Monday, January 31, 2011

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Hello everyone!
Just a short post to announce my next group show at The Gallery in Montreal!
I'll try to film the full realization of my drawings for this exhibition, to show you behind the scenes ...!

Hello everyone!
Just a little message to tell you about my next show at The Gallery in Montreal, Canada!
I Will try to record my Entire Process "during the making of this artwork, in order to show you ... The Backstage!



After his first successful exhibition "Tribute Skydoll" The Montreal-Paris Gallery presents a major new exhibition! The theme this time: The Pin-Up !
More than sixty artists all more talented than the others engage with delight at the performance of their way to make the feminine curves, with an inspiration vintage (20s to 60), term fashionable these days, like the resurgence of garter belt and Burlesque!
Ambassador of the exhibition: Maly Siri itself designer pin-ups, among others. It must be said that the list of guest artists dream: you can see (and / or acquire) the originals of incredibly talented artists like Juanjo Guarnido, Cameron Stewart, Olivier Vatine Dean Yeagle, Philippe Berthet, Carlos Nine, John Mulatier, Arthur de Pins, Nathalie Rattner, and so many more!
An exhibition that was decidedly not wait to see in March at the Grand Burlesque Show avantpremière Scarlett James in Montreal!

Expo will continue in Paris from April 28 to May 12 puis à nouveau à Montréal, dans les locaux de La Gallery, du 21 mai au 4 juin.


Right after its first successful collective exhibition "Skydoll Tribute", La Gallery Montreal-Paris presents a brand new great exhibition ! This time, the theme is: Pin-Up Girls !
More than 60 designers, from illustration, comics, and animation, will draw delightfully their interpretation of the feminine curves, in a "vintage" inspiration (from 20s to 60s), a trendy term these days, as much as the revival of suspenders and BURLESQUE !
The exhibition's ambassadress: Maly Siri , pin-up artist herself, among other things. We must say that the authors list is quite impressive ! At the Grand Burlesque Show, you will admire and/or acquire original artworks by incredibly talented and famous artists such Juanjo Guarnido, Cameron Stewart, Olivier Vatine, Dean Yeagle, Philippe Berthet, Carlos Nine, Nathalie Rattner, Arthur de Pins, and many many others !
An exhibition we are impatient to discover at Scarlett James' Grand Burlesque Show in Montreal !

The show will go on in Paris, from April 28th to May 12th, and back to Montreal, from May 21th to June 4rth !

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"Belgians in France" (Jacques Mercier)

Author of thirty books (essays, poems, novels, etc..) writer and host Jacques Mercier was chosen in 2006 to look for Belgians living and / or working in France in all fields. The first chapter is devoted to the decade of tremendous film Belgian

"For ten years, the Belgians are needed in the winners of the Cannes Festival! This is probably the most visible part of the Belgian presence in France. Let a quick overview: two Palmes d'Or brothers Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne. In 1999, they received the Palme for "Rosetta," and in 2005, they receive a second time for "The Child", and four price Interpretation: Pascal Duquenne, who shares the prize with Daniel Auteuil in 1996 for the film "The Eighth Day" by Jaco Van Dormael, Natacha Regnier, with Elodie Bouchez, in 1998 for the film "The Dreamlife of Angels", Emilie Dequenne in 1999 for her role in "Rosetta" and Olivier Gourmet, in 2002 , for his performance in "son" by the Dardenne brothers. To remain in the sphere of the Cannes Festival, one of the finest showcases of international cinema, adding that Cecile de France was a beautiful mistress of ceremonies for the presentation of the Festival of Fins 2005. It should also be mentioned in this movement, this vortex Cannes revealing Benedict Poelvoorde in 1992 in "Man Bites Dog" Remy Belvaux "(p.13). Not to mention Jean-Claude Van Damme, Belgian actor best known worldwide ...

Jacques Mercier then tells the journey of Belgians who succeeded in Paris on television (Christine Ockrent, Olivier Minne, Paul Germain, Maureen Dor, Virginia Efira ...), in the show (Andre Lamy, Frédéric Flamand, the brothers Trowell, Annie Cordy, Salvatore Adamo, Frederick Francis, Maureen McGovern, Axelle Red, but also younger generation represented by Virginia Hocq, dEUS, Jonathan Cerrada, Weeping Willow and ,...), jazz (Toots Thielemans, Marc Moulin, Eric Legnini ...), classical music (Gerard Mortier, Bernard Foccroulle, Pierre Bartholomée, José Van Dam,...), la littérature (Françoise Mallet-Joris, Jacqueline Harpman, Amélie Nothomb, Nadine Monfils, François Weyergans, Pierre Mertens, Henry Bauchau,...), la bande dessinée (Tibet, Raoul Couvin, François Schuiten, Philippe Geluck,...), l'art contemporain (Panamarenko, Pierre Alechinsky, Wim Delvoye, Olivier Strebelle, Jan Fabre, ...), les affaires (Albert Frère, Etienne Davignon,...), le sport (Eddy Merckx, Tom Boonen, Kim Clijsters, Justine Henin, Jacques Rogge, Jean-Michel Saive,...).

