I am participating with a ceramic work from the series Tongues in this exhibition celebrating works and artists from Zurich.
Organized by artist duo Huber Huber.
I am participating with a ceramic work from the series Tongues in this exhibition celebrating works and artists from Zurich.
Organized by artist duo Huber Huber.
With “Stories To Go”, I am participating in a pop-up edition of Found In Translation. FiT is a social-mediation, storytelling project in which I have been part of in 2021 and 2022. Organized by the foundation ExpoTranskultur, Zurich.
Link to: About Us festival Affoltern.
Curated by 6-1/2.
IT’S A SPRING SHOW includes recent works by Alicia Velázquez and Claudia Kübler. In their 150 m2 space Ruettimann Contemporary concurrently exhibit works by Aoife Dunne, Simon Ledergerber, Hannah Parr, Ingo Rasp, and Valentina Pini.
I am showing a selection of works on the weekend of March 3 & 4, at their pop-up space at Weststrasse 145 in Wiedikon.
The presentation will include drawings from my "Periscope" series, the recent ceramic work "Ceramic World N.2", and the altar piece "Ruega por Nosotros" that I created in Spain in 2019. This work has never been exhibited before.
Address
Pop Up: Westrasse 145, 8003 Zurich
Private viewing times
- Friday March 3, from 15 - 20 H
- Saturday March 4, from 12 - 19 H
/ Wine & prosecco will be served on both days as long as available.
/ The artist will be present.
The gallery is concurrently featuring works by Aoife Dunne, Claudia Kübler, Simon Lederberger, Hannah Parr, and Valentina Pini across the two floors of their 150m2 space.
* Additional viewing times by appointment.
www.ruettimanncontemporary.com
Over 20 artists are participating in this new exhibition organized by 6 1/2 in a 1'000 m2 concrete cathedral in Zurich's Oerlikon.
Atlantis im Sinn
26 Nov - 18 Dec 2021
Opening Friday, November 26
Wolkenwerk, Leutschenbachstrasse 40, 8050 Zürich
Once the exhibition closed, and the series of performative exchanges “What is Our Dream?” therefore finished, something had to be done to release the 76 dreams that had been shared, invented and produced during those 17 performance sessions.
Upon conversations with some of the “dreamers”, as well as with curator and museum director Simon Maurer, we made a ritual of release in three acts letting them go into the air, water and fire.
I have received a production grant for the realization of the 6-month project “Weiss und Schwarz, Dinge und Rituale” (White and Black, Things and Rituals) in which I will work with performance and ceramics. The work gravitates around the concepts of togetherness and belonging. In it I will invite a group of migrant Spanish women in Switzerland to share and reinterpret their stories together.
Opening up the workshop week for interdisciplinary students, and finishing up with a scream, I introduced my recent work, between two screens and behind one of the freshly "released" Red Bodies. Invitation from Art & Contemporary Jewelry curator Mònica Gaspar Mallol.
Zürcher Hochschule der Kunst