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Le Serpent Noir 

Exhibition at MABA May 17 / September 26. 2021

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Teaser du film "Le Serpent Noir" 2021 (USA-CANADA) 44 minutes, color, sound without dialogue, original music by Térence Meunier

Le Serpent Noir sélectionné pour le Curator's meeting du Jeu de Paume 2019

view : Untitled 2019 ©cecilehartmannstudio  

Tournage, shooting ! "Le Serpent Noir" A road movie on the route of the giant Keystone XL pipeline 

Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, Alberta, North Dakota, South Dakota, may/june 2019

view : Crazy Head Source, North Cheyenne Indian Reservation 2019 ©cecilehartmannstudio 

Golden Hour - MuMo Musée Mobile   27 avril- 15 septembre 2019

Curated by Ingrid Brochard - Stage Design Matali Crasset

Immersions urbaines Frac Bretagne 5-12 Février 2019

Francis Alÿs, Fayçal Baghriche, Clément Cogitor, Cécile Hartmann

View : still from the film Achrone (Achronology in Dubaï) 2011 ©cecilehartmannstudio 

"Des images secrètes"  La nouvelle adresse CNAP 14-16 septembre 2018

Lecture performance by Cécile Hartmann. An anonymous photography of the 11 september 2001 

View: anonymous photographs ©agence NIST

La Fondation des Artistes soutient "Le Serpent Noir" - Mécénat 2018

View : Contamination, South Dakota november 2017 ©REUTERS/Dronebase 

Achrone at MOCA, Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art 

August 1 - October 22 2017 Curated by Motoko Suhama

View : still from the film Achrone (Achronology in Dubaï)2011 ©cecilehartmannstudio

« Y he aquí la luz » (Et voici la lumière) at Museo de Arte Miguel Urrutia, Bogotá

31 mars - 26 juin 2017 Curated by Pascal Beausse

Catalogue included essay by Sandra Delacourt :

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Nouvelles Vagues au Musée du Carré d'Art de Nîmes 11.11.2016 - 22.01.2017

Curated by Sébastien Faucon

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The Family of the Invisibles - Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA) - 05 avril • 29 mai 2016

Curators : Pascal Beausse, Claire Jacquet, Magali Nachtergael

The Family of the Invisibles traces the history of the emergence of invisible figures and their demands for identity. From Walker Evans, Robert Doisneau, Henri Cartier-Bresson, William Klein and Diane Arbus to Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman...The Family of the Invisibles questionnes the possibility of reconfiguring a politics of representation on the deconstruction carried out by Roland Barthes of the exhibition The Family of Man by Edward Steichen, presented at MoMA in 1955. 

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Soudain... la neige - Maison d'Art Bernard Anthonioz Novembre 2015 - 31 janvier 2016

Curated by Caroline Cournède 

Installation view:Sediments & Lacunas, Wall Street- Hiroshima 2015 ©cecilehartmannstudio

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HIROSHIMA ART DOCUMENT 

Former bank of Japan Hiroshima Sept.19 - Oct.13 / 2015 Curated by Yukiko Ito

Judith Cahen & Masayasu Egushi, Cécile Hartmann, Hans von Houweligen, Ange Leccia, Jean-Luc Vilmouth, Shuho.

Installation view:Sediments & Lacunas, Wall Street, Hiroshima 2015 ©cecilehartmannstudio 

iaspis Residency Stockholm - May 30 to June 30 2015

View : "You don't know what you got till it's gone" 2015 ©cecilehartmannstudio

EVA International 2014 - AGITATIONISM  

Curated by Bassam El Barony

AGITATIONISM simulates the sense of living under agitation while capturing how we are slowly adapting to a different perception of the world. The notion of AGITATIONISM reflects the confusion and disjuncture within systems of conviction and principles—unknown spaces or entities. It represents both certainty and true irrationality or perhaps ultimately the energy used when trying to rationalize the impossible. 

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