L'auteur évoque également nos stylistes : "Dans les années 50, les maisons Belgian fashion creations offered mostly in Paris. These houses bought or made models or patterns that they reproduced in other tissues. Today, schools of Fine Arts of La Cambre or Antwerp are a source of new talent. Among them, Jose Enrique Ona Selfa, a graduate from La Cambre, who signs the collection of the house Loewe. Olivier Theyskens, including Madonna wore a dress to the Oscars, and created since 2003, the collections of the house Rochas. Since the '80s, the band of six of Antwerp has a long way. When students were unknown, they all presented their creations in London the famous British Designer Show, and were the revelation of the show. Other fashion houses Belgian offer their creations in Paris: Gerald Watelet, Pierre Gauthier, Yves Dooms, Pascale Olivier Strelli or Kervan, specializing in formal wear. But the Belgian fashion, they are also the accessories: the famous leather goods Delvaux or hats Elvis Pompilio and Christophe Coppens' (p.241). It should also be mentioned the designer Edouard Vermeulen and milliner Fabienne Delvigne working for families Royal Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands and Sweden!

Jacques Mercier concludes with a tribute to Sister Emmanuelle (born in 1908 Brussels) who ended his life in a retirement home in southern France. His association with more than 50,000 needy children worldwide.

This book introduced me to many little-known personalities and has reinforced my pride in being Belgian. Small in size, Belgium has a remarkable architectural heritage, beautiful green areas, a very important associational life, a lot of talent and folklore now recognized by Unesco. Our multicultural country also hosts several European institutions, including government officials and diplomats sustain our economy and our culture and discover the meaning of Day. Vive la Belgique! Leve België!

Also read: my review of the novel "A Fine Balance" by Jacques Mercier ( http://ecrivainsbelges.blogspot.com/2009/08/un-equilibre-fragile-jacques-mercier.html )

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

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The House of Poetry in Namur

Established in 1987, the Documentation Centre of the House of Poetry in Namur offers more than 40,000 documents, available only on site, which are divided into several sections. The largest is devoted to the poetry of French language authors Belgian, French and Canadian. Foreign literature is also present in collections: Flemish, African, Italian, German, English or English-American. A multimedia library and a fund complement this broad range of documents: dvd, vhs, cd, audio controls various meetings, lectures, debates in the House of Poetry since its inception.

The center is open weekdays (except school holidays) from 10am to 16h for all audiences without exception. Making appointments by phone is desirable so that a qualified librarian to welcome you and help you in your research. You can also check the database available online ( www.mplf.be ) Dedicated solely to the Belgian authors.

From 22 to 26 June 2011, the House of Poetry in Namur will host the 8th International Festival of Poetry and the Market. You can be informed of their activities through their magazine that you can receive free of charge upon request.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

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Tom Lanoye finally translated into French

So he knows a lot of success since the 80s, the Dutch writer and playwright Tom Lanoye (born in Sint-Niklaas in 1958) had never been translated into French. Now it is done: "Sprakeloos" (80,000 copies sold in Flanders and the Netherlands) was translated into French by Alain van Crugten and became "The language of my mother" (Editions La Difference). The presentation has to have occurred in the presence of Jacques De Decker, the permanent secretary of the Royal Academy of French Language and Literature of Belgium, which shows the importance of the event.

In "The language of my mother," Tom Lanoye wanted to express in words his modesty to speak of his mother and the terrible stroke which rendered aphasic and slid into dementia, she lived only by words and was the theater. The suffering of the mother and his entourage, his death is told with a raw truth but also a lot of modesty, love and emotion.

Lanoye Tom told the press: "The translation is very touching, because the story of a mother with aphasia is a universal story that can touch everyone. We do not know beyond the language border. When the KVS, Josse de Pauw trying to cross, they do it alone, without political support. I hope my other novels can now be translated in turn. What happens to me is like winning the lottery, a lucky coincidence, because on the bottom, things are not moving and I do not break the agreement between cultural communities. Flemings I ask, for example, to take account of their great writers, even if they have written in French, as Maeterlinck, Rodenbach and Verhaeren, and stop whining about the status of their language when we play today in Dutch at the Avignon Festival and with great success! And I ask the French to break their idea of a monolithic Flanders. There are, of course, a wing who wants revenge isolated worldwide and threatens us with a cultural catastrophe. Movements like that found in other countries in response to globalization. But there is another wing, opened the world who does not want to Belgium, as this would automatically mean the loss of Brussels.

Friday, January 14, 2011

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Three Belgian poets

After Portugal, Poland, Spain and Hungary, it was Belgium who is honored in the series "Three Poets" published by Editions du Whisper ( http://www.editions-du-murmure.fr/ ). Karel Logist wrote the preface and notes: "While many poets of this time are narcissistic buffoons we gladly leave to join their reflection in water depths of a sweet, others take to mirror society and we refer a personal vision and new. Janzyk Veronique, Wouters and Serge Antoine Delaive have chosen to be one of them. "

Veronica Janzyk has published two books: "Self" in The House of Echos in France, and "The House" published in Belgium in the literary magazine The Fram.

