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13.3.2008      Sol LeWitt's "Prints" at Annemarie Verna Galerie, Zurich    Sol LeWitt regarded prints as an important, almost autonomous field of work and made use of the special possibilities it offered to the full and with aplomb. After all, he cared quite deeply about accessibility and dissemination. With these aims in mind, he also conceived the 'artist's book' and realized this aspect in a radical way. Continue ...

13.3.2008      Wettbewerb: DIESEL WALL Zürich - "Diese Wand gehört Dir"    Diesel sucht Künstler, die davon träumen ihre Kunst in gigantischem Format zu veröffentlichen. Der Gewinner bekommt die Möglichkeit eine monumentale Hauswand in Zürich zu gestalten. Der Fantasie sind hierbei keine Grenzen gesetzt: Ob Malerei, Fotografie oder grafische Darstellung, alle Arten von künstlerischem Schaffen aus diesen Bereichen sind willkommen. Continue ...

29.2.2008      «Fireworks over Alexanderplatz» German painting since 1968 from the Berg Collection in the Museum of Art Lucerne    120 selected works by German artists from the Berg Collection are being shown in the Museum of Art Lucerne under the title, borrowed from a painting by Karl Hödicke, ‘Fireworks over Alexanderplatz’. The exhibition principally includes paintings, but also some works on paper and a small number of sculptures. The chief interest lies in the resurrection of figurative expressionist painting from 1968 onwards. Alongside this there are smaller groups of works by artistic predecessors from classic modern art and Informel. Continue ...

29.2.2008      Silvia Gertsch Xerxes Ach: Venice Project in der Galerie Jamileh Weber    Die Galerie Jamileh Weber freut sich die Ausstellung „Venice Project“ mit neuen Arbeiten von Silvia Gertsch und Xerxes Ach anzukündigen. Continue ...

20.2.2008      Kunsthaus Zürich presents 'Europop'    From 15 February to 12 May 2008, the Kunsthaus Zürich is showing masterpieces of European Pop Art arranged by motif, under the headings 'Consumerism', 'Spectacle', 'Media' and 'Leisure'. The exhibition offers proof of the proposition that Pop Art is not an American invention. Continue ...