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Studio Walter is the studio
of the artist and curator
Marie-Pierre Bonniol
— Berlin, Germany
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Exhibition: La Bibliothèque de Brautigan [The Brautigan Library], CEAAC, Strasbourg 22.03-08.06.2025. More info
Current and forthcoming
| 06.03-24.04.2025 | Workshop, Gymnase Sturm, Strasbourg |
| Within my exhibitions program at CEAAC on the Brautigan library (La Bibliothèque de Brautigan, 2025) and found books (Streetfinds, 2024), I’m giving a workshop on fanzines and digital books in separate sessions to the students of Gymnase Sturm in Strasbourg. On an invitation of Alice Faye. — | |
| 10-16.03.2025 | Creation residency at Fanzinothèque, Confort Moderne, Poitiers |
| Following a first residency in August 2023 for the writing of my research on the Brautigan Library, I’ll be back at Fanzinothèque et Confort Moderne in Poitiers, France, for a week work session with the author and stage director François Sabourin on the same project. — | |
| 16.03-04.05.2025 | Collective mail-art exhibition …and going on, drj, Berlin |
| Participation to a collective mail art project for the 100th exhibition of drj in Berlin. Happy anniversary! More info – | |
| 22.03-08.06.2025 | La Bibliothèque de Brautigan, CEAAC, Strasbourg |
| Third and final exhibition in Strasbourg for Strasbourg UNESCO World Book Capital with CEAAC, with a proposal around the Brautigan library, first imagined in a novel (The Abortion, 1971) and implemented in the US in the early 90s. This exhibition is made in collaboration with my mother, the naive painter Danielle Bonniol-Ferrus (1941, Briançon). Exhibition opening on Friday March 21st. More info — | |
| 23.03.2025 | Ciné-Familles / Évidence, Musée Tomi Ungerer, Strasbourg |
| A programme of experimental films and artists videos on illustration, painting, forms and metamorphosis for the children (from the age of 3) and their families on an invitation of Anna Sailer. With films of Norman McLaren, Len Lye, Elena Duque, Laura Ginès, Jean-Michel Bouhours, Solweig von Kleist and Kijek/Adamski. In partnership with CEAAC. More info / Website of the museum — | |
| 25.03.2025 | La Bibliothèque Brautigan des manuscrits déposés, Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire (Bnu), Strasbourg |
| A talk around the Brautigan library and the exhibition La Bibliothèque de Brautigan presented at CEAAC until June 8th, within Strasbourg UNESCO World Book Capital. Tickets are free on the Bnu website. More info — | |
| 04-05.04.2025 | Vidéo Volcan Jeunesse: La ville, Le Volcan, Le Havre |
| Seventh programme of Vidéo Volcan Jeunesse with experimental films and artists videos for children and their families, on the topic of the city with films and videos of Boris du Boullay, Romain Delamart, Nina Chalot, Christophe Didier, Marie-Pierre Bonniol, HeHe, Lise Lecocq, Nikodio, Paatrice, Jeff Scher, Johann Van Aerden and Annabelle Verhaeghe. More info — | |
| 05-06.04.2025 | Experimental films on music, Super Flux, MAME/TALM Art School, Tours |
| On an invitation of Marie-Line Calvo and Temps Machine, I’ll present for the whole week-end of April 5th and 6th a program of experimental films for children and families on music for Super Flux festival. With films and videos of Étienne Charry, Walter Duncan & Marie-Pierre Bonniol, Vince Gucci Février & Luisa Loreal, Kijek/Adamski, Yuri Muraoka, Damien Tran and Sound of Noise. More info — | |
| 06.04.2025 | Korridor presented at Rétrospective Jeune Cinéastes of Collectif Jeune Cinéma, Cinéma l’Archipel, Paris |
| The film Korridor that I’ve made with my son Walter when he was 7 at the beginning of the pandemy is presented in the underage filmmakers retrospective of Collection Jeune Cinéma at Cinéma l’Archipel in Paris. More info — | |
| 16-17.05.2025 | Vidéo Volcan Jeunesse: La famille et les vacances, Le Volcan, Le Havre |
| Last programme of Vidéo Volcan Jeunesse with experimental films and artists videos for children and their families, on the topic of family and holidays with films and videos of Joël Bartoloméo, Éric Baudelaire, Robert Breer, Érik Bullot, Camille Goujon, Ambre Lavandier, Frères Lumière, Len Lye, Chris Marker, Valérie Mréjen and Gabriel Serre. More info — |