Monday, 20 February 2012

[BIBLIOGRAPHY] NEW: DOWNLOAD LONG TIME SOLD OUT/OUT OF PRINT 1998 "FREE SAMPLE DEMIX" PUBLICATION

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- New -

Download here my long time sold out / out of print 1998 publication :

"Matthieu Laurette presents Free Sample Demix"
with essay by Alexis Vaillant; documentation of works 1993-1998; biography; exhibition chronology; bibliography.

Artist publication / Exh. cat. 96 pages, colour / Black & White / Bilingual: French & English.
1998, ed. Galerie Jousse Seguin (Paris).

PDF File size : 45,9 mo (High resolution)

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Friday, 10 February 2012

[I MET] GIVING A TOUR OF MY SHOW "DEMANDS & SUPPLIES" TO SILVIA KOLBOWSKI @ GAUDEL DE STAMPA IN PARIS

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Silvia Kolbowski visiting Matthieu Laurette's exhibition "Demands & Supplies" @ GAUDEL DE STAMPA in Paris
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Thursday, 9 February 2012

[I MET] DINNER WITH LES LEVINE, THE ORIGINAL " I AM AN ARTIST" IN PARIS

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Matthieu Laurette having dinner in Paris with Les Levine, the original "I AM AN ARTIST.
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Saturday, 4 February 2012

[BIBLIOGRAPHY] "DEMANDS & SUPPLIES" REVIEWED BY JUDITH BENHAMOU IN LES ECHOS

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photo: Judith Benhamou


"Mathieu Laurette expose chez Gaudel de Stampa. L’artiste français qui s’est fait connaître par ses interventions intempestives et créatives dans des émissions débiles comme « Tournez manège » m’a dit que lors de son intervention à cette occasion sa partenaire potentielle a qui il demandait « quel est ton peintre préféré ? » lui a répondu « Magritte ». En direct à l’heure du déjeuner devant la France entière la petite jeune fille aimait Magritte. Il ne s’en n’est pas suivi une grande histoire d’amour car il a perdu. Dommage. Laurette fait partie des noms connus de la scène française et il s’est un temps exilé en Hollande et aux Etats-Unis. Son travail joue entre le Pop et le conceptuel. Entre les deux son coeur balance. Résultat : une œuvre qui reproduit en sérigraphie ( on notera l’allusion) et en grand format le certificat de décès de Warhol à vendre pour 5 000 euros. « Mon plus grand succès commercial" dit-il. L’acheter c’est un peu posséder un Warhol ». Premier sujet de réflexion à l’heure où on apprend le décès de Mike Kelley et de Dorothea Tanning.

La galerie expose une série de certificats qui ressemblent à une « liste de mariage pour artiste ».

Si vous achetez pour lui une assiette ou un meuble design vous recevrez en échange un certificat qui en atteste et c’est tout. De la serpillière à 2,4 euros au meuble à 2500 euros vous obtiendrez le même certif. C’est fait pour réfléchir… L’expo s’appelle « Galleries are full of objects, more or less interesting ; I do not wish to add any more ».
Rien n’est moins sûr si ce n’est le certificat de vente ou de décès. Finalement…"

Judith Benhamou-Huet
in Les échos - 3 Fevrier 2012

http://blogs.lesechos.fr/judith-benhamou-huet/5000-euros-pour-le-certificat-de-deces-de-warhol-a8984.html

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Friday, 3 February 2012

[BIBLIOGRAPHY] "DEMANDS & SUPPLIES" REVIEWED IN LE JOURNAL DES ARTS

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Lea Bismuth in LE JOURNAL DES ARTS:

« Galleries are full of objects, more or less interesting, I do not wish to add any more ». Tels sont les mots désabusés de Matthieu Laurette pour présenter son exposition, nécessairement déceptive, détournant les codes de la société de consommation, s’amusant à faire de l’anti-art. Intitulée « Demands & Supplies », il faut s’attendre à une réflexion déroutante sur la loi capitaliste de l’offre et de la demande…

Galerie Gaudel de Stampa - 3, rue de Vaucouleurs – 75011 – Paris
Ouverte du mercredi au samedi de 14h à 19h
M° Couronnes
Site web : http://www.gaudeldestampa.fr/

http://www.artclair.com/site/archives/docs_article/97674/le-tour-des-galeries-parisiennes-3-fevrier-2012.php#marais
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Monday, 23 January 2012

