Haus N Athen

Disposable

Private Pleasures

Everything Will End In Ruins

Hell Remains

Zoë Lund

Haus N is pleased to announce that it will host Pierre-Alexandre Mateos and Charles Teyssou for a one month residency in November.

Pierre-Alexandre Mateos and Charles Teyssou are a duo of writers and curators based in Paris. Their current projects include Paris Orbital, a public program at the Pinault Collection — Bourse de Commerce on the links between Parisian mythologies and pulp culture, a publication on homosexual cruising with HEAD (Geneva) and Spector Books (Leipzig). They also organised the Paris+ Art Basel’s Conversations program in October 2023 at Centre Pompidou. In 2024, they will inaugurate the first session of stavanger secession, a discursive and visual program in Stavanger (Norway)

Image credit: Hugues Laurent

They returned regularly, each time for more

Wild Horses

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Maybe We’re Not Alone

On Hearing Of An Absence

The Lathe of Heaven

Keep Walking

Femme 4 Femme

Jupiter in Pisces

The way in

I heard it from the valleys

Spring works, summer shows

For staying is nowhere

All Criteria This Position Any Moment

Sisterhood, Streaming Voices Unifying Energies

It moves and it shouts

Pet Cemetery

Wasn’t it you who said that it was going to last forever. (A Maximum Spectral Density Estimation)

Bright file (June)

An exercise on values

Gold und Liebe, Liebe für Gold

Disposable

Private Pleasures

Everything Will End In Ruins

Hell Remains

Zoë Lund

Haus N is pleased to announce that it will host Pierre-Alexandre Mateos and Charles Teyssou for a one month residency in November.

Pierre-Alexandre Mateos and Charles Teyssou are a duo of writers and curators based in Paris. Their current projects include Paris Orbital, a public program at the Pinault Collection - Bourse de Commerce on the links between Parisian mythologies and pulp culture, a publication on homosexual cruising with HEAD (Geneva) and Spector Books (Leipzig). They also organised the Paris+ Art Basel's Conversations program in October 2023 at Centre Pompidou. In 2024, they will inaugurate the first session of stavanger secession, a discursive and visual program in Stavanger (Norway)

Image credit: Hugues Laurent

They returned regularly, each time for more

Wild Horses

180×120

Maybe We’re Not Alone

On Hearing Of An Absence

I heard it from the valleys

Spring works, summer shows