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Joachim Koester and Francis Alÿs are among the artists invited by Marie Muracciole to participate in the 11^th edition of Manif d’art – Québec City Biennial (23/02-28/04). Under the theme The Strength of Sleep — The Cohabitations of All the Living, the Biennial draws its inspiration from the Canadian winter to focus on human sleep and the multiple nuances of the process of waking.

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Jan Mot is honored to announce the representation of Lili Dujourie, whose pioneering work is based on conjunctions of forms, materials and subjects. From her key early sculpture Amerikaans Imperialisme and her video and photographic work from the 1970s, to her sculptures in the 1980s and 1990s, to her more recent paper-based works, the dominant aesthetic codes of the time find themselves recast as rhythm, ellipsis and ambivalence. As Dujourie has said, "I want to indicate the duplicity (visible/invisible, present/absent) in its totality and make it experienceable." This search for what lies at the same time above and below the threshold of experience continues to drive her practice, as evidenced by Mimesis, the monumental bronze sculpture commissioned in 2022 by the City of Antwerp for the Royal Museum of Fine Arts. A solo exhibition by Dujourie will open at Jan Mot on September 7. Works by the artist will feature in Jan Mot's booths at Art Basel (Basel, June 15-18) and Paris+ by Art Basel (Paris, October 20-22). (Photo: Rita Vereecke)

Jan Mot is honored to have been selected for the 2023 edition of Paris+ by Art Basel, one of only seven international galleries to join the existing roster of participants in the main 'Galeries' section. This second edition of Paris+ by Art Basel will once again take place in the Grand Palais Éphémère from 20 to 22 October. Jan Mot's booth will include major examples of conceptual art by artists such as stanley brouwn, David Lamelas and Ian Wilson, along with rare pieces by French artist Philippe Thomas and selected works by the Belgian artist Lili Dujourie.