[EXHIBITION] SAVE THE DATE: 'MATTHIEU LAURETTE - DEMANDS & SUPPLIES' OPENS ON THE 2ND OF FEBRUARY @ GAUDEL DE STAMPA IN PARIS

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Save the date:

Gaudel de Stampa presents

MATTHIEU LAURETTE
DEMANDS & SUPPLIES

opening: Thursday, 2nd February 2012, 6pm to 9pm

exhibition will run until April 6th 2012

GAUDEL DE STAMPA
3, rue de Vaucouleurs
75011 Paris, France
T +33 1 40 21 37 38

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Tuesday, 10 January 2012

[CURRENT SHOWS] SELECTED CURRENT PROJECTS

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Selected current and upcoming projects - Winter/Spring 2012

_MATTHIEU LAURETTE: DEMANDS & SUPPLIES
2 February - 6 April 2012
solo show
opening: Thursday, 2nd February 2012, 6pm to 9pm
GAUDEL DE STAMPA
3, rue de Vaucouleurs
75011 Paris, France
T +33 1 40 21 37 38
www.gaudeldestampa.com

_TRACTS!
5 January - 18 February 2012
Group show with Eric Andersen, Les artistes heureux, Jean-François Bergez, Olivier Blanckart, Christian Boltanski, James Lee Byars, Philippe Cazal, Dada, Dayly Bul, Peter di Stefano, Marcel Duchamp, Dector & Dupuy, Harmen de Hoop, Ernest T, Fred Forest, Antonio Gallego, Paul-Armand Gette, Camille Goemans, Gran Fury, Groupe 70, Ben Kinmont, Matthieu Laurette, Marcel Lecomte, Stéphane Le Mercier, Serge Le Squer, Tracts Lettriste, Laurent Marissal, Roberto Martinez, Jean-Christophe Massinon, Maurizio Nannucci, Paul Nougé, Olivier Nourrisson, Péril Gris, Vincent Perrotet, Estelle Pianet, Presence Panchounette, Taroop & Glabel, Jean Tinguely, Jean Toche, Tracts Situationistes, Support Surface, Tracts Surréalistes, Untel, Ben Vautier, Eric Watier, and more...
Cabinet du livre d'artiste,
Université Rennes 2,
Rennes, France

_MIND THE SYSTEM, FIND THE GAP
1 June - 30 September 2012
Group show curated by Evelien Bracke
Z33 - HOUSE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
Zuivelmarkt 33
B-3500 Hasselt, Belgium
www.z33.be/en

_SITUATION(S) [48°47'33'' N / 2°23'16'' E]
29 June - 23 September 2012
Group show curated by Frank Lamy
MAC/VAL, Musée d'art contemporain du Val-de-Marne
Place de la Libération
BP147
F 94404 Vitry-sur-Seine Cedex
+33 (0)1 43 91 14 66
www.macval.fr

_ART & ARGENT, LIAISONS DANGEREUSES
Group show with Allora & Calzadilla, Teresa Aninat & Catalina Swinburn, Arman, Fikret Atay, Ben, Joseph Beuys, Sophie Calle, Claude Closky, Marcel Duchamp, Tracey Emin, Gary Hill, Damien Hirst, Yves Klein, Jeff Koons, Barbara Kruger, Matthieu Laurette, Cildo Meireless, Gianni Motti, Orlan, Philippe Perrin, Richard Prince, Peter Saul, Tino Sehgal, Société Réaliste, Philippe Starck, Wolf Vostell, Andy Warhol...
curated by Sébastien Gokalp
12 July - 31 December 2012
La Monnaie de Paris, Paris
http://expo.monnaiedeparis.fr

_TROPICALIZE ME!
2010 / on going
Bogota, Mexico, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo...

_MATTHIEU LAURETTE: THINGS
1 January 2010 - 1 January 2020
Global Demix Studio, Paris

more info soon...

