Friday 1 December – Distant Intimacy, with Marie Déhé and Haydée Touitou

Distant Intimacy,
An evening on Self-Help and Co-Creation

With Marie Déhé and Haydée Touitou

19:30 – 21:00
Doors open at 19:00

Presentation of publications & film screening at PrintRoom

Artist Marie Déhé and writer Haydée Touitou will present their publications and engage in a public conversation about what it means to co-create as artists – without being an artist duo. In a situation of distant intimacy, they found themselves working together, again and again. The screening of their video Self-Help is part of tonight’s programme.

In a round table conversation, moderated by Alexandre Furtado Melville, Marie and Haydée will reflect on ways to support one another in collective practices. They will touch upon shared correspondence, the wider family, spaces of residence, and the meaning of place.

Haydée Touitou is an author and translator who works with poetry. Publications:
In Constant Hilarity published by Thoughts of Me
Still Life Poems / Poèmes Nature Morte published by Pois.é

Marie Déhé is an artist and publisher. Publications:
Distant Intimacy published by Art Paper Editions
Correspondance self-published as Asiro éditions

Together, they have published:
We Have Been Meaning To published by Art Paper Editions
Self-Help poster self-published as Asiro éditions

Alexandre Furtado Melville is initiator of this event. He is a creative director and partner at Concrete Blossom. 

The visit of Haydée Touitou and Marie Déhé is made possible by the International Visitors Programme of Nieuwe Instituut with support from the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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