Exhibitions

© Jochen Gerner – Dessin n° 2 du Dialogue© Guillaume Chauchat – Dessin n° 1 du Dialogue

FROM 24TH MARCH TO 2ND APRIL
25 + 26th march 2-6 pm
31st march from 6-10 pm
1st april 2-8 pm
2nd april 2-7 pm

DRAWING DIALOGUE
JOCHEN GERNER + GUILLAUME CHAUCHAT

ESPACE K – 10 Rue du Hohwald b+f :  laiterie
opening 31st march at 7PM

One of them covers the sheet of paper with a multitude of different objects, characters and details that he describes in their most simplest form, piecing them together to make charts of pictograms. The other artist with the his dash of his paintbrush evokes figures and fractured objects, as if masked by their own reversed image or hidden behind a fine artboard grid. By the way in which they think out and express themselves through the drawing, jochen Gerner and Guillaume Chauchat share several points in common. They have been sending their work back and forth through the post, the drawings they receive from each other are the starting points for their own response, a dialogue is established. During the exchange, certain elements in the work allow the artists to inject something of their personal universe into the drawing of the other: the dialogue becomes a face to face conversation, with the other and oneself. By ensuring that each drawing can viewed alone or as part of a series, the artists invite you to imagine new meanings and associations from this record.
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JOCHEN GERNER
Born in 1970, Nancy where he graduated from the Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in 1993. Jochen Gerner works as an illustrator for the press and as a comic book artist. Member of OuBaPo he is published by l’Association and Rouergue, he is a regular contributor to both the national and international press, such as Le Monde and the New York Times. Jochen Gerner is represented by the gallery Anne Barrault, Paris. In 2016 he received the Drawing Now award at the salon of Contemporary Drawing.
jochengerner.com
GUILLAUME CHAUCHAT
Born in 1980, Paris he spent his childhood between France, USA and Hungary. Guillaume Chauchat studied at HEAR, Strasbourg where he cofounded the Belles Illustrations review with 8 friends in his year. Since graduating in 2009, he works as an illustrator and comic books artist, as a visiting lecturer at HEAR and as a sculptor. He also works for the press, notably XXI, Le Monde, Libération and the New York Times. In 2010, he was awarded the prize for Young Talent at the Angouleme Comic Book Festival.
guillaumechauchat.com

FROM 23RD MARCH TO 8TH APRIL (Wed -Sun) 3-8 PM

LAURENT MOREAU

AEDEN – 1 rue des aveugles – tram a+b+c+d+f : homme de fer
opening 30th march at 7 PM

A graduate from HEAR in 2007, he works as a children’s book illustrator and has been published most notably by Hélium, Rouergue, Actes Sud Junior and Gallimard Jeunesse. He also works for the press (XXI, New York Times…) designs posters, and as the drummer in the pot-rock group Slaap. He will be exhibiting over 50 artworks selected from the series of small gouaches Sur des Roulettes and 11 x 14; four screen prints that capture his skaters soul through an off-beat take on potential skate spots.

FROM 23RD MARCH TO 8TH APRIL (Wed -Sun) 3-8 PM

JEANNE BISCHOFF

AEDEN – 1 rue des aveugles – tram a+b+c+d+f : homme de fer
opening 30th march at 7 PM

Born in 1978, Nancy and graduate of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Mulhouse, Jeanne Bischoff lives and works in Strasbourg, where she has developed a most personal drawing style, between abstract illustration and embroidery. Fascinated by the finely detailed engravings in the 19th c review La Mode Illustrée (published between 1860 and 1932), she select certain parts of the image that she then cuts out, colours and combines, as if a scientist had swopped his microscope for a kaleidoscope. This experimental protocol leaves her free to draw landscapes made up of coral, human organs and strange maritime flora. Jeanne Bischoff’s books follow the trail of shapes and colours that she drops behind her as she continues her graphic journey.

FROM 23RD MARCH TO 2TH APRIL (Wed -Sun) 3-8 PM

DANS LE CIEL TOUT VA BIEN

AEDEN – 1 rue des aveugles – tram a+b+c+d+f : homme de fer
opening 30th march at 7 PM

There is little to say about the life of Dans Le Ciel Tout Va Bien as his anonymity is part of his artistic approach. However, he is interested by photography, music and literature and that through drawing he has developed his own personal and simple visual language. As an active participant in the independent publishing scene he has been involved in the organisation of the Fanzines! festival, Paris in recent years and he regularly publishes his own books which he sees as an ongoing exploration running parallel to his illustrating. Since 2011, Daniel Tout Va Bien has started a series of pencil and felt-tip drawings on Post- Its that appear both on social media and in print.