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Sunday, 1 January 2012

[AT WORK] HNY MMXII

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HNY MMXII
Best wishes for 2012 from Matthieu Laurette and Global Demix Studio
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Saturday, 17 December 2011

[CONFERENCE] I DON'T KNOW WHERE I'M GOING BUT I WANT TO BE THERE, PARADISO, AMSTERDAM

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I don't Know Where I'm Going But I Want To Be There
The Image in the Age of Visual Obesity

Symposium
17 december 2011
Paradiso Amsterdam

The symposium signals emergent forms of the visual culture that surrounds us and inhabits us. It questions the nature of the so-called culture of attention, and looks at the way it influences and shapes the way we work, live and think today. How does our visual culture work, and what are its hidden dynamics? Which new tools and territories are emerging out it? How do images mediate between us and the world? How do we deal with the ubiquitous presence of images and image versions? What kind of imagery is evolving from actual geopolitical shifts? Which possibilities does the age of configurability have to offer to the image? And how can visual literacy contribute to our understanding of the culture that we live in? To address these questions, the symposium brings together an expert crowd from the fields of design, art, journalism, neurobiology, fashion, literature and film. The symposium will address different functions of the image today: the image as a social agent, as a biological process, as the playground of our imagination, as a cultural criticism, and as a revolutionary power.

Be there! I DON'T KNOW WHERE I'M GOING BUT I WANT TO BE THERE is the third edition of yearly symposia initiated by MOTI. The events signal and orchestrate emergent manifestations of our visual culture, and act as a popular end of year gathering for professionals, students and industry. In 2009, Me You And Everyone Is A Curator explored new criteria for quality in online cultural production with keynote speakers Bruce Sterling, Andrew Keen, and Rick Poynor. Last year, Stefan Sagmeister, Alice Rawsthorn, DJ Spooky, and many more joined forces to map emergent territories of design practice.

Programme

10:15 Doors open, Registration, Coffee & Tea
11:00 Film Interlude Film + Design
11:05 MOTI, Museum of the Image Mieke Gerritzen (NL)
11:10 Introduction Tracy Metz (NL/US)
11:15 Talk to Me Paola Antonelli (I/US)
12:00 Vision rEvolution Mark Changizi (US)
12:20 Anthropomorphobic tales Koert van Mensvoort (NL)
12:40 Film Interlude Film + Design
12:45 Lunch Break
13.45 Film Interlude Film + Design
13.50 Show Me The Money Matthieu Laurette (FR)
14:10 Money and Speed Marije Meerman & Catalogtree* (NL)
14:25 Tactical Media take the Square Eric Kluitenberg* (NL)
14:30 Film Interlude Film + Design
14.30 Visual Resistance Peter Kennard (UK)
14.50 Revolution in the Media Lex Runderkamp (NL)
15.10 An Image is an Image is an Image Florian Göttke (NL)
15.20 Film Interlude Film + Design
15:25 Coffee Break
15:40 Film Interlude Film + Design
15:45 Bas Kosters Icons Bas Kosters (NL)
16:05 Visual Commentary Dan Perjovschi (RO)
16:25 Closing words Tracy Metz, Sophie Krier and speakers
16:35 Film Outro Film + Design
16:40 Drinks

Book launch!
The Pop-up Generation
Design between Dimensions by Lideweij Edelkoort

Film + Design presents Film Interludes:
1. Modern Worship (Daniel Askill) & Little Monsters Manifesto (Lady Gaga, Nick Knight & Ruth Hogben)
2. Gemma in Dior (Nick Knight) & Le Corso (Bertrand Dezoteux)
3. Artist Statement (Charlotte Young)
4. Waking from a Coma (Jesse Kanda) & Out Of Our Minds (Melissa Auf der Mauer & Tony Stone)
& Untitled (Petrovsky & Ramone) & Sophie & Meima (Petrovsky & Ramone)
5. WIM / See You Leave (Daniel Askill)
6. Daphne's Moon (Brennan Stasiewicz) & Enter the Void opening titles (Gaspard Noe)
7. The Hips (Nick Knight)

I don't know where I'm going but I want to be there
The image in an age of visual obesity

Saturday December 17, 2011 - Paradiso, Weteringschans 6, Amsterdam
Entrance €25 / € 15 (students) English spoken - Doors open 10.30 a.m.

