1976 - 「アートハンターになろう」

In December 1976, an article signed A.V. (unreferenced newspaper) invited its readers: "Be art hunters". It profiles Mon De Rijck, "director-animator of the artwork lending gallery at Château Malou", a sculptor born in Ninove, former director of the National Foundry, who set up his own foundry "placed at artists' disposal", and recalls his previous happenings: the Truc-Troc, "5.000 - 5.000", the "Labyrinth of Mirrors" and "L'anti-antipeinture".

For the "Artistic Safari", made with the collaboration of the Central Africa Museum, the visitor, "decked out in a red terracotta explorer's helmet", plunges into the bush and tropical forest before emerging onto "the finest prey": some two hundred works (drawings, engravings, lithographs, silkscreens, oils) by some two hundred artists, none exceeding 7,000 F - Arty, Delcol, De Taye, De Villers, Dubray, Gheyssen, Grosemans, Lambillotte, Lipit, Mahy, Marti, Mondry, Perin, Rolet, Soos, Strebelle, Tarasovici, Toledo, Van Gindertael, Verheyden, Vinche, Zimmerman, "our list being given merely as bait". The photo shows Mon De Rijck, in explorer's outfit, inviting visitors to the Château Malou "safari".

出典：Coupure de presse, décembre 1976 - journal non référencé (A.V.)