"Take the Money and Run"
de Appel, Brouwersgracht 196, Amsterdam
Location: Brouwersgracht 196
“Tu Aimes, Tu Achètes - You Like, You Buy”
performance of Meschac Gaba realized by Jonathan and Johannes Gaba, 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
“Tu Aimes, Tu Achètes - You Like, You Buy”
performance of Meschac Gaba realized by Jonathan and Johannes Gaba, 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
“Tu Aimes, Tu Achètes - You Like, You Buy”
performance of Meschac Gaba realized by Jonathan and Johannes Gaba, 2 May 2009
Rogier Taminiau
opening 2 May 2009
Maurizio Cattelan 2009
Christie's
Ahmet Ögüt 2009, part 1
Christie's
Ahmet Ögüt 2009, part 2
Marlene Dumas 2009
Christie's
Lawrence Weiner 2009
Christie's
Jonathan and Johannes Gaba, 2 May 2009
Robert-Jan Muller
Apolonija Šušteršič "Anti-gentrification plan", 2009
'Ongoing reading project'
performance of Job Koelewijn realized with Edna van Duyn, 10 May 2009
'Ongoing reading project'
performance of Job Koelewijn realized with Edna van Duyn, 10 May 2009
'Ongoing reading project'
performance of Job Koelewijn realized with Edna van Duyn, 10 May 2009
'Ongoing reading project'
performance of Job Koelewijn realized with Edna van Duyn, 10 May 2009
'Ongoing reading project'
performance of Job Koelewijn realized with Edna van Duyn, 10 May 2009
'Ongoing reading project' of Job Koelewijn
the 'reading session' will take place on Sunday the 10th of may, at 4 pm
At the location where Wies Smals initiated de Appel in 1974, thirty artists are reflecting within the context of the auction upon the relationship between the economic and the symbolic value of art. The three curators, members of de Appel’s staff, have invited the artists to make a new work on A4, in which the changed value system within the art world in these times of financial crisis, is being brought up for discussion. After being exhibited, the conceptual works, texts, drawings, promises, understatements, ideas, visions and performances will be part of the “Two in One” auction taking place at Christie’s on 20 May. The project is an empathetic critique from within, in which de Appel and the artists assume the simultaneous role of contemporary collaborator and critical inquirer.
Events:
2 May (Opening), 2009, 6 pm: “Tu Aimes, Tu Achètes - You Like, You Buy”
performance of Meschac Gaba realized by Jonathan and Johannes Gaba.
10 May, 2009, 4 pm: “Ongoing Reading Project” of Job Koelewijn
a ‘reading session’ with the artist (45 min.).
20 May Christian Jankowski “Strip the Auctioneer”, between 5 pm. – 8 pm, Christie's
Opening Hours Exhibition: 3-12 May, daily from 2 - 8 pm
With: Sven Augustijnen (BE), Maria Barnas (NL), Erick Beltrán (MX), Barbara Bloom (US), Monica Bonvicini (IT), Daniel Buren (FR), Maurizio Cattelan (IT), Marlene Dumas (ZA), Colen Fitzgibbon and Robin Winters (US), Claire Fontaine (FR), Meschac Gaba (BJ), Dora García (ES), Liam Gillick (UK), Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster (FR), Jens Haaning (DK), Christian Jankowski (DE), Job Koelewijn (NL), Harrie de Kroon (NL), Louise Lawler (US), Ahmet Ögüt (TU), Roman Ondák (CZ), Tomo Savić-Gecan (HR), Sean Snyder (US), Nedko Solakov (BG), Mladen Stilinović (RS), Apolonija ŠušteršiÄŤ (SL), Lawrence Weiner (US), YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES (KR/US)
Curators: Danila Cahen, Nell Donkers and Edna van Duyn i.c.w. Ann Demeester
Apolonija Šušteršič – Anti-gentrification plan
collection (unintended), 2009
Empty frame with signature of Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries
collection (unintended), 2009