You can visit the following websites if you want to purchase a ticket:
www.paradiso.nl - www.amsterdamsuitburo.nl - www.ticketmaster.nl

Initiated by MOTI, The Museum of The Image, www.motimuseum.com
Curated by Atelier Sophie Krier and Mieke Gerritzen
Design by Marjolijn Ruyg & Muster
Film Interludes by Film + Design
Tune by Benoît Martiny
Bookshop hosted by American Book Center
IDKWIGBIWTBT Shawl by SAS Knits It Again for MOTI
Network Books by Eric Kluitenberg
Powered by Philips and Premsela, The Dutch Institute for Design and Fashion

view of Matthieu Laurette "Show Me the Money" keynote lecture on stage at Paradiso, Amsterdam
photo (c) Jonas Lund
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Thursday, 20 October 2011

[PROJECTS] TROPICALIZE ME! 
PART 1 - COLOMBIA @ ARTBO IN BOGOTA

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MATTHIEU LAURETTE
TROPICALIZE ME!

PART 1 - COLOMBIA
(excerpt)


Solo show

in collaboration with Ivan Argote, Felipe Arturo, Miguel Calderon, Francisco Camacho, Carolina Caycedo, Katy Hernandez, Arturo Duclos, Inti Guerrero, Julieta Gonzalez, Adriana Lara, Andrés Roberto Londoño, Beatriz Lopez, Juan Tessi, Laureana Toledo, Natalia Valencia...



Artbo

Allianza Colombo Francesa - Stand #5 - Pavillon 17


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'Tropical Hangover'
Project rooms curated by Octavio Zaya
with Jonathas de Andrade, Alexander Apóstol, Alberto Baraya, Carolina Caycedo, Felipe Cortés, Simón Fujiwara and Matthieu Laurette.


ArtBo - Feria Internacional de Arte de Bogotá. 2011
21-24 October 2011
www.artboonline.com

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Thursday, 13 October 2011

[PROJECTS] "THE EVENING BEFORE THE MORNING AFTER" AN EVENING BY MARIO GARCIA TORRES @ BISTROTHEQUE IN LONDON

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Dear Friends,
The Centre for the Aesthetic Revolution and Bistrotheque are happy to invite you to
THE EVENING BEFORE THE MORNING AFTER an evening by Mario Garcia Torres
Friday 14, October 2011, 8PM-midnight
Bistrotheque Bar, 23-27 Wadeson Street, London E2 http://www.bistrotheque.com/
Music selection for the night by Mr. Craig Garrett

For THE EVENING BEFORE THE MORNING AFTER, Garcia Torres asked artists and curators to send or select a recipe to be included in the bar's cocktail list for the night: "I propose to present a list of artists cocktails in the bar, and I would love - be honoured-, if you accept this invitation. I am asking you to send me the recipe or name or whatever of a cocktail that you like, or that you have mixed or customised yourself to be included in this menu, and which would either have your name or a title that you wish to put to it. How does this sound? It would be amazing if you accept to participate. Find below an intro text that I wrote for it, and that will be printed in the cocktail menu. Looking very much forward to hear from you. All my best, Mario"

Some of the cocktails to be served on the night might include:

The CWE by Cerith Wyn Evans
Equal parts of Evian and Bdoit, slice of cucumber

The Rejection by Aleksandra Mir
Ice cold sparkling water, wedge of lime, no ice cubes

Clear Consciousness by Julieta Aranda
Vodka, cucumber, basil and mint, soda water

Counter-Insurgency by Claire Bishop
A conservative glass of chilled Rosé

The Sprouzo by Pauline Daly and Rebecca Warren
Sprite, Ouzo

Gloria by Rosalind Nashashibi
Tequila, Prosecco and Triple sec

Cheeky Vimto by Sarah McCrory
1 bottle WKD Blue, shot of Port, ice

The Bloody Gin and Tonic Mary by Jonathan Monk
Gin, Vodka, tonic water, tomato juice, equal amounts of each with lemon juice, lime juice and ice

Crystal Meth by Giles Round
Champagne, Vodka, pomegranate juice and cassis

Nailgroni by Phillipa Horan
A traditional Negroni with an ice cube in it which has a small piece of nail in it
You have to drink the Nailgroni quickly before the ice melts so you don't swallow a piece of my nail

Publish and be Slammed by Kit Hammonds
salt rimmed Tequila shot with a lime Vodka jelly at the bottom of the glass
In the jelly would be floating some letters cut from Frieze magazine

La Cruz del Sur by Manuela Ribadeneira
Cachaca, five ice cubes (one for each star)
Look south literally or metaphorically while drinking

Dry Martini by Matthieu Laurette
Gin, dry vermouth, olive (no lemon twist nor vodka!)

