L'expérience de la durée
Bienniale de Lyon, 2005
Mission: Artistic direction
Dates: 2005
Franz Ackermann, Saâdane Afif, Kader Attia, Virginie Barré, John Bock, Daniel Buren, Sophie Calle, Paul Chan, Tony Conrad, Martin Creed, Robert Crum, Verne Dawson, Wim Delvoye, Erik Dietman, Olafur Eliasson, Brian Eno, Vidya Gastaldon, Kendell Geers, General Idea, Henrik Hankansson, Carsten Höller, Douglas Huebler, Pierre Huyghe, Ann Veronica Janssens, Surasi Kusolwong, Jim Lambie, Michael Lin, Robert Malaval, Tom Marioni, Gordon Matta-Clark, Josephine Meckseper, Jonas Mekas, John Miller, Valérie Mréjen, Rivane Neueschwander, Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba, Melik Ohanian, Yoko Ono, Philippe Parreno…
Sous le commissariat de Jérôme Sans et Nicolas Bourriaud la 8e Biennale d'art contemporain de Lyon intitulée "Expérimenter la durée", commandée par la Ville de Lyon et le MAC Lyon, expose les œuvres de 61 artistes et comprend 25 pièces commandées par les organisateurs.
La Biennale de Lyon est essentiellement présentée dans 5 lieux différents : La Sucrière, le Musée d'art contemporain, l'Institut d'art contemporain de Villeurbanne, le Rectangle et le Fort Saint-Jean. Elle expose des œuvres des années 70 (Andy Warhol, Gordon Matta-Clark, Yoko Ono, Terry Riley) et des créations contemporaines (Kader Attia, Martin Creed, Spencer Tunick). Ainsi, l'impact global est-il relativement large, tant spatialement que temporellement. Les œuvres exposées forment en effet une puissante collection d'expériences sensorielles et invitent les visiteurs à participer activement.
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 - Kader Attia, Flying Rats – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 - Saâdane Afif – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 - Daniel Buren, Le temps d'une oeuvre – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Martin Creed, Work N° 329 : Half the air in a given space – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Sophie Calle, Où et quand ? – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Wim Delvoye, images from the film “A day at the farm” – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Wang Du, Missile – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Ann-Veronica Janssens, brouillard artificiel – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Olafur Eliasson, Kaleidoscope – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Tom Marioni, The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends is the Highest Form of Art – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Erwin Wurm, Adorno was wrong with his ideas about art – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 - Kader Attia, Flying Rats – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 - Saâdane Afif – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 - Daniel Buren, Le temps d'une oeuvre – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Martin Creed, Work N° 329 : Half the air in a given space – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Sophie Calle, Où et quand ? – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Wim Delvoye, images from the film “A day at the farm” – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Wang Du, Missile – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Ann-Veronica Janssens, brouillard artificiel – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Olafur Eliasson, Kaleidoscope – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Tom Marioni, The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends is the Highest Form of Art – Photography © Blaise ADILON
Exhibition view Biennale de Lyon 2005 – Erwin Wurm, Adorno was wrong with his ideas about art – Photography © Blaise ADILON