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The Scope of Stories, Tracing Vernacular Stories
Lara Bongard, Annelotte Lammertse, Claire Chassot, Tim Theo Deceuninck, Jonathan De Maeyer, Anastasia Eggers, Ciel Grommen, Rural Relations Writing Club & Ioana Lupascu, Maximiliaan Royakkers, Erien Withouck, Jana Vasiljević, Julie Van Kerckhoven, Jana Joanna Milbou
BLANCO Zaal Coupure
Expo
‘The Scope of Stories, Tracing Vernacular Landscapes’ is an exhibition that assesses the state of artistic movements in rural areas. Jonathan De Maeyer invites artists who work in both rural and urban settings, always focusing on human connections, ecology, food, and agriculture. Through fiction and documentary that questions the human perspective, the complexity and reality of the countryside are woven into the stories it houses.
With: Lara Bongard & Annelotte Lammertse, Claire Chassot, Tim Theo Deceuninck, Jonathan De Maeyer, Anastasia Eggers, Ciel Grommen, Rural Relations Wirting Club & Ioana
Lupascu, Maximiliaan Royakkers, Erien Withouck, Jana Vasiljević, Julie Van Kerckhoven, collective dinner hosted by Jana Joanna Milbou — Curator: Jonathan De Maeyer
The Scope of Stories, Tracing Vernacular Landscapes is part of OPENBARE WERKEN in cooperation with Kunstenplatform PLAN B and is supported by Stad Gent.
- opening
- Fri, May 16th from 6 PM to 10 PM.
- open
- Sat 17 and Sun 18 May from 10 AM to 6 PM
- Wed 21 to Fri 23 May from 2 PM to 6 PM
- Sat 24 May from 11 AM to 1 PM
Rural Relations Writing Club (free lunch included — registration via writing.rural.relations@gmail.com - Sat 24 May at 6 PM
Collective free dinner hosted by Jana Joanna Milbou — register via villageinpraxis@gmail.com - Sun 25 May from 2 PM to 6 PM
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