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April 2019 Fr. 10 April 2019 Fr. 10.– /€ 8.– *Aargauer Kunsthaus Big Picture 26.1.–28.4.2019 Das grosse Format Aargauerplatz CH–5001 Aarau Di–So 10–17Uhr Do 10–20 Uhr Collection de l’Art Brut www.aargauerkunsthaus.ch Kunst im Verborgenen CARAVAN 1/2019: Adolf Wölfli, Tonneau géant de Saint Adolf, um 1922, Marie Matusz Collection de l’Art Brut, Lausanne. Foto: Arnaud Conne, Atelier de numérisation – Ville de Lausanne FOKUS 16 Ida Applebroog —Zur Anatomie der Ohnmacht. Isabel Zürcher 26 Extraordinaire—oder das Konstrukt Wahnsinn. Ursula Meier 32 Cyprien Gaillard—Esgehtums Ganze, im Fragment. J. Emil Sennewald 40 Luzia Hürzeler —Distanz und letzteNähe. Sibylle Omlin 48 Toiles et toiles —Rencontredetrois regards. Nadia El Beblawi 52 Stéphanie Baechler —Cortina di ferro. Regaida Comensoli HINWEISE 54 DigitaleKunst/Users’ Choice —Meret Buser —Vierzäh Täghinterem Mond 55 Animation/Curator’s Choice —Špela Čadež /Aarau —Collection de l’ArtBrut 56 Baden —Margot Bergman /Baden —allerDings 58 Basel —Yoan Mudry /Basel —CécileWick, Marcel Scheible 59 Basel —Video-Geschichte/Bologna —Thomas Struth 60 Lausanne —Martine Franck/Lausanne —Lapeintureanglaise de Turner àWhistler 62 Paris —LaurenHuret /Porza —Teres Wydler 64 Romont —Glas im Dialog /Saalfelden —Anna Meyer 66 Winterthur —Thomas Stamm /Winterthur —Reality Check 68 Winterthur —Simone Holliger,Thomas Bonny 69 Zürich—Hanna Roeckle, Jocelyne Santos,Bardula,Serena Amrein 70 Zürich—Ding /Unding /Zürich—Kelvin Haizel 72 Zürich—Glanzlichter /Zürich—Precious Okoyomon BESPRECHUNGEN 74 Basel —MonikaDillier —Aneignung im Aquarell 76 Basel/Muttenz —Rebecca Kunz —Räumliche Erzählungen 78 Basel/Muttenz —Anna Winteler —Körperarbeit.Eine Retrospektive 80 Basel/Riehen —Picasso —Rosa-Blaues Wunder 82 Bern—Isa Genzken —Bühnen für Skulpturen 84 Davos—Hans Danuser —Der Fujiyama vonDavos 86 Genf —Michal Rovner—Evolution 88 Langenthal —Chloé Delarue —Tafaa –New RareXpendable 90 Luzern—RebekkaSteiger —Schillernde Schemen aufder Fläche 92 St.Gallen —Stadtprojektionen III —Nächtliche Bilderreisen 94 Warth/Oetwil am See —Helen Dahm —SpirituelleNaturdarstellungen und Figurenbilder 96 Winterthur —Anne Collier —WhatI’m saying 98 Zürich—Papagena und andereschräge Vögel 100 Zürich—Konkrete Gegenwart —Konfetti für die Kunst 102 Zürich—OfColor —Nachtssind alleElefanten grau 104 Zürich—Producing Futures —Eindeutig uneindeutig NOTIERT 106 KULTURPOLITIK /KUNSTRÄUME /GROSSANLÄSSE /AUSSENPROJEKTE 109 NAMEN /PREISE /AUSSCHREIBUNGEN /DIESUND DAS/BÜCHER 121 AGENDA 159 IMPRESSUM, MEDIADATEN, RÄTSEL 1 2.3.