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SHOWS BEFORE 2003

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"CIRKEL, NETWORK, IMAAZJE"

Smart Project Space, Amsterdam 2002

Presentation in the group show 'Thresholding’ with Ellen Harvey, Lee Ellickson, Jeroen Jongeleen, Davide Fassio, Greg Smith and others. Curated by Alice Smits.

smartprojectspace.net

In July 1965, the first issue of Provo magazine was launched. The movement of the same name became known internationally for their white bicycle plan and for the smoke bombs that disrupted the royal wedding in March 1966.

‘Cirkel, Network, Imaazje’ looked at 3 Provo strategies that are still used by activists and artists today. Information was displayed as collages and text on billboards, gallery walls and free posters and flyers. In the 6 weeks of the show, several actions were held in town, using those strategies.

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"ESPOO DOUBLES"

Espoo Art Museum, 2002

Solo presentation concluding a
3-month working period in Espoo, Finland.

In this suburban area, public life takes place in 13 combined shopping/community centres along35 kilometres of motorway. People walking in and out of the centres were recorded on video and look-alikes spotted in the footage were presented next to each other in the 2-channel video piece '9-21; 8-18'.

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art4eu.net

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"NICO&LEVY"

Various events London and Amsterdam 1999-2003

With Ralph Levene.

The musical duo ‘Nico&Levy’, played American folk music in Dutch and English art venues, including the Camden Art Centre (London),
The Foundry (London), Smart Project Space (Amsterdam), Luxus (Den Haag) and The Scala (London).

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"MUTE"

'Hotel New York', PS1 Center for Contemporary Art, New York, 2000

Series of solo performances in a project initiated by Jeanne van Heeswijk and curated by Alice Smits.

In ‘Mute’, a silent 40-minute video was accompanied live with speech. The video was a compilation of
12 American TV programs including the X-files, Friends, Southpark and The Jerry Springer Show. Although the programs were cut up in clips, it was possible to follow the different story lines.