Mélanie Matranga	1	artist's edition
	1	group show
	1	art or book fair

Artist's edition

2017

Mélanie Matranga
A : Hope open et B : Love close

Mélanie Matranga, A : Hope open and B : Love close, two prints, diptych, digital print, inkjet, created from a photography by Christian Vandewalle, enhanced with oil pastel, colours, 190 × 140 cm, on Ultrasmooth paper, an edition of three copies, numbered and signed. Edition of the Centre d’édition contemporaine, Geneva, 2017.

CHF 3’800.- (the print)

Group show

2017

Edited by the CEC!
Focus: Mélanie Matranga

Edited by the CEC!

Exhibition October 13 – November 25, 2017
Opening October 12, 2017 from 2:30 PM

Editions by Valentin Carron, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, François Curlet, Philippe Decrauzat, Jason Dodge, Sylvie Fleury, Mathis Gasser, David Hominal, Tobias Kaspar, Jakob Kolding, Mélanie Matranga, Giuseppe Penone, Oscar Tuazon, Oriol Vilanova, Jean-Michel Wicker, Susanne M. Winterling, Heimo Zobernig

Focus: Mélanie Matranga

Mélanie Matranga’s artistic approach is crossed by stories that infiltrate a production of objects, installations, films, and even pieces of furniture and reconstructions of interiors that are loaded with signifying signs, texts and images: drawings, photographs, prints, projections. These combined elements propose “situations” that interrogate intimacy and seem to be filled with sensations and residual feelings, receptacles where real life experience and imagination, the document and the scenario meet. (more…)

Art or book fairs

2017

artgenève

January 26 – 29, 2017 12 PM – 8 PM
Preview: Wednesday, January 25, 2017, 2 PM – 8 PM
Booth D25, Palexpo, Geneva

Centre d’édition contemporaine at artgenève
International art fair

Inside the Bubble-Booth
With Timothée Calame, Valentin Carron, Jakob Kolding, Matthew Langan-Peck, Matthew Lutz-Kinoy and Mélanie Matranga

For artgenève 2017 the CEC proposes a group show, Inside the Bubble-Booth, that evolves around the idea of organs and the corps morcelé. The booth of the CEC will be transformed this year into an intimate and organic space. This proposition is also a pretext for improvising on a proposed theme such as desire, intuition or a lead for a work. Each invited artist was chosen on the base of this postulate, without their works being literally an illustration of this theme, they suggest or make allusion to it.