FOREIGN EXCHANGE RETOUR

CURRENT NEWS:
RESIDENCY EXCHANGE PROGRAMM WITH GLASGOW SCULPTURE STUDIO
OPEN CALL NOW CLOSE !

For the second edition of our partnership with Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Triangle France is pleased to welcome Alexander Millar as the recipient of the 2013 GSS/TRiANGLE FRANCE Residency Exchange, he'll be working with us from till December 2013.
Glasgow Sculpture Studios will offer next Spring a spot to an artist from Marseille.
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GUILLAUME GATTIER AT GSS

Triangle France and the Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Scotland, have established a new artist exchange programme that will provide an artist based in Marseille-Provence with the opportunity to spend 3 months in residency at Glasgow Sculpture Studios.

We're delighted to announce that the panel at Glasgow Sculpture Studios has selected Guillaume Gattier as the recipient of the exchange residency program and will welcome him in Glasgow next spring! To keep being informed of every new project during his stay, follow us on our digital networks and our website.
Residency at Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Scotland. From April 1st to June 28th (3 months).


Workshop at the Glasgow Sculpture Studios

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YANN GÉRAUD AT LUGAR A DUDAS
Next of Monica Restrepo coming to our residency program, last winter 2010, in our studios in Marseille, Yann Géraud has been in residencie at Lugar A Dudas, in Colombia...


" What do you see from where you stand ? "

This sentence, extracted from a song of Tony Touch (Spoken Word, The Peacemaker 2, 2004), lays by my side at each moment. It helps me, backs me, strengthens me and questions me always and again. First, because it's a matter of vision, and also a matter of position and, finally, of point of view. I neither can nor want to give a definition of the world in which I live, for to define involves the end, the stop and the non-movement. However I want to try to circumscribe it, to surround it and to get close to it sideways through the shapes I create. This is a position and these shapes I make are the affirmation of these positions. These shapes are markers set on a trajectory, a movement of excitement and precipitation.
I work in this idea of art that consists in binding and unbinding, weaving, interweaving or undoing cleverly, crumbling, shredding, pulverizing the surface or space in an infinity of fragments that finishes to mass.
I gather those fragments in a kind of obstinacy, a headless obstinacy coming from entrails. I invent communities of shapes and I want that they be communities of equals and join together in one point, which is the sculpture. They must let appear nor a reductionist thought, but a thought bare in its abundance, embracing a unattainable totality.
How to give shape to this swarm of the thought, this effect of anthill, of crawling and of multitude, this hecticness ? The thought would be that which comes to disrupt the shape and jostles an overperfect order. Not that this one could be consider as a pure disorder, but rather as an overcomplex order, a muddle and a superposition of different readable orders if taken separately, but which reading becomes nearly impossible when all the elements are united in a single shape.
What is in play, it's finally the complexity of the thought taking shape. And at that very moment, I invoke the radicalness of acting out to exhort this meeting of art and life, of Ares and Aphrodite; the violent assertion of gesture that precipitates and crystallizes the thought and decision into the shape.
My work is the battleground of this war between the imperialism of the shape, the all-power of the thought inescapably structuring and structured, and the temptation of the unreadable, of the unspeakable and of the unnamable. Y.G


Yann Geraud, Nos somos los uniquos, somos los mejores, print and gouache sur papier, 22x23cm, ©Yann Géraud


Yann Geraud, Nos somos los uniquos, somos los mejores, impression et gouache on paper, 12,5x14cm, ©Yann Géraud

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RESIDENCY IN ALGERIAN DESERT


©DorothéeDupuis

At the end of April 2010, Sophie Bueno-Boutellier, David Evrard, Yann Gertsberger, Estefania Penafiel Loaiza and Dorothée Dupuis leave for zone of Tardrat for many artistic experiences. Triangle proposed a residency in a form of a trip in the algerian south, in Sahara in region of Hoggar. This trip lasted a week and had for aim to introduce to artists this desert region, hard to comprehend in an autonomous way for security reasons.
An edition, called AMAR, will be soon launch accounting experiences perticular to each of participants.

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DOWNLOAD DOROTHÉE DUPUIS' ARTICLE ABOUT RESIDENCY IN DESERT PUBLISHED IN YEAR 2011