Sabor a Mi by MGT
Prosecco, Cynar, Gin, St. Germain, sugar water, orange peel

The Klein International Blue by Yves Klein
Gin Bombay Sapphire, Curaçao Amerlalis, Cointreau, lemon juice

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THE EVENING BEFORE THE MORNING AFTER
a small show, or gathering, or event-exhibition, or bar night, or cocktail menu by Mario Garcia Torres

Alcohol (as well as drugs) consumption have been historically, and most probable mistakenly, connected to the creative act. Yet there has been a number of visual artists that have resorted to the old idea of drinking and getting drunk to create their work, both as a medium and as its “content”. The English duo Gilbert & George in Balls: The Evening Before the Morning After - Drinking Sculpture (1972) took blurred pictures of themselves while getting drunk, it is from this work that this night and cocktail menu take its title from. In another of their iconic works Gordon’s Gin Makes Us Drunk (1972), the couple is seen on a video piece indulging in the mentioned spirit. Similarly, the entire Andy Warhol film Drink (1965) is a long take of the filmmaker Emile de Antonio downing a bottle of whiskey. The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends -I wouldn't limit it to only such beverage- is the Highest Form of Ar (1970), declared Tom Morioni as he inaugurated what now is called a social situation type of artwork.

By chance, and several years before, the experience of art through a cocktail was extended after the fact, some would say into the morning after. Those who attended the opening of the French artist Yves Klein at the Galerie Iris Clert in Paris on April 29, 1959 could acknowledge it. For this exhibition the space had been painted with white enamel and stripped of all objects and furniture except for a white, empty cabinet. The almost bare gallery could not be seen from outside as the windows had been painted blue and the door was covered with a heavy curtain of the same colour, with two Republican Guards keeping watch over it. Nevertheless the artist had arranged for a specific cocktail made with Gin, Cointreau and Curacao to be served. To the French artist delight -who had been painting deep blue monochrome paintings made out of a self invented recipe for such pigment- all who enjoyed the drink eventually found their pee stained blue.

Thinking about this and proposing, again, to use the idea of the cocktail as a medium, or more so to use the mixology that such a drink require to provoke a specific aesthetic experience, or... maybe just as a decoy to have a good conversation, I have invited a number of artists friends to present their own cocktail, either one that they like, have customised or that have put together themselves. As an honorary place, the menu will close with the historic blue cocktail.

MGT


THE EVENING BEFORE THE MORNING AFTER is a monthly event that takes place at Celeste House in Mexico City. http://celeste.com.mx/

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http://centrefortheaestheticrevolution.blogspot.com/

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Monday, 3 October 2011

[PROJECT] "TAPIS ROUGE 3 (PHOTOCALL 'COLLECTOR') A NEW COMMISSION BY CNAP AT TRIPOSTAL IN LILLE OPENED ON MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2011

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Press release: Matthieu Laurette -"Tapis rouge 3 (Photocall Collector)" new commission by CNAP for the exhibition "Collector" due to open on Monday the 3rd of October at Tripostal in Lille
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Friday, 30 September 2011

[AT WORK] INSTALLING "TAPIS ROUGE 3 (PHOTOCALL 'COLLECTOR') AT TRIPOSTAL IN LILLE

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Installing "Tapis rouge 3 (PHOTOCALL 'COLLECTOR')" a new commission by CNAP for the exhibition "Collector" due to open on Monday the 3rd of October at Tripostal in Lille.

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Thursday, 1 September 2011

[CURRENT SHOWS] SELECTED CURRENT PROJECTS

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Selected current projects - Summer/Fall 2011

