09.12.2023, 14:00—15:00
Antoinette Jattiot
Photo by Billy Miquel
On Dec. 9, Cas-co will welcome curator Antoinette Jattiot for a lunch lecture and studio visits. She is part of Petticoat Government, the project/collective (Denicolai & Provoost * Antoinette Jattiot * Nord * Spec uloos) that will represent Belgium at the Venice Biennale 2024. During the talk at 14.00, she will share insights about her practice and projects. Afterwards, at 15.00, Flag #4 by Petticoat Government will be inaugurated at Stroom, followed by the lively programme of the finissage of Fringe.
Antoinette Jattiot is a Brussels-based author and curator with a background in art history and french-german studies.
Particular interests include the issues of still and moving images, conceptual methodologies, language, memory and ecology. She is fascinated by the porosity of these subjects at the crossroads of art and the collaborative practices resulting from the research. She is part of the collective (Denicolai & Provoost * NORD * Spec uloos * Antoinette Jattiot) who imagined the scenario of Petticoat Government that will represent Belgium at the Venice Biennale 2024. She is also public programmes curator at the La Loge art centre in Brussels.
Earlier curatorial projects include In Between Utopia and Failure (2020), A Common Breath (2021), Reclaiming Places (2021), Constellations for futures (2021), Water & Ghostfriends with Castélie Yalombo (2022). In the past, she worked as an assistant curator, editor and researcher in the visual arts, alongside institutions such as WIELS and M Leuven, and international galleries. She is a regular contributor to art magazines such as l’art même and revue 02 and collaborates with artists for producing catalogues and curating independent exhibitions (Though, All the room be motionless by Anaïs Chabeur, V2Vingt, 2021). She also teaches at ESA Le 75.