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17/1/2003

Mursollaici

CCS Centre Culturel Suisse, Paris

Exhibition from: Nevin Aladag, Emmanuelle Antille, Ian Anll, John M Armleder, Bdv (Nicolas Trembley et Stephanie Moisdon), Francis Baudevin, Gion Capeder, Valentin Carron, Stphane Dafflon, Dcosterd & Rahm, Philippe Decrauzat, Christoph Draeger, Sylvie Fleury, Anthony Goicolea, Nicole Hassler, Lori Hersberger, Daniel Knorr, l/b, Gent Mayor, Sum Mei Ts, Yves Netzhammer, Lauris Paulus, Bruno Peinado, Sam (De Cree Sa), Monica Studer/ Christoph Van Den Berg, Sidney Stucki, Cyril Verrier'

The exhibition, which will occupy all of the walls at the Centre culturel suisse, is mainly dedicated to two dimensional work. Paintings are mainly represented by artists of differenct generations but all deeply anchoured in researching today's creativity We have chosen 2 ways of presenting these works; wall painting, which is more traditional, and another more innovative form borrowed from advertising.
The latter enables us to continually and partially modify the visual environment of the room.
In addition, other presentations in the exhibit are video and sound equipment, objects, a spatial reorganization of the entrance hall and the presentation of different topics such as technology, fashion, architecture, design, art and society.

saturday, 18th january 2003/5 p.m
official opening (sur invitation) FROM 6 P.M. onwards: start of exhibit and performances : Yan Duyvendak, Gilles Jobin et Marco Berrettini, Heinrich Lber, Pac, Natalia Solo-Mtine, Stimmhorn

sunday 19th january/from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. opening for the public avec les interventions de: Yan Duyvendak, Pac, Natalia Solo-Matine, Stimmhorn et une vido de la performance de Gilles Jobin et Marco Berrettini

our weekly rendez-vous: every thursday evening: multimedia programme and opening of exhibitions until 10 p.m

every sunday evening at 6 p.m: film projections

Exhibition open from Wednesday to Sunday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. late opening Thursday evening until 10 p.m.

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Michel Ritter, the new Director of the Centre culturel suisse de Paris since September 2002, is inaugurating his programme at the beginning of 2003. After directing since 1990 the Centre d'art contemporain Fri-art at Fribourg in Switzerland, his desire for Paris is to follow up his research into the permanent renewal of new artistic expressions while still reworking the classical repertoire over the contempory.
Our basic concept lies in our efforts to work with the multi-and interdisciplinary, to try and create ties, to mix the juxtapositions between the different disciplines in order to develop a rough sketch of how to present Art.
This is a necessary adjustment as artists by definition break with established structures, standard presentation forms, playing by the rules and mix the technical and technological elements to fit their conception of creativity. Art today cannot be defined. By setting up the crossing of references between the different disciplines, we are looking to improve on how to express the sense and finality of each one. At the same time, it is a question of installing inside the actual space a sense of temporality and atmospheres in constant movement, non-static, so as to emphasise the notion of continual transformation and the ephemeral.
Artists today are not looking to formulate their work with a view to their permanence in time; their desire is to answer the multiple visual and acoustic demands that infiltrate our daily lives. Their work is not planned in terms of permanence but as a tentative answer as to the position of art and its finality in the context of today.
The first event is not placed under a federating banner but approaches the physical separation of the halls of the Centre culturel suisse so that each discipline can express itself freely within the space. This confirms the initial basic concept which is the juxtaposition and link between the different disciplines. To achieve this, we stipulated that all the visual or plastic work will be placed around the walls with a view to liberating the floor-space to receive all the other creative forms.
Hence the name, wall, floor, here there, which expresses a diffused and 'non-regulated' presence of different artistic expressions throughout the Centre culturel suisse.

Centre Culturel Suisse
32 et 38, rue des Francs-Bourgeois
75003 Paris
T (0033) 1 42 71 44 50
F (0033) 1 42 71 51 24
(entrance by 38 rue des Francs-Bourgeois - at the end of the passage)

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