Landscape colour photo showing a detail from Céline Huyghebaert's exhibition Le suppressions presented at Artexte. This close-up shows an allover composition made up of the ghost works collected by the artist for this creative project. Taking the form of beige postcards, each of them has been filled in by collaborating artists. Each card is unique. Some have text, some have drawings, and some have 3D elements affixed to them.
Céline Huyghebaert, “The Omissions”, exhibition view (detail), Artexte, 2024 © Paul Litherland.

Writing Workshop “The Omissions”

By Céline Huyghebaert as part of the exhibition "The Omissions"

November 30, 2024 – 2PM to 5PM

As part of the exhibition The Omissions, Artexte invites you to participate in a writing workshop led by artist Céline Huyghebaert. Drawing on her own creative process, she will propose a series of writing exercises based on documents from the exhibition and the Artexte collection. The workshop is free. It requires no prior training or experience, only a desire to play and experiment with words.

* Places for this writing workshop are limited – the event is now at capacity *

 

Schedule of the event:

2:00 to 4:00pm : writing workshop

4:00 to 5:00pm : tea and biscuits

 

Activity in French only

 

About the artist:

Céline Huyghebaert develops a grammar of silence at the crossroads of literature and the visual arts. In her books, exhibitions and collaborations, text blends with print, collage, photography, ceramics, video and installation. Her projects are long-term investigations, unearthing fragments of what has been lost or neglected, and organizing them into a narrative. She weaves together a plurality of voices – real and fictional, intimate and scientific — to recreate connections where they have gone missing, to give shape to what has been erased or forgotten. She has been awarded several major recognitions, including the Bronfman Fellowship in Contemporary Art for her artistic practice (2019), the Governor General’s Literary Award for Le drap blanc (Le Quartanier, 2019) and the CALQ Artist in the Community Award for from our bodies to your heart, a book produced with people diagnosed with cancer (2023).