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@rt Outsiders 2009 Explores Extreme Environments at Maison Européenne de la Photographie

festival-fair · 2026-04-23

For its tenth anniversary, the @rt Outsiders festival presented '(In)habitable? The Art of Extreme Environments' at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris from September 9 to October 11, 2009. Co-curated by Jean-Luc Soret and Annick Bureaud, the exhibition featured fourteen artists whose works ranged from nostalgic depictions of a disappearing world to futuristic visions of confined or uninhabited territories. Highlights included Peter Cusack's 'Sounds from Dangerous Places, Chernobyl' (2006-2009), Andrea Polli's 'Sonic Antarctica' (2007-2008), Catherine Rannou's 'Colonisation 2041' (2009), Lucy + Jorge Orta's 'Antarctic Village – No Borders' (2007-2008) and 'Passeport Universel Antarctique', Hu Jie Ming's 'Altitude Zero' (2006), Howard Boland & Laura Cinti's 'The Martian Rose' (2007-2009), Shiro Matsui's 'EP04 – Dewey's Forest' (2009), and Ana Rewakowicz's 'SleepingBagDress Prototype II' (2004-2005). The exhibition examined how artists serve as sensitive laboratories for necessary adaptation, emphasizing human presence in extreme environments through sound, everyday objects, and utopian gestures.

Key facts

  • Festival @rt Outsiders 2009 took place at Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris.
  • Exhibition dates: September 9 – October 11, 2009.
  • Co-curators: Jean-Luc Soret and Annick Bureaud.
  • Exhibition title: '(In)habitable? The Art of Extreme Environments'.
  • Fourteen artists participated.
  • Works included Peter Cusack's 'Sounds from Dangerous Places, Chernobyl' (2006-2009).
  • Lucy + Jorge Orta created 'Antarctic Village – No Borders' and 'Passeport Universel Antarctique'.
  • Ana Rewakowicz's 'SleepingBagDress Prototype II' linked urban homelessness to astronaut isolation.

Entities

Artists

  • Peter Cusack
  • Andrea Polli
  • Catherine Rannou
  • Lucy Orta
  • Jorge Orta
  • Hu Jie Ming
  • Howard Boland
  • Laura Cinti
  • Shiro Matsui
  • Ana Rewakowicz

Institutions

  • Maison Européenne de la Photographie
  • @rt Outsiders

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • Antarctica
  • Chernobyl

Sources