Mon De Rijck · مون دي رايك، والد كارل
معارض
From Antwerp to Singapore, from Mexico City to Hammamet: the typewritten list attached to his 1989 CV traces nearly thirty years of exhibitions by Mon De Rijck, from "Sensualité naïve" in Antwerp in 1961 to the "La Fontaine d'Amour" monument in Josaphat Park in 1988.
It shows the sculptor's constancy: Château Malou and the Truc-Troc, the "Belgian Art" tours in Mexico and Asia, the "Art Attack" barges between Mechelen, Halle, Kortrijk and Ninove, then the world premiere of the solar sculpture prototype in 1986.
المصادر: Archives familiales · CV de Mon De Rijck, 1989
نسخ الوثيقة
List of exhibitions (1989):
1961 - "Sensualité naïve", Antwerp
1962 - Kunstkamer, Antwerp
1964 - "Jeunes artistes flamands", Frankfurt
1965 - "Jeunes artistes flamands", Cologne
1966 - "Quatre artistes belges", The Hague; "Œuvres achetées par l'État", Brussels
1968 - "Monument funéraire pour un passant", Brussels
1970 - An-Hyp Art Center, Brussels; B.R.L., Ghent
1971 - An-Hyp Art Center, Brussels
1972 - Beaux-Arts, Brussels
1973 - Château Malou, Brussels
1974 - Château Malou, Brussels; "La Baie du Soleil", Hammamet
1975 - Truc-Troc, Brussels; "Labyrinthe", Brussels
1976 - "Belgian Art", Mexico City; "Belgian Art", Guadalajara
1978 - organisation of "Belgian Art": Jakarta, Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore
1979 - "Art Attack" barge, Mechelen
1980 - "Belgian Art", Singapore
1981-1982 - "Art Attack" barge: Halle, Kortrijk, Latem St. Martin, Ninove
1983 - Galerie Beaumont, Lasne; Linea, Ghent
1984 - Cultural centre, Roisin; Fondation de la Libre Académie, Brussels
1986 - world premiere of the solar sculpture prototype, Brussels; "Tentative d'élévation spirituelle" monument, Antwerp; participation in Tourinnes-la-Grosse
1987 - "La Fontaine d'Amour" monument, Brussels
1988 - Josaphat Park, Brussels
1989 - exhibition in preparation, B.P., Brussels