MADRASSA COLLECTIVE AGENDA

THURSDAY 23rd

16:00 Public presentation Madrassa Collective
Public presentation of the collective and Q&A
with Francesca Masoero and Nouha Ben Yebdri (members of Madrassa Collective)

Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Length: 1h

FRIDAY 24th

13:00 Intimate Virtual Meeting
Salon d’art de Douala (in French/English)
Intimate and private conversation with curator member Aude Mgba from Cameroun about urban art and the Salon d’art de Douala.
She has a project, Rencontre, which is a platform for exchanges between professional artists, researchers and students in Cameroon.

Book your meeting now! (Only one person per skype meeting is allowed for each session)
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Length: 20min- 1h

16:00 Edit-a-thon
Madrassa Collective is initiating a specific edit-a-thon focused on Africa and the Middle East. Understanding that artist biographies are key devices embodying multiple cultural and geopolitical representations that shape the negotiated processes of visibility in the art world, the event invites the public not only to critically reflect on these dynamics, but also to proactively (re)write the history of contemporary art of these regions via the editing and/or the translation into different languages of a selection of artists’ biographies.
The collected material constitute a growing archive published on the web.

Please, register here or come to our booth at any time to work with us!
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Length: 1h

SATURDAY 25th

11:00 Intimate Virtual Meeting
Rethinking the Art Museum: D-CAF's Visual Arts Programme 2017 (in English)

Intimate and private conversation with curator Berit Schuck on her current project, D-CAF's Visual Arts Programme. Articulated in a solo show by Italian-Libyan artist Adelita Husni-Bey, an ongoing action by Romanian artist Manuel Pelmus called "Museum of Contemporary Art" and an immersive installation and research project by British artists Noor Afshan Mirza and Brad Butler, the programme seeks to look into exhibition formats, protocols and categories of the art museum in general and more specifically in Cairo. It aims also at being a self-organised critics platform and a programme of lectures, artists' talks and film screenings.

Book your meeting now! (Only one person per skype meeting is allowed for each session)
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Length: 20min- 1h

14:00 Intimate Meeting with Wiame Haddad
Those Who Remain (in English)
Wiame Haddad is an artist who works between France and Morocco. After graduating from the École Supérieure d’Art et du Design in Valenciennes, and studies at La Cambre in Brussels, she began an aesthetic investigation into the image of the body, between Eastern and Western societies.
She will join Madrassa Collective during Supermarket Art Fair to present her portfolio, videos and projects. Those Who Remain is a research, photography and video project that takes up the stories of former Moroccan political prisoners.

Please, register here for this specific meeting.
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Lenght: 1h (3 pax. per session, 20min per each)

15:00 Edit-a-thon
Madrassa Collective is initiating a specific edit-a-thon focused on Africa and the Middle East. Understanding that artist biographies are key devices embodying multiple cultural and geopolitical representations that shape the negotiated processes of visibility in the art world, the event invites the public not only to critically reflect on these dynamics, but also to proactively (re)write the history of contemporary art of these regions via the editing and/or the translation into different languages of a selection of artists’ biographies. The collected material constitute a growing archive published on the web.

Please, register here or come to our booth at any time to work with us!
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Length: 1h

17:00 Intimate Virtual Meeting
Are there any great women artists? (in English)
Intimate and private conversation with curator and member of Madrassa Collective Nadine Atallah around the modalities of integration of women artists in the written History of contemporary art. By adopting Egypt as a case study, Nadine would like to share reflection on the mechanisms that produce and reproduce history and our understanding of what art is and who are its protagonists.

Book your meeting now! (Only one person per skype meeting is allowed for each session)
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Lenght: 20min- 1h

SUNDAY 26th

12:00 Intimate Virtual Meeting
Title to be confirmed (in English)

Intimate and private conversation with the members of the Réseau Critique Engagé reunited in Fez (Morocco). Participating artists: Malik, Souad, Madiha, Mohamed Hamdouni, Soukaina, M'hammed Kilito and Marianne Villières

Book your meeting now! (Only one person per skype meeting is allowed for each session)
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Lenght: 20min- 1h

14:00 Intimate Meeeting with Jake Wiener
Title to be confirmed (in English)
As an emerging filmmaker and artist at the Fresnoy - Studio National in France, Jake Wiener has been following and filming the evolution of the Atelier de l’Observatoire since his first visit to Bouskoura in 2013. Using hand-processed Super 8 he has documented observations and personal moments at the residency, the building of the Greenhouse in Hay Mohammadi, a visit to the abandoned municipal aquarium, and other scenes from around Casablanca…
During the fair, Jake will present these images, along with scenes from past projects and previews of his work in progress, as a way to start a discussion about the importance of amateur filmmaking and the continued use of artisanal techniques and processes.

Please, register here for this specific meeting (you can also meet Jake at any time at our booth).
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Lenght: 1h

15:00 Intimate Meeting with Wiame Haddad
Those Who Remain (in English)
Wiame Haddad is an artist who works between France and Morocco. After graduating from the École Supérieure d’Art et du Design in Valenciennes, and studies at La Cambre in Brussels, she began an aesthetic investigation into the image of the body, between Eastern and Western societies.
She will join Madrassa Collective during Supermarket Art Fair to present her portfolio, videos and projects. Those Who Remain is a research, photography and video project that takes up the stories of former Moroccan political prisoners.

Please, register here for this specific meeting.
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Lenght: 1h (3 max. per session, 20min per each)

16:00 Intimate Virtual Meeting
Other in oneself (in English)
Intimate and private conversation with performance artist Christian Etongo (Cameroon) on his practice and projects in Cameroon and beyond.

Book your meeting now! (Only one person per skype meeting is allowed for each session)
Location: Madrassa Collective booth
Length: 20min- one hour