Born in 1965 in Liege, Serge Delaive is the author of ten books and three novels published in Belgium and France. He received the Prix Rossel 2009 for his novel "Argentina." He is co-founder of the magazine The Fram.

philosopher by training, Antoine Wauters (30 years) is co-editor of The Language Cheers, is dedicated to writing and working as a scriptwriter for films. He was awarded the Polak 2008 from the Royal Academy of French Language and Literature in Belgium.

Monday, January 10, 2011

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Bonjour à tous !
Et tout d'abord... une très happy new year 2011!
I want it to be joyous, surprising and a bit dippy and full of creativity!

Hello everyone! First and foremost ...
I wish you a very very happy 2011!
May it be joyful, Surprising, a little bit crazy and definitely creative!



My resolution for 2011 (yes, I took one) is to feed ever more new content in this blog, especially with short videos showing you how I work. Here is a first test I did to test my editing software (not super successful, but the next will be better, I promise)! By moving sur la bande, vous pouvez voir comment je travaille la couleur et les ombres pendant ces 6 minutes et quelques. J'espère que ça vous plaît...! :)

My good resolution for 2011 (yes, I made one) is to update this blog more frequently, especially with short videos to show you how I work. Here is a first attempt I made to test my movie software (not the best video ever but the next one will be better, I swear) ! By going back and forth, you can see how I'm working the colours and shadows out during those 6 minutes or so. I hope you like it...! :)


Work in Progress I from Kmye Chan Vimeo is .



Thursday, January 6, 2011

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Monday, January 3, 2011

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Our authors Theatre in January 2011

for your diaries. Here are some plays written by Belgian authors :

1 ° "Chronicles of an exhausted city" Fabrice Murgia. She is young and alone every night in front of his computer screen. What a dream continues its avatar in the pixilated universe of "Second Life"? Whether it leaking reinventing themselves elsewhere? Heroin copy of the ultra-modern loneliness, silent character invented by Fabrice Murgia we swung through a sophisticated stage, into the abyss of contemporary virtual worlds, a country of dreams and hearts wonders for tired, thirsty for happiness. From January 28 to 30 in the Festival of Liège ( www.festivaldeliege.be )

2 "Fuels" Amelie Nothomb. In a city under siege in the heart of winter, a single fuel helps to fight against the cold: books. Dilemma for a literature professor, his assistant and a student: what book is it really that he sacrificed a moment of physical warmth? Until January 22 The Public Theater ( www.theatrelepublic.be )

3 "Biography of Hunger by Amélie Nothomb. The Young Amelie Nothomb, make travel and culture shock, told through the prism of hunger: the hunger for not only food but also an appetite for love, books and writing. From January 11 to 14 at Eden in Charleroi ( www.pba-eden.be )

4 ° "Cinderella, macho!" Sébastien Ministru. What if Cinderella was a man? Considering that Prince Charming is one too, you get the first gay Cinderella. With, the key, some questions not so innocent as that. What will it be a day when the crown prince will come out? And when the prince will ascend the throne, how do we will call her husband a kidney? Until January 8 at the Théâtre de la Toison d'Or ( www.theatredelatoisondor.be )

5 "Terminal Ballistics" by Coline Struyf. The purpose of terminal ballistics is calculated the precise parameters of the impact of projectiles. Indifferent to the motive for the crime, she observes trajectories and collapse, and damage resistance of targets. After months of investigation in this universe strangely specialized Coline Struyf transforms his diary text for the stage, a prose poem for two actresses mixing speech and movement. The 22 and 23 January as part of the Festival of Liège ( www.festivaldeliege.be ) and 24 and Jan. 25 at the National Theatre ( www.theatrenational.be ).

6 ° "Stib, following paths marked sub-human" Genevieve Damascus. Magda has been living in Brussels Eva just got there. A force to rub each morning on the tram, they end up talking and build relationships. January 13 at the Cultural Center of the Scailmont Manage ( www.management-commune.be ) and Jan. 15 at the Cultural Center of Evere ( www.centreculturelevere.be ).

7 "Made in China" Thierry Debroux. Following the acquisition and relocation of their company by a Chinese group, three French managers are coached by a human resources manager responsible for assessing their potential. In a tragicomic atmosphere, the three men are to exploit compromising their integrity. Suspicion, competition, fears manipulations and successive scheduled over a story full of twists. January 28 at the Cultural Center of Sambreville ( www.sambreville.be ).

8 "Outside the Law" Regis Duqué. It is a western written for the theater. There is a good, bad, a provocative teacher, a pretty damn naive and a virgin. But is there going to be guns? Scrawny bushes crossing Main Street in stock under a scorching wind and sanded? Blue eyes in all dirty mouths, furrowed by the rotgut? Until January 8 at Atelier 210 ( www.atelier210.be ).

All these information are from the bimonthly magazine "The Book and Moments" that you can receive free on request from the Department of Promotion of Letters of the French community of Belgium. Here