–4.8.2019 Raymond Pettibon, No Title(Iexpectto...),1988, Ink on paper, ©Raymond Pettibon,Courtesythe artist,David Zwirner, andRegen Projects, LosAngeles Editorial —ZornigeVögel Da liegen sie,die Vögel, die Füsschen steif vonsichgestreckt.Das ganzezwitschernde,flatternde,flaumigeLeben istaus ihnen gewi- chen. Und andersals andereWesen, die nochimTod den Anschein wecken, friedlichzuschlafen, sind ihreerstarrten Körper erbar- mungslos gezeichnet. Die einen kehren uns die geflecktenBäuche zu, bei anderen scheinen nocheinzelne Federnaus der hartge- wordenen Hüllehervorzustechen, allesind säuberlichetikettiert, nummeriert,klassifiziertund sortiert: Wir lesen da beispielsweise: No.002, Painted Bunting –Passerina ciris; oder: No.001 Northern Flicker–Colaptesauratus; oder: No.004 Spot-breastedOriole– Icteruspectoralis. Glücklicherweise liegen keine echten Präparatevor uns.Viel- mehr sind es etwasungelenk geformteNachbildungen ausGips, Kupferdraht,Juteund Holz.Waren da Kinder am Werk? Nein, die Vögelwurden vonder beinahe neunzigjährigen Ida Applebroog ge- schaffen. Sie istamerikanische Jüdin und kennt sich–obwohl sie den Krieg als Jugendliche aufder anderen Seitedes Ozeans mit- erlebthat –mit dem Thema Todoffenbar aus. Wie sonsthätte sie diese Mischung ausexistenzieller Erschütterung und Bürokratie so aufden Punkt bringen können?Liebevoll,beinahe zärtlichwur- den diese ‹Angry Birds of America›von ihr geknetetund bemalt, um an all die zu mahnen, die der Machtpolitik Trumps –und sei- nesgleichen –zum Opferfallen. Auch sie selbsthat in ihrem Leben viel erlitten. In einem Film antwortetsie ihrer Tochter aufdie Fra- ge,wieso sie an den Schicksalsschlägen nicht zerbrochen sei:«You have to acceptthem.»Welchelebensbejahende Kraft darin liegt, Tiefpunkteaufzuzeichnen und niederzuschreiben, führtuns ihre Ausstellung eindrücklichvor Augen. Claudia Jolles TITELBILD ·Ida Applebroog ·Specimens,2018, Aquarell,Gips,Jute, Kupferdraht,Papier und Holz, diverse Masse,56Vögel, nach Vogelarten gruppiert(Ausschnitt), Ausstellungsansicht Kunstmuseum Thun, CourtesyHauser undWirth. Foto:Dominique Uldry 3 SE TA 04.04. –04.08.19 Eine Kooperation mit: Vermittlungspartnerin: EKS OPEN STAGE. BACK STAGE MELANIE age ir /t MANCHOT ild-Kunst Print GB C- V 9, 01 ©2 digitaler tist, étail, ar /d the sy Detail te 7, ur 01 Co ,2 w cm; elo 20 /B x1 ve 80 Abo C, pe- Ty Manchot, Melanie numérique KAMIKAZE 19 PHILIPPE 20 VANDENBERG .6. 16 .– .4 14 Philippe Vandenberg, Zu lieben heisst zu geisseln I / Aimer c’est flageller I,1981-1998,Ölund Kohle auf Leinwand /huile et fusain sur toile, 152 X302 cm; ©EstatePhilippe Vandenberg; Foto /photo: JokeFloreal; ©2019, VG Bild-Kunst Bonn ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN HEURES D’OUVERTURE Mi /me12:00–18:00 Do /je12:00–20:00 Fr /ve12:00–18:00 Sa &So/sa&di11:00–18:00 Seevorstadt 71 FaubourgduLac /CH-2502 Biel/Bienne /T+41 32 3225586/[email protected] /www.pasquart.ch 30. März bis12. Mai2019 Kunsthaus Zug Dorfstrasse 27, 6301Zug |www.kunsthauszug.ch Di bis Fr 12.00 –18.00 |SaundSo 10.00 –17.00 1970 um lme Pa hn, Ku ich iedr Fr Vonder Figurzum Raum Skulpturen, Objekte, Installationen derSammlung 09.03. 16.06. 2019 NEWS! 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