Angelika Markul, Tierra Del Fuego
On the occasion of the COAL association’s 10th anniversary, the Museum of Hunting and Nature presents the exhibition Tierra Del Fuego by Angelika Markul – laureate of the 2016 COAL Prize. A series of nocturnes on the theme of glacier melting will take place around the exhibition. October 3, October 24 and November 28.
Angelika Markul
Tierra Del Fuego
4 September – 2 December 2018
Public Opening 5 septembre 18:00-22.00
Curated by Lauranne Germond et Claude d’Anthenaise
Tierra del Fuego is a polymorphous artistic project, an ensemble of works revolving around the disappearance of a landscape of glaciers. The eponymous archipelago which inspired the series can be found at the confluence of Argentina and Chile in the extreme south of the American continent – Patagonia. The exceptional and characteristic landscape of this region of the world is disappearing progressively under the effect of climate change in the same way that this land occupied by the Amerindian civilizations for 12,000 years was decimated by the Europeans. In The Memory of the Glaciers, which accelerates the process of melting, Markul reveals the memories hidden in the ice and evokes a series of phenomena and influences that together make a symphony for the end of the world: drawings and masks evoking the lost traditions of yagans, nomadic fishermen from Tierra del Fuego; a sculpture, the mylodon, this endemic prehistoric animal now extinct; or the Iluvia lenta (“slow rain”) of the Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral, who calls for a necessary reconnection with Mother Earth.
She pursues the obsessions which are central to her work such as the passage of time and the escape of memory and material traces. His artistic practice was born of a utopia, that of a total archeology, a seamless archive of the traces of lives, whether human, animal or plant.
Angelika Markul is the winner of the 2016 COAL Award for her project Tierra del Fuego and laureate of the MAIF Award for her bronze sculpture Mylodon de Terre. She is represented by Galerie Solo (Paris), Galerie Laurence Bernard (Geneva) and LETO Gallery (Warsaw).
Cycle de nocturnes autour des imaginaires du changement climatique et de la fonte des glaces :
3 October 19:30 - TRILOGIE : LA MÉMOIRE DES GLACIERS - MIR – BEPICOLOMBO
Projection of Angelika Markul’s film La mémoire des glaciers, discussion with the artist and Eric Lorignyof the CNES
24 October 16:30 - THE COAL ASSOCIATION’S TENTH ANNIVERSARY
Panel discussion mediated by Olivier Lerude, from the Ministry of Culture, award ceremony of the 2018 COAL Art and Environment Prize, intervention by artists Lucy+Jorge Orta
28 November 19:30 - STORIES OF ICE
Performances de Anais Tondeur, Stéfane Perraud et Aram Kebabdjian, et Anna-Katharina Scheidegger
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Museum of Hunting and Nature
62 rue des Archives
75003 Paris
4 September – 2 December 2018
Open Tuesday – Sunday
11:00 – 18:00
www.chassenature.org
PARTENERS
Tierra Del Fuego was produced with the participation of DICRéAM.
Photo credit: © Angelika Markul, Tierra del fuego, 2018, Mylodon, bronze
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