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Founded in 2009, It’s Our Playground is the Paris based artist duo made up of Camille Le Houezec and Jocelyn Villemont. IOP has been developing a body of work on the porosity and circulation of art practices from a broad professional position (as artists, curators, and teachers), a variety of intervention formats and initiatives favoring working with other artists, and a combination of styles and techniques. Along with reappropriating images through online publishing and curating group projects, It's Our Playground’s recent activity has been shifting towards the production of composite visual works in immersive environments.

Solo exhibitions include Elle disait bonjour aux machines at La Villa du Parc in Annemasse, 2019 ; Artificial Sensibility at Bonington Gallery in Nottingham, 2017. Curated exhibitions Include 'Des champs de fraises pour l’éternitĂ©' at La Galerie in Noisy-Le-Sec, 2022 ; 'M.Quelquechose' at Les Bains Douches in Alençon, 2018 ; Reconstructive Memory at Galerie Valentin in Paris, 2016 ; Deep Screen at Parc Saint-LĂ©ger in Pougues-les-eaux, 2015 ; Show Room at Glassbox in Paris, 2016. Group shows include Bande Ă  part at Mrac in SĂ©rignan, 2018 ; Site Visit at Kunstverein Freiburg, 2017, Ambiance d’Aujourd’hui at Mains d’Ɠuvres in Saint-Ouen, 2016.

Since 2022, IOP runs Museum Apocalypse, an online platforme exploring what is at stake in contemporary digital museology and online exhibition making.
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ALL THAT MATTER(S)

Online - Fotomuseum, Winterthur, Switzerland, 2018
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Moving in a fluid way between digitised and born-digital content, as well as appropriated images and photographed material, the project reflects on the various forms photography can take and the diverse channels in which knowledge travels and materialises in a museum. Finally, the project experiments with alternative ways institutions can involve artists and their content in their research and practice, in an attempt to create hybrid programs and approaches that move within the distributed network of Fotomuseum, between its online platform and its physical environment.
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It’s Our Playground have been invited by Fotomuseum Winterthur to take part in a residency happening in online and physical space. Over the course of the SITUATIONS cluster, the artist and curator duo will create an ongoing project by appropriating and remixing material that Fotomuseum has produced and collected over the last 25 years – installation shots, essays from publications, as well as images from collection works. Researching, assembling and juxtaposing images and text from the museum online, It’s Our Playground will visualise their process on a webpage which will continually evolve over the two months of the residency. During this time they will also pay a visit to Fotomuseum to engage in conversation with the curatorial team and other actors from its network, and to experience the original works from the museum collection in their physical form.