EVA PAULIN

The College of Mayors and Aldermen and the Cultural Commission of the City of Diekirch are pleased to invite you to the opening of the exhibition ‘ARCbrëll 4’ by the Kënschtlerkrees ARC a.s.b.l.. 

Artists ARC

Florin Balaban, Pascale Behrens, Raymond Clement, Josiane Ginter, Margot Guion, Marina Herber, Assy Jans, Serge Koch, Patricia Lippert, Alex Mckell, Fergal O’hannrachain, Eva Paulin, Dany Prum, Stella Radicati, Ingo Schandeler, Pascale Schloesser, Pascale Seil, Mario Vandivinit, Zahrée Veerman, Catherine Winandy

Guests

Marc Detail, Monique Dupong

Exhibition duration: 05.–27.04.2025 

Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am until 6 pm

13, rue du Curé - L-9217 DIEKIRCHT 

Tel.: 80 87 90-1 | www.mhsd.luLes 

A project that is close to my heart, because I am designing a pocket installation from the 1930s to the 1980s, which I combine with Hanna Trampert's ink drawings. This installation is the first time I have combined part of my theatre thinking with my (exclusively) visual art thinking since 2016.

Bags with various contents - the intimate, secret side of the handbag - come into contact with Hanna Trampert's ink drawings.

BAGS AND INK

Handbags – Eva Paulin

Ink drawings – Hanna Trampert

Atelier Hanna Trampert

Tue. Fri. Sat. 14–18 pm and by arrangement

The ARC Kënschtlerkrees, formerly Contemporary Art of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, whose origins date back to 1959, is celebrating its 65th anniversary at H 2 O in October/November 2024. The ARC is thus returning to H 2 O, a place where the association celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2021 with an exhibition called waasserFest, a little late after the pandemic.

The ARC is therefore returning to Differdange-Oberkorn for a new round anniversary entitled Am Flow - 65 Joer ARC.

To mark the occasion, a new catalogue will be presented that introduces the current members, traces the history of the association and provides a more detailed review of the activities of the past five years.

Oberkorn-Differdingen, H2O-Raum

38, Avenue Charlotte
L-4530 Differdingen