Next
exhibitions
– “Niet Normaal”, exhibition organized
by Ine Gevers, in the De Beurs van Berlage, in Amsterdam, from December 11 2009 to March 7 2010.
Solo
exhibitions
2008
– “The Audit”, solo show in the Maisonneuve
gallery, from September 6 to October 11 2008, in Paris.
2006
–
“Jouer”, exhibition organized
by Vanessa Caque in La Centrifugeuse in Pau (France) from
January 26 to February 29 2006.
2005
– “Just believe”
(«Il suffit d’y croire»), solo exhibition in the Maisonneuve
gallery, from January 13 to March 12 2005, in Paris.
– Solo exhibition in the "Espace
multimedia Gantner", territoire de Belfort (France), organized
by Bertrand Gauguet, from April 8 to May 14 2005.
– Solo exhibition
in the french cultural center of Torino (Italy), from October 4 to November
12 2005.
Group
exhibitions
2008
– "Fiac", in the Maisonneuve gallery,
from the 23rd to the 26th of October 2008, in Paris.
– “L'homme merveilleux", exhibition organized
by Christian
Debize, in the Malbrouck Castle (France), from March 21 to August 31 2008.
–“Les ateliers
de Rennes”, Contemporary Art biennal, curated by Raphaële
Jeune, from May 16 to July 20 2008, in Rennes (France).
– "Le
bruissement des images", exhibition organized by Stéphane
Carrayrou in the Centre Photographique d'Ile de France in Pontault-Combault
(France) from January 23 to March 22 2008.
2007
–
“Playtime”, exhibition organized by Arnaud Stinès in
“Rurart” (Poitou, France), from March 15 to June 10 2007.
– "New Horizons" in
the Centrale Electrique, in Brussels, from March 24 to May 6 2007.
–
"New Horizons"
in the Marco in Vigo (Spain) from
June 1 to September 23 2007.
– "Fiac", in the Maisonneuve gallery,
from the 18th to the 22nd of October 2007, in Paris.
– "Du machinique et duvivant", exhibition organized
by Régis
Durand in «La Réserve»,
in Pacy-sur-Eure (France), from October 7 2007 to January 12 2008.
– "Projections",
exhibition organized
by Philippe
Cyroulnik in the 10neuf in Montbéliard (France), December 15 2007 to January 13 2008.
2006
– "Re
: Re", exhibition organized
by Jean-Marc
Chapoulie in the Espace Paul
Ricard, in Paris, from the 3rd to the 24th of March 2006.
– "Unexpected
Arthome", exhibition
co-organized by the Maisonneuve
gallery,
in Arthome in Brussels, from April
22 to May 7 2006.
–
«Les Futurs de l’écrit», exhibition in the Abbaye
de Noirlac (France) from the 21st to the 24th of September 2006.
–
"This is America", exhibition
organized by Meta Knol in the Centraal
Museum in Utrecht (Netherlands), from June 24
to October 7 2006.
–
"Coup de cœur IV : Nouvel horizon", exhibition
in the Crac Alsace, in Altkirch
(France), from September 3 2006 to February 11 2007.
2005
– "GameScenes", exhibition in the "Piemonte Share
Festival", from February 25 to March 1 2005, in Torino (Italy).
– "Trans_images",
exhibition from the 3rd to the 10th May 2005, in the Casino Bellevue,
in Biarritz (France).
– “Populism”,
exhibition organized by Lars Bang Larsen, Cristina Ricupero and Nicolaus
Schafhausen, in four places:
• the Contemporary Art Center, from April 8 to June 5 2005 in Vilnius;
• the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, from April
15 to September 4 2005, in Oslo;
• the Stedelijk Museum, from April to September 4 2005, in Amsterdam;
• the Frankfurter Kunstverein from May 10 to September 4 2005 in
Francfort (Germany).
–
"Pluriel(les) 3. Les intentions d’une collection", exhibition
organized by the
Fonds Municipal d'Art contemporain de la Ville de Paris in the Cité
Internationale des Arts from Septembre 21 to October 30 2005.
2004
– Interactive gallery of the «Némo»
festival, from the 9th to the 12th of march 2004, in Paris.
– "BananaRAM", from the 6th to the 11th of June 2004 in
Ancona (Italy).
