AMORE!

the collectif inouite wishes you a nice summer with lot's of love

21-22-23 july 2011 @ blackboxx basel STONEHENGE ACTIVISM with max & bruce & clübli deserteur

 

inouites & deserteurs present in Bblackboxx: the SUBKULTUR SKULPTUR CLUB 

We copy ethnological art from swiss museums out of their context with people of the land from where the sculptures also come from. We wonder why the sculptures are treated so well and the human beings not. Situated next to a refugees camp, Bblackboxx is a "no border coffee", a place where the people applying for asylum can come and take part in artistic projects, have a cup of coffee or check internet (and more).

special guided tours of the Liste 16, with Max & Bruce & Clübli

group picture

"Congratulations for guided tour at liste, actually it was the most interesting thing saw in one week in Basel!!!!"

from Ignacio Gomez, Editor in Chief of brusselssprout.org" (a curatorial magazine from Dubai)

Max & Bruce: R.S. action LISTE 16 BASEL

NEXT PROJECTS - follow collectif inouite!

13-19 juin : Liste16 Basel


juillet : SKSK (subkultur skulpturen club) //bblackboxx Basel (more infos coming soon!)


4-7 août : max & bruce signalétique //festival Hors-Tribu, Môtiers

collectif inouite @ liste 16 basel 13-19 june 2011

der brief //ACT Basel

 

"Max und Bruce "Der Brief"

The costumed Max and Bruce characters (inspired by Fischli / Weiss) are at it again. A series that has been developed by the dynamic Artist duo "Collectif Inouite" (Anna Nitchaeff / Lucie Kohler) they tease us with another atmospheric, provocative, and silly reflection on Rules, Copyright Infringement, Reapropriation Art and the consequence of going to Court or Jail if the artist steps out of line. "Der Brief" speaks of an attempt at "doing the right thing" (asking permission) to perform with the similar, but not exact costumes of Fischli / Weiss's Rat and Bear figures. They get a letter of rejection and decide to keep going. In defiance they decide to laugh at the establishment. So, Make a Party! Better yet a Strip-Tease Party with a little Morality question thrown in...

With Nico's song "Femme Fatale" of the Velvet Underground in the background we see the protagonists live it up and Rebel. They dance for us and show what they can. Of course with the heavy costumes the audience can only imagine –which makes it more seductive and funny. Stay tuned for the next adventure of Max and Bruce.

Carlos Varela
MFA Basel "