_COLLECTOR: WORKS BY CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS PLASTIQUES
5 October 2011 - 1 January 2012
Group show with Mathieu Kleyebe ABONNENC, Vito ACCONCI, Dennis ADAMS, AES, Saâdane AFIF, ANONYME, Ron ARAD, Pierre ARDOUVIN, Kader ATTIA, Renaud AUGUSTE-DORMEUIL, Maarten BAAS, Éric BAUDELAIRE, Francis BAUDEVIN, Jurgen BEY, Karina BISCH, BP, Ulla von BRANDENBURG, Olaf BREUNING, James Lee BYARS, Luigi CALAMATTA, Fernando & Humberto CAMPANA, Valentin CARRON, Jean-Charles de CASTELBAJAC, Pier Giacomo & Achille CASTIGLIONI, Maurizio CATTELAN, Nicolas CHARDON, Roman CIESLEWICZ, Claude CLOSKY, Hannah COLLINS, matali crasset, Brice DELLSPERGER, Damien DEROUBAIX, Gérard DESCHAMPS, Robert DOISNEAU, Sam DURANT, Jimmie DURHAM, ERNEST T., ERRÓ, Mounir FATMI, Richard FAUGUET, Hans-Peter FELDMANN, Claire FONTAINE, Peter FRIEDL, Piero GILARDI, Pierre GINER, John GIORNO, Felix GONZÁLEZ TORRES, H5 (François ALAUX, Hervé de CRÉCY, Ludovic HOUPLAIN), Raymond HAINS, IKHÉA©SERVICES, Jean-Auguste-Dominique INGRES, Pierre JOSEPH, William KLEIN, William KENTRIDGE, Matthieu LAURETTE, Bertrand LAVIER, Édouard LEVÉ, Sherrie LEVINE, MAN RAY, Henri MATISSE, MATTA, Alessandro MENDINI, Gianni MOTTI, Roman OPALKA, Gabriel OROZCO, Eduardo PAOLOZZI, Cécile PARIS, Gaetano PESCE, Raymond PETTIBON, André RAFFRAY, Robert RAUSCHENBERG, Sophie RISTELHUEBER, Antonio SAURA, Denis SAVARY, Franck SCURTI, David SHRIGLEY, Philippe STARCK, STILETTO STUDIOS, STUDIO 65, THE BLUE NOSES, Roland TOPOR, Jean-Luc VERNA, Jacques VILLON, Marcel WANDERS, WANG DU, Andy WARHOL, Zhuang XIAO, Rémy ZAUGG

TRIPOSTAL
Avenue Willy Brandt
59 000 Lille, France
www.lille3000.eu/collector

_LIVING AS FORM
An unprecedented international exhibition exploring over 20 years of cultural works that blur the forms of art and everyday life, and emphasize participation, dialogue, and community engagement. The exhibition—curated by Nato Thompson—will take place September 23–October 16, and will provide a broad look at a vast array of socially engaged practices that appear with increasing regularity in fields ranging from theater to activism, and urban planning to visual art. Living as Form will bring together 25 curators, document over 100 artists' projects in a large-scale survey exhibition at the historic Essex Street Market building, and create six new commissions in the surrounding neighborhood. In addition, a dynamic online archive of over 400 socially engaged projects is being developed, along with a book to further an understanding of the breadth and complexity of this field. Curatorial advisors include Caron Atlas, Negar Azimi, Ron Bechet, Claire Bishop, Brett Bloom, Rashida Bumbray, Carolina Caycedo, Ana Paula Cohen, Common Room, Teddy Cruz, Sofía Hernández Chong Cuy, Gridthiya Gaweewong, Hou Hanru, Stephen Hobbs and Marcus Neustetter, Shannon Jackson, Maria Lind, Chus Martínez, Sina Najafi, Marion von Osten, Ted Purves, Raqs Media Collective, Gregory Sholette, Superflex, Christine Tohme, Bik Van der Pol, and Sue Bell Yank
23 September - 16 October 2011
Creative Time
New York
http://creativetime.org/programs/archive/2011/livingasform/

_SPECTERS OF THE NINETIES
10 september – 20 november 2011
Curated by Lisette Smits & Matthieu Laurette
Selected works, reconstructions, reenactments, documents and other archival material from the period 1989-2000 by Art Club 2000, Sadie Benning, Bernadette Corporation, Plamen Dejanov & Swetlana Heger, Jeremy Deller, Stephan Dillemuth en Hans-Christian Dany, Maria Eichhorn, Annika Eriksson, Andrea Fraser, Rainer Ganahl, Renée Green, Jens Haaning, Pierre Huyghe, Karen Kilimnik, Ben Kinmont, Job Koelewijn, Renée Kool, Aleksandra Mir, Regina Müller, N55, Marylène Negro-Klaus Scherübel, Laurie Parsons, Asier Pérez, Dan Peterman, Hinrich Sachs, Joe Scanlan, Tilo Schulz, Superflex, Apolonija Sustersic, Barbara Visser, Carey Young.
10 September - 20 November 2011
MARRES
Maastricht, The Netherlands
www.marres.org

