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Bibliothèque humaniste

Mémoire du temps
Du manuscrit au livre-objet.

Pour l'exposition Mémoire du temps, la Bibliothèque Humaniste invite des artistes et artisans qui déclinent diverses formes du livre du manuscrit à l'objet.

Cette manifestation a été créée autour d'une idée des Amis de la Bibliothèque Humaniste.

Elle est destinée à servir de passerelle au grand public vers le joyau culturel et artistique qu'est la bibliothèque de Beatus Rhénanus, classée depuis 2011 au registre « Mémoire du monde de l'Unesco », et d'ouvrir un accès « visuel » à la présence du support écrit ou imprimé à Sélestat.

Cette première exposition est destinée à devenir un rendez-vous bisannuel d'artistes autour du livre, du manuscrit, ou de tout support permettant la transmission de la pensée et du savoir.

Cette présentation mêle volontairement artistes et artisans contemporains, afin de rester fidèle à l'esprit de ce que fut cette magnifique aventure intellectuelle que connut Sélestat à l'époque de la Renaissance, où penseurs et hommes de talents ont collaboré afin de diffuser la connaissance au plus grand nombre. [..]

Dna (Extraits) Vendredi le 19 Juillet 2012

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Exhibition of books/object, photos, drawings and calligraphies Art Gallery Phenix Serein at the bookbinder's atelier of David Pardo 23rd november to 31st décembre 2011.
With the participation of the Kyoto painter Yoshi Kakedo.
Public readings of Jacques Goorma, Germain Roesz's unpublished texts love poetry of Nourit Masson-Sékiné, read by Pia Jung, Sylviane Metzger and the author.
At the opening, yiddish songs interpreted by the cabaret singer and painter Isolde Wawrin.
The artists's books will stay on sale in the gallery all the year long.
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Festival of words of love, IX th edition
Baume-les-Dames 12-13 February 2011
www.festivaldesmotsdamour.org

In the Abbey, in the marquee, where individual extracts from the collection "Poems to Di" was on show, there was a wooden panel. Visitors could write on it their own word of love, with a charcoal pencil. We put down their names and their chosen word together with their height. This was playful and serious at the same time. Hearing the word love and spontantaneously replying with a word of love means stirring up impulses ... however repulsive. The event was an opportunity for us all to mingle and converse with the wide public on the spot.
A big word of thanks to our hosts at the Festival, to our artist friends and to Rita and Aleix for having taken part in the adventure with gay abandon.

"Poems to Di" :
The Last Supper 
The installation of books/object
The public is invited to be seated,to discover the secret of each object. When it has finished examining the first object, it changes chairs to examine another.

Each book/object is unique. Each one is approached, opened and handled differently. Sometimes the collection is bound, sometimes not. Opening the object, touching it and looking at it, contribute to the discovery of different aspects of the poetry.

They all contain 54 fragments, a sort of long poem whose metre is beaten out by the rhythm of a loving relationship.

The installation opens up a path of initiation : it is the same collection, but not the same object, it is the same poem but not the same point of view, nor is it the same approach.
Loving love only feeds on itself. The world exists.


To discover every book in detail to click HERE


Production of the exhibition in the Lounges of the New Bridge - Old Lille, November, 2009 : Emma Garzaro (ass. Origine)

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