COUPEE Collage Collective
COUPEE Collage CollectiveBrussels, Belgium HISTORYFor World Collage Day 2018, Bram Antheunis and Brunhilde Borms invited 24 Belgian contemporary collage artists to turn the beautiful antique cell phone booths at the Brussels railway station into small art galleries. The response from artists and visitors were overwhelming, so they decided to turn their occasional activities into a more professional platform. The name of the expo, coupee, became their group name, and they found the designer Gert Dooreman to design their logo. MISSIONCOUPEE wants to be the starting point in the discovery of the flourishing scene of Belgian contemporary collage art. For the art lover, by offering an overview of the various collage related activities that are organized everywhere in Belgium, and a selection of the finest artists, curated by COUPEE. For young, starting artists, by offering them a platform based on temporary projects. For more renowned collage artists by bringing them into contact with each other and museums. COUPEE focuses primarily on analogue collage art, but wants to continue to build bridges to all possible contemporary interpretations of collage art. JOINAny artist who is interested can spontaneously present themselves at COUPEE to be included in their ever-growing list of contemporary collage artists. Depending on the project, a broad call is launched, or COUPEE curates the participants themselves. KEY ACTIVITIESWorld Collage Day For the third edition of World Collage Day, COUPEE enters into a collaboration with the Museum Dr. Guislain in Ghent, which makes the link between psychiatry, outsider art and contemporarily relevant social themes. Expect a link with the archive material, the own collection, lectures, workshops and much more! Curated Exhibitions There are also a few more projects in the starting blocks, such as offering smaller solo exhibitions to starting collage artists, further collaboration with the Verbeke Foundation and more! CONTACT |