25-26TH MARCH AND 1-2NF APRIL  2-7 pm

MARIE DORLEANS

arachnima 33 rue de la course tram a+c+d : gare centrale
signing/aperitif 29th march at 7PM
storytime 25th mars at 5pm

Author and illustrator, Marie Dorléans studied Art History before specialising in children’s illustration at HEAR (formerly l’École des Arts Décoratifs), Strasbourg. After graduating in 2010 she has several picture albums, notably L’Invité (published by Le Baron Perché, 2011), On Dirait Que… (Le Baron Perché, 2013), and Course Epique (Sarbacane, 2016). Elegantly wicked, her illustrations in C’est Chic (Seuil Jeunesse, 2015) capture perfectly her view of the world and daily life, half-way between the absurd and fantasy.
Story time, 6 sessions with the association Lire et faire lire, 8 children maximum.

from 23rd MARCH TO 7th APRIL 9 AM- 7 PM (except sun)

SASCHA HOMMER

bibliotheque universitaire u2u3 – 4 rue rêne descartes – tram c+e+f :  université
meet the author the 30th march at  5 PM

The exhibition coincides with the publication of En Chine in French (published by Atrabile) end In The
Museum (published by Delcourt). On display will be the original artwork, and reproductions in german
and french, selected from his recent books: Insekt (Sarbacane, 2007), Quatre Yeux (Atrabile, 2013) and Dri Chinisin (L’Association, 2013).
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE GOETHE-INSTITUT AND LES BIBLIOTHEQUES DE L’UNIVERSITE DE STRASBOURG.

FROM 24th MARCH TO 30th APRIL (except Sunday) FROM 9 AM- 5 pm

NOVLAND

avila – hairdressing salon, 2nd floor – 69 rue des grandes arcades – tram a+d : arrêt langstross-grand’rue
OPENING THE 24th MARCH AT 7 pm

Accompanying the launch of the latest issue of the review the exhibition presents posters on the theme
of election posters in a representational democracy. Novland, the illustrated review published by recent
graduates from HEAR takes a more broader look at the current state of politics.

FROM 1st MARCH TO 1st APRIL (except Sun)

L’AMOUR

troc’afé – 8 rue du faubourg de saverne – tram c : arrêt faubourg de saverne
OPENING 29th MARCH AT 8pm + slow dance party with Kurt Expert

L’Amour éditions bring together twelve young creatives showing a variety of different projects,
illustration, printmaking and multimedia. The collective is based in Strasbourg, Paris, Bruxelles,
Angoulême and the rest of the world. On the occasion of the release of their third title, Olympic Games,
L’Amour emerges from the shadows. From its origins in antiquity to the modern aesthetic of this international event, combining flags, crowds, stadiums, sweating bodies, butterflies in the stomach and
glorifying games, this over-sized universe, fascinating or ridiculous, has inspired the production of a
richly colourful edition. Trophies, orignal artwork, screen-printed flags, and limited editions will be on
show.

FROM 27th MARCH TO 15th APRIL

POINT36 + AMINA BOUAJILA

socopof/diamant d’or – 3 rue scherzo – tram a+e : lycée couffignal
OPENING THE 27th MARCH AT 8 pm

Through their use of a vocabulary made up of basic symbols Amina et Point36 join forces to make this
collection of images. They seek their inspiration at its source, in Wuxing the 5 main elements in chinese
cosmology. Wood, metal, water, earth and fire silently take shape. As keen tattooers they are offering to
needle a series of their drawings on interested visitors to the exhibition (on appointment only). Amina
Bouajila, illustrator living and working in Strasbourg for different reviews and collaborates with Matière
Grasse éditions on their hand-printed projets.
appointments can be made here socopof@centralvapeur.org

FROM 27th MARCH TO 30th APRIL (Tue-Sat) 11 AM – 7 PM

LES OMBRES

curieux ? REAR COURTYARD – 6a quai kellerman – tram a+b+c+d+f : Homme de fer
EXHIBITION VISIT THE 29th MARCH AT 6 pm

Four years after the review’s creation it is time to look back whilst issue number 4 of this graphic arts
review is in production. Les Ombres will be showing their personal selection from the past four years of
their graphic experimenting with the printed object, via original drawings and various prints, in one of
chic Strasbourg’s most underground venues.

FROM 29th MARCH TO 2nd APRIL

EXHIBITION / POP-UP SHOP

atelier du bain aux plantes – 8 rue du bain aux plantes tram b+f : alt-winmärik
vernissage le 29 avril à 18h30

Situated in Strasbourg’s Petite France quarter the atelier provides working space for 16 illustrators. In
addition, to this it opens its doors once every three months to sell the work of its different artists: Agathe Senn, Alma Bucciali, Laurane Delavier, Margot Bazin, Christelle Diale, Florian Duchesne, Daisy Gand, Hannah Lafargue, Julie Lapierre, Nicolas Leday, Mathilde Millot, Alban Dreysse, Killian Conann, Lina Seddiki, Elodie Lesigne and Célia Housset. The opening will be on the theme of Engraving.

HORS PISTE

FROM 23rd MARCH TO 1st APRIL

GROS GRIS

GALERIE NO SMOKING REAR COURTYARD – 19 rue thiergarten – tram c : faubourg de saverne

To celebrate the release of its third issue « Postcard », the Gros Gris magazine will be showing works by
Hicham Amrani, Hélène Bléhaut, Lorine Boudinet, Claire Boullé, Margot Cannizzo, William Drummond,
Gaëtan Koch, Oussama Tabti and Arthur Vanhoey’s
postcard collection. Free entry to the video game The Endless Express, conferences, concerts and sun
splashed DJ sets as well as a performance by Camille Fischer to extend the journey.  
Further information here grosgris.fr