EXHIBITIONS
Buildering : Misbehaving the City
...Cincinnati (US), 2014 - Houston (US), 2014
Subject
Nijmegen (NL),
2014
NY-LUX
Luxembourg (LU),
2014
Shots
Nancy (FR),
2013
Eldadoro
Maximum Strasbourg (FR),
2013
Horsd'oeuvre collection
...Annemasse (FR), 2011 - Dijon (FR), 2012
...Lyon (FR), 2013 - La Motte-Servolex (FR), 2014
Rubbing
Glances #3 Nancy (FR),
2011
infra
muros Grenoble (FR),
2011
Celebration
Berlin (DE),
2010
Géométrie
Inversée
Marseille (FR),
2010
PUBLICATIONS
Paysages Variations 2014
Alum 2014
NY-LUX 2014
Art & architecture 2013
Une
décennie Octave Cowbell 2012
Edward
Steichen Award 2011
The
German Wall 2011
Maisons
en kit 2011
Rubbing
Glances #2 2011
Issue
: Land 2010
5
ans de la Galerie HO 2010
Skulpturenpark
2010
Urban
Interventions 2010
Space
thinks 2009
Spacecraft
2 2009
Interventions
en territoires flottants 2008
EVENTS
Subject - Gesprek Nijmegen (NL), 2014
L'envers de la ville Dijon (FR), 2014
A l'intérieur de la ville Nancy (FR), 2013
Manèges : Paysage urbain Versailles (FR), 2012
Good
Game Aix-en-Provence (FR),
2010
November 21, 2010
Issue: LAND
by Jan Estep
Authors : Jan Estep, the artists
Artists : Christine Baeumler, Etienne Boulanger, The Center for Land Use Interpretation, Song Chao, Matthias Einhoff, Jan Estep, Simon Faithfull, Terike Haapoja, Nance Klehm, KUNSTrePUBLIK, Laura Corcoran Mahnke, Anna Metcalfe, Daniel Seiple, Mona Smith, Rebar / Works Progress
Graphic design : Jan Estep
english - 80 pages - 23 x 16,5 cm
ISBN : 978-0-9801764-4-5
October 2010
Issue: LAND is a group artist book featuring 15 artistic projects that explore current environmental and land-use issues. The collection demonstrates a broad sweep of political, conceptual, and aesthetic approaches from urban interventions to documentary photography to building green spaces to alternative mapmaking.
The sites of investigation include the Mississippi River, underutilized lots in central Berlin, the Grand Canyon, the Alaskan wilderness, oil fields underneath Los Angeles, Shandong mining district in eastern China, Minneapolis city parking spots, and the forest floor.
Issue: LAND shows the way a few artists engage the natural/cultural world around them to reveal often overlooked aspects of our relationship with the environment.
More information > www.janestep.com
