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Please welcome the latest artist to join Connecting Art, Chiara Badesso. Chiara is an Italian artist, based in Zurich, Switzerland. Chiara describes herself as experimental and curious, as she loves to combine modern and alternative techniques with classical methods.
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Tamara Krieger is one of our Connecting Artists who will be presenting and discussing her art at The Art Lunch on September 4th.We caught up with Tamara for a chat as part of our Three Minute Talk series.
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If you missed the vernissage last week, you can still catch Jana’s work at Sehblick Horgen. The exhibition runs until 28th May. This is Jana with Nicol, the owner of the Sehblick.
Jana Lopatto will be holding an exhibition of some of her work at Seeblick Horgen from May Why not pop along and have a look?5th.
Where does art begin and where does it end? I am currently working on an order. It is about 120x80cm acrylic painting from Times Square in NY. The client sent me a self-taken photo as a reference and told me which of my pictures he particularly likes, especially which color moods, so that I can
May we introduce Gabriela? She will be the virtual voice of many of our videos, and hostess of our Youtube Channel. Don’t forget to subscribe! Gabriela is a combination of green-screen video and AI text-to-speech technology. She will be providing the story behind some of the artworks we have for sale, as well as providing
Fresh from the Hayward Gallery, the Kunsthalle in Zürich has an exhibition featuring Igshaan Adams. It’s Ighsaan’s first major solo exhibition in continental Europe. Entitled Kicking Dust, the exhibition is akin to a park, a landscape that absorbs and surrounds us with the everyday – desire, narrative and countless contrasts. Where: KunsthalleWhen: until 20.05.2022
One to put in your diary. The Beyeler will be marking the 150th anniversary of Piet Mondrian’s birth with an exhibion starting on the 5th June. We all know his recilinear, primary colour work, but he was also influenced not only by late 19th century Dutch landscape painting but also by Symbolism and Cubism. The
Self portraits across time is the theme of this exhibition in St Gallen. Whether it’s Switzerland’s perennial favourite artist Hodler, looking at a mirror, or a 16th Century Lucretia, self portraits and faces always have a story to tell. According to the Kunstmuseum: “The exhibition Gazes Out of Time brings works from various periods from
Think of the 80s and first reflections are of Duran Duran, Synth Pop and shoulder pads, at least in this house. But as the new exhibition at the Albertina Modern shows, the 80s was a vital decade in the history of art. No one style dominated the decade; kitsch was just as “in” as ancient
