Fellowship Program
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| Name: |
Lonnie van Brummelen |
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| Visiting From: |
Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| Dates of Fellowship: |
November 21 - December 17, 2008 |
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| Recommended by: |
Henk Slager
philosopher,
art historian in The
Netherlands |
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| Lonnie van Brummelen studied art at Rietveld Academy and Rijks Academy, and Philosophy at The University of Amsterdam. Since 2001 she has collaborated with Siebren de Haan on site-specific exhibition projects, essays, and film installations. Their collaborative exhibition projects include For Compensation (2001), a group exhibition in a new housing area on Borneo Island (Amsterdam) and Disclosures, a series of individual presentations in their apartment in the housing block of Hans Kollhoff and Cristian Rapp on KNSM Island in Amsterdam. In their essays like Autonomy as Strategy and Call of the Wild they reflect upon the possibilities for a critical art practice which can cope with the global dynamics of inclusion and exclusion. Van Brummelen's works have been exhibited at Gwangju Biennale, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, TPW Gallery in Toronto (Images Festival), Palais de Tokyo in Paris and Argos in Brussels. |
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Audio will play here.
FELLOWSHIP TALK: Negotiating Invisible Borders with Carlo McCormick
December 16, 2008 - download
talk (28MB .mp3)
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