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The International Celebration of Blasphemy and the Sacred / La célébration internationale du blasphème et du sacré

+++CATPC with Hicham Khalidi and Renzo Martens / CATPC avec Hicham Khalidi et Renzo Martens+++

+++Milo Vermeire [ed.]+++

ISBN 978-90-76936-59-8
Price € 29,95
Editing Milo Vermeire
Authors Eelco van der Lingen [Introduction], Hicham Khalidi, Amanda Sarroff, Ced'art Tamasala and CATPC, Renzo Martens
Final editing & proofreading Eleonoor Jap Sam (final editor), Aaron Bogart (English), Natasha Leeman (French)
Translation English Renzo Martens, Marie Louise Schoondergang
Translation French Het Vertaalcollectief
Photography Peter Tijhuis(Sculptures in Cacao), CATPC (Sculptures in Clay)
Film Stills Jurgen Lisse
Graphic design Michaël Snitker
Number of pages 240
Book size 21 x 28 cm
Binding softcover
Language English | French
Printer Wilco Art Books
Lithography Wilco Art Books (Mariska Bijl), Sanne Peper
Binding Patist Boekbinders
Release date April 17, 2024
Publisher Mondriaan Fund
Publisher partner Jap Sam Books

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The Dutch entry for the 60th edition of La Biennale di Venezia is provided by artist collective Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise (CATPC) together with artist Renzo Martens and curator Hicham Khalidi. The exhibition at the Dutch Pavilion in the Giardini is twinned with a presentation at the White Cube in Lusanga (DRC) and is part of CATPC’s ongoing commitment to reclaim land to reintroduce biodiversity, regenerate the soil and provide sustenance for the community in Congo.

This publication (in both English and French) includes a main text written by curator Hicham Khalidi and a series of letters written by Ced’art Tamasala on behalf of CATPC. Khalidi wrote his text in close collaboration with writer Amanda Sarroff, CATPC and Renzo Martens and draws on interviews with renowned authors and curators such as Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Ruba Katrib and Ndubuisi C. Ezeluomba. The publication also includes an introduction by Mondriaan Fund director Eelco van der Lingen and contains extensive visual documentation of both the sculptures and video works in the Dutch pavilion in Venice as well as the sculptures in Lusanga.

www.mondriaanfonds.nl

CATPC with Hicham Khalidi and Renzo Martens / CATPC avec Hicham Khalidi et Renzo Martens

Milo Vermeire [ed.]

€29.95

The International Celebration of Blasphemy and the Sacred / La célébration internationale du blasphème et du sacré

CATPC with Hicham Khalidi and Renzo Martens / CATPC avec Hicham Khalidi et Renzo Martens

Milo Vermeire [ed.]

€29.95

Kunst / Nieuwe titels

ISBN 978-90-76936-59-8
Price € 29,95
Editing Milo Vermeire
Authors Eelco van der Lingen [Introduction], Hicham Khalidi, Amanda Sarroff, Ced'art Tamasala and CATPC, Renzo Martens
Final editing & proofreading Eleonoor Jap Sam (final editor), Aaron Bogart (English), Natasha Leeman (French)
Translation English Renzo Martens, Marie Louise Schoondergang
Translation French Het Vertaalcollectief
Photography Peter Tijhuis(Sculptures in Cacao), CATPC (Sculptures in Clay)
Film Stills Jurgen Lisse
Graphic design Michaël Snitker
Number of pages 240
Book size 21 x 28 cm
Binding softcover
Language English | French
Printer Wilco Art Books
Lithography Wilco Art Books (Mariska Bijl), Sanne Peper
Binding Patist Boekbinders
Release date April 17, 2024
Publisher Mondriaan Fund
Publisher partner Jap Sam Books

The Dutch entry for the 60th edition of La Biennale di Venezia is provided by artist collective Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise (CATPC) together with artist Renzo Martens and curator Hicham Khalidi. The exhibition at the Dutch Pavilion in the Giardini is twinned with a presentation at the White Cube in Lusanga (DRC) and is part of CATPC’s ongoing commitment to reclaim land to reintroduce biodiversity, regenerate the soil and provide sustenance for the community in Congo.

This publication (in both English and French) includes a main text written by curator Hicham Khalidi and a series of letters written by Ced’art Tamasala on behalf of CATPC. Khalidi wrote his text in close collaboration with writer Amanda Sarroff, CATPC and Renzo Martens and draws on interviews with renowned authors and curators such as Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Ruba Katrib and Ndubuisi C. Ezeluomba. The publication also includes an introduction by Mondriaan Fund director Eelco van der Lingen and contains extensive visual documentation of both the sculptures and video works in the Dutch pavilion in Venice as well as the sculptures in Lusanga.

www.mondriaanfonds.nl