_ART & ARGENT, LIAISONS DANGEREUSES
Group show with Allora & Calzadilla, Teresa Aninat & Catalina Swinburn, Arman, Fikret Atay, Ben, Joseph Beuys, Sophie Calle, Claude Closky, Marcel Duchamp, Tracey Emin, Gary Hill, Damien Hirst, Yves Klein, Jeff Koons, Barbara Kruger, Matthieu Laurette, Cildo Meireless, Gianni Motti, Orlan, Philippe Perrin, Richard Prince, Peter Saul, Tino Sehgal, Société Réaliste, Philippe Starck, Wolf Vostell, Andy Warhol...
curated by Sébastien Gokalp
12 July - 31 December 2011
La Monnaie de Paris, Paris
http://expo.monnaiedeparis.fr

_BETTER BEING A VIRUS THAN CATCHING A COLD
Group show with Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla, Fayçal Baghriche, Julien Berthier, Igor and Ivan Buharov, Francisco Camacho, Matthieu Clainchard, Wim Delvoye, Réka Kinga Papp, Matthieu Laurette, Frédéric Pradeau, Julien Prévieux, Gruppo Tökmag, SZAF (Miklós Mécs et Judit Fisher).
Curated by Isabelle Le Normand
24 May - 25 June 2011
Studio Galeria
Budapest, Hungaria
http://studio.c3.hu/studio_english/index.html
http://www.mainsdoeuvres.org/article1239.html

_ON STRANGER TIDES
Group show with Simon Ripoll-Hurier, Claire Fouquet, Harmonie Bénard, Pierre Antoine, Benjamin Bonaventure, Matthieu Laurette, Aurélien Gamboni, Iris Touliatou, Lucas Morin, Catherine Schwartz.
Curated by Simon Ripoll-Hurier
31 May - 24 July 2011
Maison des Arts
Grand-Quevilly, France

_TROPICALIZE ME!
2010 / on going
Bogota, Mexico, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo...

_MATTHIEU LAURETTE: THINGS
1 January 2010 - 1 January 2020
Global Demix Studio, Paris

more info soon...
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Friday, 22 July 2011

[APPARITION] "APPARITION: SILENCE ÇA POUSSE - PAS DE PANIQUE CHEZ MATTHIEU" FRANCE 5

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Dear Friends and Colleagues,

I have just heard my "Apparition" in "Silence ça pousse" is multi re-broadcasted this summer on France 5.

You can catch it on Friday July 22 at 7pm and on Wednesday July 27 at 7pm on France 5 and in the next few days and weeks at various time on the same channel in their "Summer best of".

You can also watch it online 24/7:
http://www.france5.fr/silence-ca-pousse/silence-ca-pousse-video-semaine.php?id_rubrique=388&id_article=3677


Matthieu Laurette
Apparition:
Silence ça pousse - Pas de panique chez Matthieu
France 5

Mercredi 27 juillet 2011, 19h00 / Wednesday 27 July 2011, 7:00 pm (GMT +01:00 - Paris)

Full show:
http://www.france5.fr/silence-ca-pousse/silence-ca-pousse-video-semaine.php?id_rubrique=388&id_article=3677
Excerpt:
http://www.france5.fr/silence-ca-pousse/silence-ca-pousse-video-semaine.php?id_rubrique=388&id_article=3416

some updated pics of the garden online on my blog
http://globaldemix.blogspot.com/search/label/garden

have a nice summer.

x ML

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NOTE / INFO

Silence ça pousse ! is a weekly gardening TV show hosted by Stéphane Marie & Noëlle Bréham on National French television channel France 5. It is also broadcasted on TV5 Monde.

source: http://www.france5.fr/silence-ca-pousse/silence-ca-pousse-pas-de-panique.php?id_article=3416

"
Silence ça pousse ! - Pas de panique chez Matthieu"

Un jardin flou entre quatre murs, à découvrir depuis la verrière de l’atelier.
Ce matin Stéphane est d’humeur badine, il monte sur un cheval qui n’est pas pour lui, s’amuse d’une éventuelle proposition de travail et s’invente une nouvelle danse de jardinier. Tout cela en se rendant chez Mathieu, qui a une idée précise du jardin qu’il voudrait voir pousser.

D’abord, il faut débarrasser la terrasse avant de la démonter totalement, afin de récupérer la terre arable qui sera bien plus utile pour les plantes.

