The exhibition, available for hire from June 2019, has been on show in Berlin at:
Impact Hub Berlin, as part of group expo ‘Make Art not Waste’, alongside other artists working with or on the theme of waste, from 29 March-16 April 2019.
BBH law firm, Germany’s major energy law firm, at Magazinstr. 15-16, in Mitte, from 26th June to 4th December 2017, on the occasion of BBH’s annual Energy Symposium at BBH and at the Französischer Dom in Gendarmenmarkt on 26-27th June, gathering key figures and experts to talk about the German energy and transport transition.
tuesday, the co-working space at Feurigstrasse 51 in Schöneberg, from 13th April to 25th May 2017.
Below, the history of Les Plu’Belles’ various showings in France:
Expo flyer for opening in Paris in 2014 – Penguin Bins, China Beach, Vietnam
Les Plu’belles was on show at the Photo Up gallery in Paris, 17th district, from 8 April to 9 May 2014, a space for learning photography with a gallery. (See: www.photo-up.fr/galerie-photo-lesplu’belles-pag264.html).
It also featured during the Produrable salon, the sustainable development fair for professionals, in April 2014, at the Palais des Congrès, Paris, in the VIP lounge.
Les Plu’Belles was shown for European Reduction of Waste Week from 22 November at the DILA offices (French government publishing arm) in Paris and Metz, to raise staff awareness on the issue of waste. It obtained the label below from French government agency Ademe (supporting energy efficiency).
It was on show at the City of Paris offices of the ‘Département de la Propreté’ Department, Paris 13ème, to which Paris’ 4,000 waste collectors & dustbin staff report, from 18 May-15 June 2015, including European Sustainable Development Week.
I am keen for the exhibition to be shown elsewhere, in spaces which are in tune with its ideas and themes, in France, the UK, Berlin, where I’m now partly based, and elsewhere, if costs incurred and my author rights can be covered: I am open to suggestions and possible partnerships. The pictures are light and easily transportable (aluminum backings).
‘Eco’ restaurants/cafés, companies and consultancies, non-profits linked to environmental issues, educational establishments and schools, and public spaces could all be appropriate, do contact me with your ideas and for technical specifications. I have a toolkit too for schools, including a quizz, ideal for accompanying children to learn about waste and recycling.