Jubilee supports the work of artists Justin Bennett, Eleni Kamma, Vincent Meessen, Vermeir & Heiremans, as well as collective research with invited artists and other guests
Exhibitions
Radiator
Group exhibition at 019, Ghent with Jubilee associate artists Clémentine Vaultier and Ciel Grommen & Maximiliaan Royakkers
03/12/2022 – 20/03/2023.
After / D’après / Na
The exhibition After / D’après / Na by Vincent Meessen inaugurates Research in Residence, CIVA’s new collection-based, transdisciplinary research initiative
18/11/2022 – 26/03/2023
Awards & screenings
Vincent Meessen's Juste un Mouvement has been awarded 'The Best Belgian Documentary' at Docville in Leuven. For a complete overview please check the updated list of screenings and awards, and the film's official website
Juste un Mouvement is now available on Avila
Sound work
Radicaal Geroezemoes
Justin Bennett talks about his research into New Babylon in episode 1 of Radicaal Geroezemoes: De Sonische Stad, a sonic essay by Trashlinie
Online podcast (Dutch & English)
Collective research
Reading Room #26: Art library as a practice
During this Reading Room we gather at a.pass (Brussels) around a text that unfolds the story of a library in an artist-run space in Beirut.
30/01/2023, 16-18h
Emptor, an artistic research on the ecology of artistic practice
Emptor, a chapter that is being set up from 2021 onwards by Jubilee, continues along the methodology and efforts of Jubilee's collective research project Caveat, actively applying the practice-based approach to 'property', an element that highly defines the economy of visual arts. Just as 'the contract' functioned as a filter and landing stage in Caveat, 'property' functions as a central notion, linking different discussions and research trajectories.
Publication
50 Years After 50 Years of the Bauhaus
Vincent Meessen contributed to 50 Years After 50 Years of the Bauhaus, the recently released catalogue to the like-named 2018 exhibition at Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart, edited by Hans D. Christ, Iris Dressler, and Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart
Online archive
7 Walks (Congress)
Vermeir & Heiremans’ 7 Walks project continued its reflections in a two-day symposium with a series of presentations and collective discussions that challenge ownership issues of common resources, both natural (water) and social (art), at Meyboom Artist-run Spaces, Brussels on 18 – 19/05/2022. The audio files of the presentations are now online