A WORD OR TWO

A WORD OR TWO

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A WORD OR TWO is an exhibition by From Me To You Space and Editions. It spotlights four artists/publishers whose practices engage with words, language, and writing. Each day, we will shift focus to a different approach, highlighting the distinctive ways these artists explore and reinterpret the relationships between language and artistic expression. 

BANDERGEWILDEN
Lecture-performance by Jeroen Peeters
Thursday 29/05 continuously
with readings at 3 pm and 7:30 pm
How do artists work? How do they speak about their practice? In search of an answer I started gleaning gestures and attitudes from practices of writing, editing, publishing, but also from related practices in ethnography, dramaturgy and translation. This growing library of practices by now constitutes the Bandergewilden notebooks.


VERHALEN UIT EEN VERKNIPTE WERELD
by De Collectieve Collectie  
Friday 30/05 at 3 pm
At the invitation of From Me To You Space, artist Kristof van Gestel is collaborating with the fourth-grade pupils of De Kleine Muze primary school (Borgerhout) to create stories and poems. Drawing inspiration from their own handmade collages, the pupils will participate in a series of workshops. The results will be brought together in a beautiful publication.


SHE GAVE IT TO ME 
I GOT IT FROM HER
Performance by Clara Amaral
Graphic design by Ronja Andersen and Karoline Swiezynski
Saturday 31/05 at 3pm,
duration 60 minutes
She gave it to me I got it from her is a book and a performance. By way of the voice and an intricate composition of gestures, Clara Amaral guides the spectator through the different chapters of the book.


READING IS WRITING
by Annabelle Binnerts
Thursday 29/05 - Sunday 31/05 
continuously
By treating the space’s windows as a transparent interface, Annabelle Binnerts explores the relationship between reader and writer, each residing on opposite sides of the glass. This duality draws attention to the “double-sidedness” of the work, transforming it into a subtle conversation unfolding through the transparent barrier.