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Snejanka Mihaylova, Theatre of Thought, designed by Céline Wouters, published by Critique & Humanism. Photo: Jeff Weber Theatre of Thought02.10.12 — 27.01.13Adrian Alecu, Clifford Borress, Christophe Lemaitre, Snejanka Mihaylova, Nathania Rubin en Esmé Valk presenteren hun werk in samenhang met BACA Laureaat Mary Heilmann. De tentoonstelling opent aanstaande zondag in het Bonnefantenmuseum en is nog te zien tot en met 27 januari 2013. Adrian Alecu, Clifford Borress, Christophe Lemaitre, Snejanka Mihaylova, Nathania Rubin and Esmé Valk present their work in connection to BACA Laureate Mary Heilmann. The exhibition opens next Sunday at the Bonnefantenmuseum and will be on show until 27 January 2013.

Snejanka Mihaylova, Theatre of Thought, designed by Céline Wouters, published by Critique & Humanism. Photo: Jeff Weber

Theatre of Thought
02.10.12 — 27.01.13
Adrian Alecu, Clifford Borress, Christophe Lemaitre, Snejanka Mihaylova, Nathania Rubin en Esmé Valk presenteren hun werk in samenhang met BACA Laureaat Mary Heilmann. De tentoonstelling opent aanstaande zondag in het Bonnefantenmuseum en is nog te zien tot en met 27 januari 2013.

Adrian Alecu, Clifford Borress, Christophe Lemaitre, Snejanka Mihaylova, Nathania Rubin and Esmé Valk present their work in connection to BACA Laureate Mary Heilmann. The exhibition opens next Sunday at the Bonnefantenmuseum and will be on show until 27 January 2013.

Changing TimesOn Sunday 3 June the opening of the exposition Changing Times takes place in the Cobra Museum in Amstelveen. Fine Art researcher Esmé Valk made the new installation The Importance of the Composed Domain for this exposition, which will be on show until 9 September 2012.

Changing Times
On Sunday 3 June the opening of the exposition Changing Times takes place in the Cobra Museum in Amstelveen. Fine Art researcher Esmé Valk made the new installation The Importance of the Composed Domain for this exposition, which will be on show until 9 September 2012.

Dancing on the Carpet – Esmé Valk
Dancing on the Carpet is a 38 page, handbound book that is partly screenprinted and partly riso printed. Upon opening the first page a red insert is revealed, containing the essay Dancing on the Carpet. The main part of the book displays the images on pages that have been bound according to a Japanese tradition.

The essay describes a personal view on the staging of dance inside a natural decor and the relationship between ideology, movement and its representation. The text also discusses the multiple ways in which the still image is tied to dance and the major role the life reform movement played in the development of German modern dance.

Specifications
2012 – English – 38 pp. – 19,7 x 20 cm – softcover – handbound – screenprint and risograph, Edition: 100 numbered copies, Concept: Esmé Valk, Text: Esmé Valk, Editing: Dorrie Tattersall, Design: Esmé Valk, Technical support: Jo Frenken

Produced in the Charles Nypels Lab of the Jan van Eyck Academie, Maastricht, NL

€ 24,50

Esmé Valk

Onderzoeker beeldende kunst / Researcher Fine Art
01.01.12 – 31.12.12
info [at] esmevalk [dot] com

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