Showing posts with label Marco Godinho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marco Godinho. Show all posts

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Plateaux



From 16th September to 12th November 2011
Quartier du Parc central, Plateau du Kirchberg, Luxembourg
Artists: Pedro Barateiro, Hugo Canoilas, Marco Godinho, Leni Hoffmann, Sophie Krier, Claude Lévêque, The Plug
Curator: Didier Damiani
Organization : Fonds d’urbanisation et d’aménagement du Plateau du Kirchberg
Support: asbl art contemporain.lu, Administration des ponts et chaussées, ARCOOP
www.kirchbergonline.lu
http://plateaux.lu/

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Exhibiton d'Gëlle Fra, Luxembourg

The exhibition about the history of the Golden Lady through the 20th century until today!

The sources, the exclusive archives, the stories about her disappearance, Lady Rosa the pregnant sister, the trip in Shanghai... and new exclusive art works by Jerry Frantz, Marco Godinho and Filip Markiewicz.

© Jeff Spielmann

Take part in it!

Opening 10th December 2010
Hall 75, Bascharage, Luxembourg
December 11th, 2010 - January 23th, 2011

Saturday, October 24, 2009

FIAC, Paris, 23rd October



Gallery Almine Rech.

Gallery Yvon Lambert.

Artist Philippe Decrauzat and Xavier Franceschi, director of Le Plateau.

Curator and art critic Nicolas Bourriaud.

Artist Dominique Petitgand.

Art director Erna Hecey.

"High Score" by Su-Mei Tse.


Art dealer Loïc Bénétière of Bernard Ceysson gallery.



Artist Andrew Margolies Mezvinsky, curator Carola Annoni di Gussola and artist Marco Godinho.

Jo Kox, administrative director of Casino Luxembourg.

Gallery director Frederic Giroux and Clément Minighetti, head of the cultural departments and curator at Mudam.


Artist Max Mertens and journalist Isabelle Debuchy (Luxembourg Féminin).

Actress Laure Roldan and artist Marco Godinho.

Photographer Joaquim Valente, art critic Karolina Markiewicz and art dealer Maria Rebelo.

Kevin Muhlen, art director of Casino Luxembourg.

Artist Claudia Passeri.

Artist Filip Markiewicz.

Artist Laura Mannelli and Valérie Quilez, reponsible for the cultural mission of Luxembourg in Paris.

Painter Christian Frantzen.