Uncomfortable Uncomfortable Uncomfortable
Uncomfortable is an exhibition of the collective model
116/lieu Power in Creation, in Le Havre from November 2 to 17
2010. Jean-Philippe Bretin, Vanessa Dziuba, and Julien Kedryna
Nicolas Nadé have installed their designs on the chair rail from the bottom
saturated and the rest of the space of a construction is both fragile and
ingenious, made of plywood, rope
and pebbles. Conceived to highlight the discomfort conditions
exposure (space, with its large window, is quite inappropriate
for the attachment of graphic works), set design seems to
turn against the visitor whose ambulation is widely
constraint, even dangerous.
At that physical discomfort is further increased by that of
vision. No possible decline: the viewer is deprived of his privilege
distancing. He does not even try to make a
any update on the gray areas of a watercolor
or pencil dimmed, the swarm of details designed to
ballpoint pen or on the juxtaposition of strokes
felts kept tight against each other. He
will be equally vain to struggle to fix the unit that is hiding behind
diversity of what is given to see. The collective model
Power seems to have exhausted all of his remarks
rationalist illusion would be to flush out the repetition
in difference. Model if there is, it is not prescriptive, but
draws instead in a moving and powerful dynamics.
Their artistic community is not based on the principle of
same or likeness, but on that of the strangeness and
the contingency of the encounter. Random, a collection of drawings
self-published in 2009, proceeded by such associations
random between the work of four artists who had foiled
the organization of the printer to produce 100 copies
single of the same book.
A similar paradox is played in the drawings that Nicolas
Nadé realizes the carbon sheet as it passes in those
and returns in the copier until a quality
black satisfactory. The artist turns in both cases
function duplication tool for creating original; of
mundane tools and reproduction become media
graphic experiments. Julien and Jean-Philippe Kedryna
Bretin are in turn special attention to potential
more traditional techniques. The first
works including the confrontation between the properties of
capillary watercolor, paint thickness and accuracy
felt, sometimes hampered by the failure of the mechanical rule
trait that makes drool. The second one associates with his characters,
Serpan, forms (abstract or suggestive nature dummy
zoos), whose format is much more to the nature
tool (pen , Brush) and accidents of course, only a
science developed at the prospect. In a more premeditated
the graphic and plastic Vanessa Dziuba
maintain a confusion between drawings mimicking
volumes and sculptures pretending flatness (Idea of passage
materializing elsewhere in the flow of network motifs
and flows). The facility designed for the occasion collectively
is also an attempt comparable conversion
line and surface in three dimensional space.
This game translation is also behind the title of
exposure. Having previously called "My Monkey" a
exposure to space My Monkey to Nancy or "Paradise
Total "another at Total Heaven in Bordeaux, the collective
tested the limits of his method, and is thereby introduced
somewhat arbitrary, when he was confronted with a name as
figures. Thus "116" is, by sliding sound
become "without ease" before being converted into uncomfortable.
Cécilia Le Metayer
Monday, November 8, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Add Aux Input To Boombox
In search of leprechauns in the woods Echirolles
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| beech courage |
There is a little over a year we Anne advised the book "The elves and hidden rocks" where you can find 4 walks very original ideas to do with children. We have (finally) enjoyed the holiday of All Saints to test a proposed hikes.
We chose to walk the woods Echirolles. She was listed as easy and lasted two hours. We started with a little girl 5 years old, a boy of 3 years (Which quickly gets tired of walking) and a well-behaved baby in his baby carrier. It was actually a very easy hike, just tiring. Everyone came through without a hitch. There is one passage more difficult in the descent at the end. We must plan well and good shoes give out to kids. We have only 1:30 to return to our starting point. I think the time given is very broad and allows for activities to do along the way.
As we left a bit rushed I did not take the time to read the introduction to children the book on leprechauns. But I would think to do next time to get into the mood a little "magic" of the book. By their cons I had explained that the purpose of the trip was to find a secret stone and this idea really liked them. We walked up the book in hand. Throughout the walk we had to find remarkable trees or places frequented by the old sprites. Every 5 or 10 minutes they stopped, I was reading them the stories contained in the book and directions to continue the ride. We have not done all the activities listed in the book (the time did not lend itself) but we have identified almost all places indicated. And then the big moment: the children have found the secret stone. I can tell you they were really excited. Each of the walks leading to a stone and when we found the 4 stones can send the solution to the mystery authors of books that send a small gift. We therefore looked forward to the next sunny day to make another trip and complete our puzzle.
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This walk is worth it if only to show that the Beech courage ", a huge tree and really beautiful to do in summer because the trail is heavily shaded or the season of chestnuts as your steps will lead you to a chestnut.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Cheez-itz Or Goldfish
water are you there?
I was fortunate to accompany the class my daughter (middle section and Kindergarten). The kids really liked. I must say that it's very fun because there are many items to handle. 7 modules (kind of small tables with explanatory panels) each show an experience. We see the water turns into ice or mysteriously disappears from a stove heating up. Should be tested, manipulate, reflect. We talk about the water in nature, but also in the body and into the house.
Since mid-September a new interactive science exhibition moved to the Casemate . The water did you? aimed at 3-7 years talking about water in all its forms: liquid water that the children know as well as water as steam or ice.
I was fortunate to accompany the class my daughter (middle section and Kindergarten). The kids really liked. I must say that it's very fun because there are many items to handle. 7 modules (kind of small tables with explanatory panels) each show an experience. We see the water turns into ice or mysteriously disappears from a stove heating up. Should be tested, manipulate, reflect. We talk about the water in nature, but also in the body and into the house.
Hours: Monday to Friday from 9am to 12am and from 13:30 to 17:30 and on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 14h to 18h.
Open house: 2 € per child, free for accompanying adults.
Animated Tour (group): 3 € per child, free for accompanying
Animated Tour (group): 3 € per child, free for accompanying
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