 selected artists at the Arsenal of Venice where my art video “What lies beyond the horizon” was screened. More infos here and here.
The finalists have been selected by the international jury, composed of important curators and directors of museums operating in different countries: Bénédicte Alliot (France) – General Director of the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, Nathalie Angles (United States) – Founder and executive director of Residency Unlimited, Lorenzo Balbi (Italy) – Artistic director at MAMbo – Museo d’Arte Moderna di Bologna, Marcus Fairs (United Kingdom) – Founder and editor-in-chief of Dezeen, Matteo Galbiati (Italy) – Art critic and curator, Sophie Goltz (Singapore and Austria) – Curator and educator, Toshiyuki Kita (Japan) – Japanese Designer, honoured with the ADI Lifetime Achievement Award “Compasso d’Oro alla carriera internazionale” and Beate Reifenscheid (Germany) – Director of Ludwig Museum Koblenz and President of ICOM Germany.
The Initiative for Practices and Visions of Radical Care proposes an (extra) sensorial approach revolving around dreams and dreaming as a space of regeneration in which harmful and toxic connections can be healed.
I’ll be presenting a series of 7 fabric sculptures named “In high spirits“.
More infos here and press kit here.
ALT(ering) + SHIFT(ing) + COMM(uning) is back for its first event of 2021! The series will welcome curator Elena Sorokina and artist Alexandre Erre to discuss the Initiative for Practices and Visions of Radical Care, a nomadic project experimenting with long-term strategies of care, solidarity, and proximity. I was very happy to be a part of this talk curated by the wonderful and talented Ilaria Conti.
The talk can be listened to here.
An exhibition for the gallery’s 10-year anniversary !
with/ avec : Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc, Élisabeth Ballet, Eva Barto, Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz, Simon Boudvin, Anne Bourse, Nina Canell, Éléonore Cheneau, Guillaume Constantin, Marie Cool Fabio Balducci, Volmir Cordeiro, Eli Cortiñas, Thibaud Croisy, Michael Dean, Jochen Dehn, Antonin Detemple, Iris Dittler, Chloé Dugit-Gros, Alexandre Erre, Aurélien Froment, Élie Godard, Lola Gonzàlez, Louise Hervé & Chloé Maillet, Armand Jalut, Charlie Jeffery, Ian Kiaer, Bob Kil, Soto Labor, Laura Lamiel, François Lancien-Guilberteau, Ronan Lecreurer, Myriam Lefkowitz, Liz Magor, Robin Margerin, Thomas Merret, Marjorie Micucci, Helen Mirra, Aurélien Mole, Charlotte Moth, Gyan Panchal, Baptiste Pinteaux, Jean-Charles de Quillacq, Camila Renz, Clément Rodzielski, Ernesto Sartori, Lucy Skaer, Matt Taylor, Maxime Thieffine, Hayley Tompkins, Sarah Tritz, Josselin Vidalenc, Marie Voignier, Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa, Raphaël Zarka, Zohreh Zavare. More infos here and here.
Coincidentally, a century after the Russian Revolution of 1917, from late last year through to this year, we experienced the immense event known as the Candlelight Revolution. Those who took to the squares and streets demanded a better world, momentarily halting a system that had been moving by inertia, and achieved their stated goal of presidential impeachment.
For a brief moment, we glimpsed the light of a new world. Yet the darkness of the world remains profound. This is true for the plight of the majority of workers, and it is true for our own lives. The world, which stirred briefly, is rapidly settling back into its old ways. Perhaps we have lost our direction and failed to take a single step forward. This project is a story about those who continue to walk in such darkness.
More infos about the work presented here and viewable leaflet here.
Un festival d’été (expositions, événements, concerts, performances, dj sets) – un projet collectif des diplômés ENSAPC 2016…Venez nombreux – c’est la fête à YGREC!
Avec : Jeanne Bathilde, Hugo Caillaud, Odonchimeg Davaadorj, Anne Destival, Benjamin Dufrêne, Alexandre Erre, Adrien Flament, Laurène Guarneri, Jessica Guez, Margot Hefez, Théo Hillion, Clément Jandard, Laetitia L’heureux, Mélaine Loison, Angela Ly, Adrian Mabileau Ebrahimi Tajadod, Marie-Claire Manlanbien, Zoé Pautet, Jean-Daniel Pellen, Zoé Philibert, Tiffanie Pichon, Aurel Porté, Simon Restino, Noah Teichner, Margot Trutin, Paola Quilici, Zukhra Sharipova, Woosung Sohn, Constance Sorel et Antoine Vallé et des invités surprises.
Commissariat : Théo Robine-Langlois avec la participation des artistes. Plus d’infos ici.
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