Sam Steverlynck
Brussels-based art critic Sam Steverlynck writes for DAMN° and various other publications. In 2014 he curated A Simple Plan, an exhibition in a private villa designed by Stéphane Beel. He is also one of the driving forces behind an artists’ residency in a 1958 villa designed by artist/architect René Heyvaert.
Setting tongues wagging
The fantastical world of Laure Prouvost
THE HUMAN FACTOR
On Wim Goes' architecture
Streetwise Abstraction
Alain Biltereyst’s compositions in paint
Inventing a New Landscape
Bas Smets intervenes in the terrain
Dealing with Dyson and other anomalies
The post-internet art of Pieterjan Ginckels
All At Once
Jonathan Muecke goes Lampens
The Living Is Easy
OFFICE curates INTERIEUR 2016, 14-23 October, Kortrijk, Belgium.
Art of Business
Simon Denny digs data
Participatory Action
Jeanne van Heeswijk's fixings
The Bold and the Brutalist
Juliaan Lampens’ cunning architecture
Conceptual Carpenter
Leon Vranken’s pristine practice
BABY LIGHT MY FIRE
En Flamme, a group show on destruction and creation, Vilvoorde, Belgium, until 22 May 2016 (finissage 22 May 2-6 pm)
Transplantation
A chunk of Detroit in Europe
Sculpture as Social Gesture
Philip Metten’s convivial creations