Oct 27, 2013 – Feb 23, 2014
Group show at Kunstraum Alexander Bürkle, Freiburg (D)
What happens when an image conquers space? In other words: at what point is a given space transformed into an image? The answers to this question couldn’t be more varied, ranging from images that constitute more of a three-dimensional object than a surface to room installations that oscillate between form and surface.
Jul 6 – Oct 13, 2013
Solo show at Kunstmuseum Luzern (CH)
Taking on the theme of this year’s lucerne festival “revolution” as the title, the Kunstmuseum Luzern reflects this powerful term in the arts by opposing three separate positions: John Chamberlain, Ida Ekblad and Christine Streuli.
Jun 8 – Jul 27, 2013
Solo show at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane QLD (AUS)
“Regardless of her apparent efforts to put expressive painting in scare quotes, Judy Millar’s works continue to engage to court affect. They attest to the incredible resilience and efficacy of painting—a medium that has survived (but been transformed by) its many ‘deaths’. For her show Be Do Be Do Be Do, Millar will create three site-specific painting installations, filling the IMA. She plans to work with local art students to help her complete the giant works in situ.”
Jun 1 – Aug 11, 2013
Group show at Kunstmuseum Solothurn (CH)
Curated by Andreas Fiedler and Christoph Vögele
With works by Ian Anüll, Philip Akkerman, Francis Baudevin, Svenja Deininger, Klodin Erb, Pia Fries, Markus Gadient, Michael van Ofen, Giacomo Santiago Rogado, Thomas Scheibitz, Uwe Wittwer und Robert Zandvliet.
Jun 1 – Sep 1, 2013
Solo show at Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas TX (USA)
This summer visitors can experience two new works created for the Nasher by Berlin-based artist Katharina Grosse. For more than two decades, Grosse has been making large installations consisting of brightly colored acrylic paints sprayed onto walls, ceilings, piles of dirt, and sculpted styrofoam and fiberglass shapes.
May 26, 2013 – Apr 24, 2014
Group show at Le Silo, Marines (F)
May 18 – Aug 11, 2013
Group show at Aargauer Kunsthaus, Aarau (CH)
Video art from the collection
Video art gained in popularity when the first portable video camera for general consumers came on the marketin 1969. The device became affordable and it conveniently combined recording and play back. In the 1980s, Swiss art academies first started to offer video classes. Thus Pipilotti Rist was among the first artists in Switzerland to graduate with a degree in audio-visual communication. The exhibition includes works by artists such as Fischli/Weiss, Lutz & Guggisberg, Daniela Keiser, and Uriel Orlow.
May 5 – Jun 23, 2013
Solo show at Kunstverein Münsterland, Coesfeld (D)
May 2 – Jul 6, 2013
Group show at Espacio de Arte Fundación Osde, Buenos Aires (ARG)
Artists from Switzerland and Argentina who are connected through their abstract geometrical works.
Apr 13 – Jun 23, 2013
Solo show at UQ Art Museum, St Lucia, Queensland (AUS)
Marioni/MacPherson reflects upon the role of aesthetics in art today. Is beauty something to be aimed at directly or can it only be arrived at inadvertently? Or, on the contrary, is beauty to be avoided and is this really possible?
Apr 10 – Jul 22, 2013
Group show at the Grand Palais, Paris (F)
One century of light and motion in art from 1913 – 2013
Notions of space, vision and light run through the abstract art of the 20th century and interest many world renowned contemporary artists such as Ann Veronica Janssens, Anish Kapoor, John Armleder, Carsten Höller, Philippe Decrauzat, Jeppe Hein, Felice Varini and Xavier Veilhan.
Apr 9 – Jul 5, 2013
Solo show at Wolfsberg, Ermatingen (CH)
In collaboration with Galerie Mark Müller
Mar 8 – Jun 30, 2013
Group show at Museo di Santa Giulia, Brescia (I)
Mar 6 – Jul 14, 2013
Group show at Museum Bellerive, Zürich (CH)
Ornamental theater posters or alluring product advertising with sensuous female figures – the unmistakable signature of Czech designer Alphonse Mucha brings us back to Paris of the Belle Époque. Spurred by the aura emanated by these works, the Museum Bellerive undertakes a search for their traces in the graphic design of the following generations.
