Based on these forms, Ph. Van Snick also realized decoupages. EX — “1980” Jonge Belgische Kunst, Antwerp, ICC – Internatio-
naal Cultureel Centrum, 28.6 – 7.9.1980. Participants : Guillaume Bijl, Guy Bleus, Luc Coeckelberghs, Johan Dehollander, Stefan De Jaeger, Daniel Deltour, Denmark, Jean Pierre De Roo, Danny Devos, Daniël Dewaele, Patrick Joly, Gerard Lannoye, Liefde en Berouw, Daniël Matthys, Una Maye, Ria Pacquée, Bernard Queeckers, Hugo Roelandt, Guy Rombouts, Michel Smets, Leo Steculorum, Thé Van Bergen, Frank Van Herck, Philippe Van Snick, Walter Van Rooy, Jan Vercruysse. Catalog. Ph. Van Snick exhibits : (0-9) K. [109], 1980, gouache on paper, 20 × (42 × 30 cm) + Blauw Glas [113], 1979, 10 irregular pieces from a blue sheet of glass (hung against the window of bay window on the second floor). — Philippe Van Snick, Geldern (D), Haus Nieting, 25.10 – 21.11.1980. Ph. Van Snick exhibits : Polychrome déstabilisé-re [114], 1980, canvas marouflaged on cardboard, minimum sizes : (70 × 50 cm) / maximal sizes : spread across the four walls of a space + edition. A / — Sketches : ED 10 pages – 10 couleurs : first sketch for Revue numéro, nr. 6,
1980, Brussels, ed. C. Jadot, F. Tilman, Eric de Moffarts. 0.9 couleurs – 0.9 objets – 0.9 décagones : second sketch. (further elaborated in catalog Museum Hedendaagse Kunst, Ghent, 1984) This project was not realized. Zonder titel, 1980, edition on 20 copies, publ. Haus Nieting (Geldern), black/white offset, (42 × 27 cm). Motif of Polychrome déstabilisé-re.
146
Chronology
[113] Blauw Glas, 1979. Installation view: ICC, Antwerp, 1980
1980 -1989