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The Porcelain Project

THE PORCELAIN PROJECT / INSTALLATION

Théâtre Garonne, Toulouse
2 December 2006

Centre for fine arts, Brussels
20, 21 April 2007

Théâtre Le Quai, Angers
8, 9 June 2007

Benaki Museum / Greek Festival, Athens
15, 16, 17 June 2007

Coproduction: Théâtre Le Quai (Angers), La Rose des Vents (Scène Nationale de Villeneuve d’Ascq), PACT Zollverein (Essen), Kaaitheater (Brussels)

THE PORCELAIN OBJECTS
are autonomous works that arose out of the development of The Porcelain Project.

LE TOURNEUR DE STROMBEEK(2008)
This artwork was included in the group exhibition I am your private dancer (2008) curated by Luk Lambrecht, which also included work by Bruce Nauman, Franz West, Mario Garcia Torres, et al.
Cultuurcentrum Strombeek
4 January to 3 February 2008

LE TOURNEUR DE TOULOUSE (2008)
Le Tourneur de Toulouse was exhibited at Théâtre Garonne.
Théâtre Garonne - Toulouse
15 October to 22 October 2008

LAISSEZ LA PORTE (2008)
This work is part of the group exhibition entitled Het spel van de waanzin, over gekte in film en theater (The game of madness, on insanity in film and theatre, on insanity in film and theatre) in the Dr. Guislain Museum. This exhibition also includes work by Dirk Braeckman, Hugo Claus, Jan Fabre, Julien Schoenaerts and Henry Darger.
Museum Dr. Guislain - Ghent
4 October 2008 to 12 April 2009

In The Porcelain Project | Installation, Lemm&Barkey have create a world in which porcelain objects move. These installations contain hundreds of porcelain objects whose movements are manipulated. As if they had a choreography of their own. These white installations are fragile and solid, with endless variations.

On 4 October 2008 Lemm&Barkey presented a new work in porcelain at the group exhibition entitled Het spel van de waanzin - over gekte in film en theater (The game of madness, on insanity in film and theatre) at the Museum Dr. Guislain in Ghent.

After The Porcelain Project | Installation and Le Tourneur de Strombeek/Toulouse, Lemm&Barkey are presenting the third variation on their Porcelain Project. This spatial installation emphasises movement and creates a lunatic world.

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