Camilio

Digital visualistation of the Exhibition Hasoru Malu 2.0

Hasoru Malu virtual is on!!!

The virtual version presents the works from all 31 artists portrayed in the collective exhibition Hasoru Malu (‘to meet’, ‘meeting’ in Tetun). Thus, even though the show at Fundação Oriente ends on October 28th, 2023, you may visit its online version and share it with people around the world.

The virtual exhibition is an additional tool of Hasoru Malu programme, developed and implemented jointly by Fundação Oriente and artists to strengthen Timor-Leste’s art sector, with its social and economic benefits. Hasoru Malu virtual is essential to bringing artists’ recognition and positioning Timorese contemporary artists within the international arts scene.

Support it by visiting – and sharing widely!


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Diligente

On display at the Foundation Oriente (until the end of July 2023), in Dili, the exhibition "UNITED COLORS OF TIMOR-LESTE | Prototype 001", by the conceptual artist Camilio. The installation, consisting of one suit and 18 pieces of Tais fabric, hand woven all over the country, to represent Timor-Leste as a whole in one piece: a suit made out of 18 pieces of Tais. The artist explains to Diligente the essence of the work "in which all women who have such a talent, creators/makers of these Tais and the linguistic groups that they represent" are represented and emphasizes that "in a country dominated by male politicians, where the rights of women, girls and children are not yet well guaranteed", we need to appeal to the Government (and too local leaders and all men) to do much better"

A full english version of this text you can find in my blog: https://www.camiliovanlenteren.nl/blog.html

Downtown morning / Կենտրոնի առավոտը 22.04.2022

APAGA Forest Sevan, Armenia, 9 april till 26 april 2022, moring TV show interview.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7AtCIkEnZA

See my interview starting at minute 45: in English and Armenian.


Thanks for my friend Mariam Yeghiazaryan who was translating for me for 2 weeks and was a participant in this art residency as well with a great art presentation. 

EU4Culture Sevan, Armenia.

From 9 to 25 of April I attended EU4Culture art residency in Sevan, Armenia, where we planted APAGA FUTURE forest in the city of Sevan, the old Sovjet park between the centre and Lake Sevan, togehter with the Youth of Sevan, YouthclubSevan, NAS (New Art Space Yerevan) and Regional Develepment and Research Centre Sevan.  

Look at their YouTube Chanal:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9AV67n5IK8

And myne as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CELfch8ijCs

www.studio225lusaka.com

Studio 225 is a multifaceted project and there are many contributors taking part. Among them are the collaborating artists, writers, documenting photographers and videographers, and the community of the marketplace. All works, written and visual, throughout the project will be attributed to their creator. For an up-to-date list of contributors please click

Expositie De Aanschouw / Wink, Ties and Camiel

De Aanschouw is een initiatief van Frank Taal, Walter Birkhoff en Daan den Houter en wordt nu ingevuld door een wisselende groep curatoren, fotografen en organisatoren. Curatoren zijn momenteel Gemma van Bekkum, Natalya Boender en wisselende gastcuratoren.

Galerie De Aanschouw

De Aanschouw is een initiatief van Frank Taal, Walter Birkhoff en Daan den Houter en wordt nu ingevuld door een wisselende groep curatoren, fotografen en organisatoren. Curatoren zijn momenteel Gemma van Bekkum, Natalya Boender en wisselende gastcuratoren.

Article on: 'Omission / Unit 43' exhibition in East Park Mall, February - March 2015. Hole in the Wall / artist blog by Andrew Mulenga

Article by Andrew Mulenga about on 'Omission / Unit 43' exhibition in East Park Mall, February - March 2015. Andrew Mulenga is an award-winning independent art writer who publishes weekly art reviews and interviews with The Post, Zambia’s largest independent daily in a column entitled ‘Andrew Mulenga’s Hole in the Wall’. He is also a frequent contributor to The Bulletin & Record and Partner’s Guide magazines in Zambia. He began his career as a graphic designer and was appointed Deputy Editor for the Education Post, a youth-oriented weekly pull-out aimed at encouraging young readership. He is a member of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) and the Arts Council of the African Studies Association (ACASA). He is Interim Chairman for the Arterial Network Zambia Chapter and winner of the 2012 CNN Multichoice African Journalist Award for Art and Culture, was awarded for Best Art Review 2014 by the Media Institute of Southern Africa (Zambian Chapter) and is currently studying for an MA Art History with a focus on contemporary art in Zambia at Rhodes University in South Africa.

Insaka Artists Trust Catalogus augustus 2015

Insaka Artists Trust Catalogus augustus 2015. Curating at the Insaka Workshop 2015. Like it has happened before, Insaka International Artists Workshop, one of the few survivors of Triangle Network model, has yet again demonstrated the will power to pull through a tough financial environment to stage the seventh edition in style. All the ingredients of an international artists workshop were present, the format was standard, collaborations between artists was stunning, exchange of traditions and cultures was remarkable, the outcome was splendid and Insakartists was raising the Triangle banner higher than ever before.