Le sable en dessous est ratissé, nivelé, avant d’être recouvert d’un voile géotextile maintenu par quelques agrafes. Son rôle est d’empêcher la pousse des mauvaises herbes et de stabiliser le sol sous les dalles qui font leur retour.

Les premiers arbustes arrivent. Ils auront la vie dure, mais ils sont forts pour cela. Les mottes sont posées dans une longue tranchée, qui sera comblée de sable et de terre améliorés de terreau et de fumure.

Arrive un Pittosporum tobira Nana. Des dalles de bois sont jetées au sol, en guise de pas japonais, pour ne pas tasser la terre. Puis, les couvre-sols de bruyère sont placés sous le pin - évocation des Landes -, des Hebe aux fleurs de teintes différentes et des fougères, à l’ombre, sont installées dans des poches de terreau. Les graminées sont plantées, puis entrent les bruyères.

Stéphane enterre des bulbes d’ail dont les têtes viendront chaque année chanter au-dessus du massif. Les bacs font leur entrée, ils sont percés à leur base, des billes de drainage sont versées puis recouvertes de voile géotextile, avant d’être emplis de terreau. Le bambou, le Fatsia japonica et un grand romarin peuvent être plantés.

Des paillis de bois de différentes teintes vont permettre de distinguer les zones. Il est temps de diviser la ciboulette et de planter les bacs dévolus aux aromatiques et aux plantes potagères. Enfin, quelques tuteurs et des traverses de jardin permettent de suspendre une guirlande dont les LED sont déguisées en ampoule.

Le petit jardin de Mathieu n’est plus vide, il s’est structuré, offrant un paysage de verdure, agréable à vivre et à regarder, hiver comme été. Toutes ces plantes de sols pauvres donneront le meilleur d’elles-mêmes, puissent-elles apporter l’inspiration à Mathieu lors de ses longues journées passées dans l’atelier.

Liste des plantes utilisées : Tamarix africana ; Miscanthus sinensis Zebrinus ; anémone japonica Mont Rose ; Polystichum polyblepharum Jade ; mimosa des quatre saisons ; Pennisetum alopecuroides ; Carex comans Frosted Curls ; Dryopteris affinis Cristata the King ; Hebe x La Séduisante ; Erica darleyensis ; Hebe bleu ; Hebe Donna ; Convolvulus cneorum ; Pittosporum tenuifolium Green Elf ; Euphorbia characias ; Griselinia littoralis ; Pinus pinea ; carex ; bambou moyen Phyllostachys aurea ; Pittosporum tobira Nana.

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Wednesday, 20 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Tuesday, 19 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ SKYPING WITH BEN KINMONT

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Matthieu Laurette in Paris via Skype discussing with Ben Kinmont in Sebastopol, California, works to be exhibited in "Specters of the Nineties" at Marres in Maastricht.
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Monday, 18 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Sunday, 17 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Saturday, 16 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Friday, 15 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Thursday, 14 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO GARDEN IN PARIS HARVESTING RADISHES AND AROMATICS AND SEEDING RED PEPPER

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seeding red pepper



Harvesting radishes

Harvesting aromatics
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Wednesday, 13 July 2011

[A VISIT TO] BASTILLE DAY EVE FIREMEN'S BALL @ CASERNE SEVIGNÉ IN PARIS WITH FRANCISCO CAMACHO

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Caserne Sévigné fire brigade hosted in former hôtel Bouthillier built by architect François de Mansart in 1630

Francisco Camacho with fireman and champagne celebrating Bastille Day





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Tuesday, 12 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Monday, 11 July 2011

[I MET] FRANCISCO CAMACHO IN LE MARAIS, PARIS

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Sunday, 10 July 2011

[AT WORK] POST WARHOLIAN PREDICTIONS BY JAVIER PERES, OCTAVIO ZAYA AND MATTHIEU LAURETTE

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POST WARHOLIAN PREDICTIONS BY JAVIER PERES, OCTAVIO ZAYA AND MATTHIEU LAURETTE VIA TWITER & FACEBOOK.
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Saturday, 9 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Thursday, 7 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Wednesday, 6 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Tuesday, 5 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Monday, 4 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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Sunday, 3 July 2011

[AT WORK] @ GLOBAL DEMIX STUDIO IN PARIS

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