– "Liste 04, The Young Art Fair", from the 15th to the
20th of June 2004, in Basel (Switzerland).
– "Common
property", 6th Werkleitz Biennale, in the Volkspark Halle(Saale),
from the 1st to the 5th of september 2004, in Berlin.
– “Game Time”,
exhibition organized by Isabelle Arvers et Antoanetta Ivanova , from the
October 1st to November 14 2004, in the State library of Victoria, in
Melbourne (Australia).
– “Games with an agenda”, exhibition organized by Gonzalo
Frasca and Ian Bogost in the Curzon Soho, from October 16 to November
7 2004, in London.
– "Arrêté",
exhibition organized
by Ruth Horak
in the Vienna Kunstraum, from December
2 2005 to January 14 2006.
– "O.F.N.I.
(Objets filmiques non identifiés)", exhibition
in the Institut Français
de Barcelone (Spain), from november 17 2005 to January 11 2006.
2003
– "The peripheries become the center", Prague biennial, July-August
2003.
– "Art Digital Vidéo", travelling exhibition organized
by the Afaa (foreign ministry association for arts), from 2003.
– "Time-Warp", exhibition in the Maisonneuve
gallery, from September 10 to October 31 2003, in Paris.
– "Fiac", in the Maisonneuve
gallery, from the 8th to the 13th of October 2003, in Paris.
– "Artissima", in the Maisonneuve
gallery, from the 6th to the 9th of November 2003, in Torino.
2002
– "Big Torino 2002", Biennial of Turin, from April 19 to
May 19 2002.
– "Art
& Economy", exhibition organized by the Deichtorhallen Hamburg
and the Siemens Kulturprogramm, from February 28 to June 23 2002, in Hambourg
(Germany).
– "Tutto Normale", exhibition organized by Jérôme
Sans, from June 21 to august 20 2002, in the Villa
Medici in Rome.
– "Fundamentalisms of the New Order", exhibition organized
by Charlottenborg Exhibition Building, Copenhagen and NIFCA (Nordic Institute
of Contemporary Art, Helsinki). Curators: Lars Bang Larsen, Cristina Ricupero
and Charlotte Brandt. From October 31 to December 8 2002.
– "Écritures numériques, Figures et miroirs de
l'Autre", show organized by the École régionale des
beaux-Arts de Valence, from November 29 to December 3 2002.
2001
– "Connivence", Biennale de Lyon (France), from June 22
to September 23 2001.
2000
– "Dial 33 then 1", demonstration organized by
Cristina Ricupero, in September 2000, in the Kiasma Museum in Helsinki;
1999
– "Playtimes",
exhibition organized by students of l'école du Magasin, from January
16 to February 6 1999, in the École Supérieure d' Art de
Grenoble (France);
– "Le temps libre, son imaginaire, ses aménagements,
ses trucs pour s'en sortir", exhibition organized by Jean-Charles
Masséra, from the 21st to the 29th of May 1999, in Deauville (France);
– Fiac, in the cyberespace of the delegation to the plastic Arts,
from the 14th to the 20th of September 1999, in Paris;
– "Joint venture", exhibition organized by A.T Kearney
and Beaux-Arts magazine, from September 29 to October 10 1999, in Neuilly;
1998
– "A quoi rêvent les années 90?", exhibition
organized by Jean-Charles Masséra, from April 25 to June 30 1998,
in the centre d'art moderne Mira Phalaina in Montreuil (France);
Festivals
– "Némo"
Festival, from the 17th to the 26th of January 2003 in Paris.
– "Cinéma
nouvelle génération", du the 11th to the 15th of
June 2003, in Lyon (France).
– "BananaRAM", from the 6th to the 11th of June 2004 in
Ancona (Italy).
– "Margaret Mead Film & Video
Festival", from the 11th to the 21st of November 2004 at the
American Museum of Natural History, in New York.
– Locarno International Film Festival,
2005
Martin
Le Chevallier’s works are in the following collections:
- Bibliothèque nationale
de France;
- collection d'art contemporain du territoire de Belfort (France);
- Fond municipal d'Art contemporain de la ville de Paris;
- Fond national d'Art contemporain (France);
- Musée national d'Art moderne (centre Georges Pompidou), Paris;
- Private collections.
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