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Wednesday, 28 January 2009 01:15

 

In your mailbox for the cost of shipping and handling:

 

7 euros (a little less than $10) to the US and the rest of the world 

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5 euros for anywhere in Europe outside of Belgium 

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3 euros for Belgium 

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When we distribute, here are some of the places you can find Fingerpainting on Mars:

 

BELGIUM

ANTWERPEN - - - Extra City / FotoMuseum / Galerie van der Mieden / Museum Voor Schone Kunsten

BRUXELLES - - - artbeat gallery / Beaux Arts Shop / Erna Hecey Gallery / ISELP / Wiels

CHARLEROI - - - BPS22Le Musée de la Photographie / Musée des Beaux ArtsRockerill / Vecteur

GENT - - - Croxhapox / S.M.A.K.

LIEGE - - - Madmusée 

 

FRANCE

PADIES - - - Le Château de Padiès

PARIS - - - 104 / Artcurial / Centre Pompidou / galerie du jour - agnès b. / Galerie Yvon Lambert / Jeu de Paume (Concorde) / La Hune / La Maison Rouge / Palais de Tokyo

POITIERS - - - Confort Moderne

TOULOUSE - - - Les Abbatoirs

 

GERMANY

BERLIN - - - in the works

 

NETHERLANDS

AMSTERDAM - - - Boekie Woekie

 

UK

GLASGOW - - - Centre for Contemporary Arts

LONDON - - - Serpentine Gallery

 

USA

CHARLOTTE - - - Bechtler Museum of Modern Art / Charlotte Energy Solutions

NEW YORK CITY - - - Printed Matter (work-in-progress)

SAN FRANCISCO - - - City Lights

 

Big thanx to TEAM DISTRO: Anne Sophie / Chris de Block / Maldo Nollimerg / Philippe Pissier / Sue Rynski / Stormy Lola / Tony Faria-Fernandes / V.Vale

 

Last Updated on Friday, 29 January 2010 11:03
 

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Beauty is the supreme mystery in this world. It is a brilliance that attracts attention but gives it no motive to stay. Beauty is always promising and never gives anything; it creates a hunger but has in it no food for the part of the soul that tries here below to be satisfied; it has food only for the part of the soul that contemplates. It creates desire, and it makes it clearly felt that there is nothing in it to be desired, because one insists above all that nothing about it change. If one does not seek measures by which to escape from the delicious torment inflicted by it, desire is little by little transformed into love, and a seed of the faculty of disinterested and pure attention is created.

From Simone Weil: 'Thinking Poetically'. Joan Dargan. 1999. State University of New York Press.

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