Bévis Martin & Charlie Youle, exhibition card Game Over, made with the pupils of Jean Moulin school, 2015
workshops for the choice of works, école Jean Moulin, Rennes, 2015
workshops for the choice of works, école Jean Moulin, Rennes, 2015
measurement workshops in the empty gallery and choice of works, galerie Éc’arts, Rennes, 2015
measurement workshops in the empty gallery and discussion with a cultural mediator from the Frac Bretagne, galerie Éc’arts, Rennes, 2015
workshops of making the Éc’arts gallery in model, école Jean Moulin, Rennes, 2015
workshops of making the Éc’arts gallery in model, école Jean Moulin, Rennes, 2015
workshops of making the Éc’arts gallery in model, école Jean Moulin, Rennes, 2015
workshops of making the Éc’arts gallery in model, école Jean Moulin, Rennes, 2015
workshops for choosing the visuals, ateliers des artistes Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle, Nantes, 2015
Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle, exhibition view Game Over, works from the collection of the Frac Bretagne by Toni Grand, Thomas Huber, Julije Knifer, Michel Dektor and Michel Dupuy, galerie Éc’arts, 2015
production: La Criée centre for contemporary art, Rennes
Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle, exhibition view Game Over, works from the collection of the Frac Bretagne and Smocking by Bevis Martin & Charlie Youl, galerie Éc’arts, 2015
production: La Criée centre for contemporary art, Rennes
Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle, exhibition view Game Over, works from the collection of the Frac Bretagne, galerie Éc’arts, 2015
production: La Criée centre for contemporary art, Rennes
visit of the exhibition Game Over with the pupils from Jean Moulin schoo, galerie Éc’arts, Rennes, 2015
opening of the exhibitio Game Over, galerie Éc’arts, Rennes, 2015
Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle, exhibition view Game Over, works from the collection of the Frac Bretagne, galerie Éc’arts, 2015
production: La Criée centre for contemporary art, Rennes
Residency
IKT FAB’
Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle
from September 2014 to May 2015
Jean Moulin school, Rennes
What is an exhibition and how do you go about organising one ? These are the questions artists Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle will be putting to pupils from the last year of primary school and the first year of secondary school in Rennes.
These two artists are interested in “the strangeness at the heart of knowledge transmission, in schools, museums or elsewhere.” Drawing on popular culture, leisure activities and schoolbooks, their work explores teaching, the absurdity of communication methods and the way they are represented, and the emotions involved in the learning process.
For their IKT Fab project they share their own creative process in thinking up an exhibition with and for the pupils; the theme is PLAYTIME – borrowed from the Rennes Biennial – and the material comes from the Brittany Region Contemporary Art Collection (Frac Bretagne).
Meanwhile students from the High School for Teaching and Education will design and implement educational activities based on the exhibition, to be presented at the Ec’arts gallery in Rennes in April 2015.
partnerships
- école Jean Moulin, Rennes
- Académie de Rennes / DSDEN 35
- ESPE Bretagne (High School for Teaching and Education) — site de Rennes
- Frac Bretagne
- Les Ateliers de Rennes – biennale d’art contemporain
exhibition
- GAME OVER
- from 23 March to 7 May 2015
- galerie Éc’arts
- ESPE Bretagne – site de Rennes, 153 rue de St Malo
- works from the collection of the Frac Bretagne
- Pierre Buraglio, Robin Collyer, Michel Dector & Michel Dupuy, Gilles Ehrmann, Toni Grand, Thomas Huber, Julije Knifer, Jean-Philippe Lemee, Vincent Mauger, Bevis Martin & Charlie Youle, Tania Mouraud, Yves Trémorin, Erika Vogt, David Zerah
