Antoinette Jattiot

Curator 

www.antoinettejattiot.com

Antoinette Jattiot works at the intersection of text, exhibition, performative and discursive encounters, and pedagogy. Her interests revolve around moving and still images, conceptual methodologies, language, memory and ecology – with a particular focus on the porosity of these subjects at the crossroads of art, collaborative and research practices.

Since 2023, she is one of the co-author of a multidisciplinary collective, along with the duo Denicolai & Provoost, the architects of Nord and the graphic graphic designers, typographers and cartographers from Spec uloos. They imagined and produced together Petticoat Government, the scenario that occupied the Belgian Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale (20 April-24 November 2024) and will travel to Charleroi (BPS22) and Dunkirk (FRAC) in 2025.

She is working at La Loge art center as a curator of public programmes. There she accompanied and collabored with artists such as Thu-Van Tran, Robin Vanbesien, Elsa Brès, Marina Pinsky, Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc, Katinka Bock and many others. Notable projects include Water & Ghostfriends with Castélie Yalombo (2022), A Common Breath, (2021), Reclaiming Places (2021), Constellations for futures (2021), In Between Utopia and Failure (2020). In the past she has worked as a curator assistant, editor and researcher across the field of visual arts and alongside Belgian and French Institutions (WIELS, M Leuven, Biennale de Venise, Centre Pompidou) international galeries (Almine Rech), artists and collaborators.

As a text worker, she is a regular contributor for several art magazines such as revue 02, l’art même, Espace Art Actuel. She is also an educator at ESA Le Septantecinq in Brussels and occasionally participates in school juries and curatorial programmes.
Antoinette is a member of AICA/BVKC and of the french organization c-e-a.

She was born in Nancy (FR) in 1989 and lives and works in Belgium since 2015, after a period of life between Paris and Germany. She holds a German-French Master degree in Arts History (Ecole du Louvre Paris / Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg), a Bachelor in Arts History (Ecole du Louvre) and in French-German Studies (Paris 3, Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris).

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