Jubilee produces the work of artists Justin Bennett, Eleni Kamma, Vincent Meessen, Jasper Rigole, and Vermeir & Heiremans, as well as collective research with invited artists and other guests
Talk
Futures of finance and society
Conference panel 'Aesthetics of finance' with Vermeir & Heiremans at the University of Edinburgh
07/12/2018, 13:30-15h
Auction
Benefiz
Benefit auction with Eleni Kamma at NAK Neuer Aachener Kunstverein
09/12 - 13/12/2018: exhibition, guided tours
15/12/2018: auction
Screening
Masquerade at Flat Time House
Film screening and In-Conversation with Vermeir & Heiremans
Flat Time House, London
14/12/2018, 18:30-21h
Biennale
Ultramarine
The single channel version of Vincent Meessen's Ultramarine (2018) is shown as part of the 12th Shanghai Biennale curated by Cuauhtémoc Medina
10/11/2018 - 10/03/2019
Exhibitions
Sittard, wat verbeeld jij je?
Group exhibition with Eleni Kamma at Museum Hedendaagse Kunst De Domijnen, Sittard
16/12/2018 - 29/01/2019
A Modest Proposal (in a Black Box)
Solo exhibition by Vermeir & Heiremans at Pump House Gallery, London
03/10 - 16/12/2018
Blues Klair
Solo exhibition by Vincent Meessen at Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University, Montreal
17/11/2018 - 02/02/2019
Audio works
BXL_FLT & SITE 2
Justin Bennett releases two new collections of audio works: BXL_FLT (2017-2018) and SITE 2 (2011-2018)
Collective research
Caveat, an artistic research on the ecology of artistic practice
Caveat is a collective research project that focuses on the legal and social-economic frameworks in which art workers operate, and the precarious conditions this generates. The project aims to redefine the contract as a tool for actively reconfiguring relations in the field, and as an instrument toward self-emancipation. Caveat is convened by Jubilee, in partnership with Open Source Publishing, No New Enemies and Été 78.
Acquisition
One.Two.Three
The Flemish Community has acquired Vincent Meessen's audiovisual installation One.Two.Three. The work, featuring a contemporary interpretation of a May 68 chant written by the Congolese Situationist Joseph Mbelolo ya Mpiku, was created for the Belgian Pavilion at the 56th Venice Biennale (2015).
One.Two.Three will be hosted by Mu.ZEE, museum for modern and contemporary art in Ostend. Since 2014, the museum has a programme with specific interest in the relationship between occidental modern art and art from the Congo, former Belgian colony, in the context of which the exhibition A conversation between collections from Kinshasa and Ostend was on view at Mu.ZEE recently.