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März 2020 Fr. 10.– /€ 8.– März 2020 Fr. 10.– /€ 8.– 3/ 20 20 *Aargauer Kunsthaus Denise Bertschi 25.1.–26.4.2020 Manor Kunstpreis 2020 AargauerplatzCH–5001 Aarau Di–So10–17UhrDo10–20Uhr www.aargauerkunsthaus.ch Sammlung Werner Coninx Eine Rundschau CARAVAN1/2020: DeniseBertschi,Haunting Home,2019 Naturama, Aarau ©Denise Bertschi Dominic Michel FOKUS 24 Olafur Eliasson — Symbiotic Seeing, sehen und gesehen werden. Philip Ursprung 32 Denise Bertschi — Nope, No Names. Giulia Bernardi 40 Kunst und Bau — Demontierte Rosen, aus den Fugen springende Steine… Oliver Kielmayer 46 Marlene McCarty — Ausbrechen aus einem fremden Herrschaftssystem. Valeska Marina Stach 54 Atlas. Cartographie du don — Un atlas sans index du temps. Sylvain Menétrey 58 Agenzia X/Moicana — Mappature controculturali. Regaida Comensoli 60 ruangrupa — Neue Spieler für die documenta 15. Dominique von Burg HINWEISE 63 Curator’s Choice — Digitale Kunst / Simon Weckert, Google Maps Hack, 2020 64 Curator’s Choice — Grüezi / Basel — Hans Schärer / Basel — Making Fashion Sense 66 Basel — Max Sulzbachner / Berlin — Berlin Allesandersplatz 68 Bern — Alles zerfällt 69 Emmenbrücke — Agnes Barmettler / Friedrichshafen — Wege in die Abstraktion 70 Glarus — Des Gletschers Kern / Karlsruhe — Hans Baldung Grien 72 Luzern — Barbara Gwerder / Luzern — Serge Brignoni 74 Mailand — Marc Bauer / Mouans-Sartoux — Gérard Traquandi 75 Nairs — Wenn Pflanzen sprechen lernen 76 Paris — Nina Childress / Pfäffikon — abhängig? 78 St. Gallen — Iman Issa / Winterthur — Marcel Rickli 80 Winterthur — Walead Beshty / Zürich — Klaudia Schifferle 82 Zürich — La métamorphose de l’art imprimé / Zürich — Peter Hujar & Paul Thek 84 Zürich — Striking Moments In Photojournalism 1932–1989 85 Zürich — Yves Netzhammer/Gramazio Kohler BESPRECHUNGEN 86 Baden — Touch Me I’m Sick — Kunst blickt auf Krankheit 88 Basel — Sonja Feldmeier — The Peepul Tree 90 Basel — Circular Flow — Gedrosselte Dringlichkeit 92 Basel — Christoph Oertli — Sensing Bodies 94 Bern — Christian Indermühle — Fotografie als physisches Abenteuer 96 Freiburg — Dorota Gawęda und Eglė Kulbokaitė — Un Chien andalou 98 Freiburg — Ketty La Rocca — Dal momento in cui… 100 Lens/VS — Zeitgenössische Kunst der Aborigines — Zwischen immer und jetzt 102 St. Gallen — La fine ligne — Die Linie als Ding und Metapher 104 Winterthur — Ian Willms — Bis die Sonne untergeht 106 Zuoz — Absolutely Tschudi — Tierisch und beständig 108 Zürich — Valentin Carron — eröffnet die neue Galerie von Eva Presenhuber 110 Zürich — EberliMantel — Mittendrin 112 Zürich — Florence Jung — Kopfkino, verquickt mit Fragen des Kunstbetriebs NOTIERT 114 KUNSTRÄUME / NAMEN / PREISE / AUSSCHREIBUNGEN / DIES UND DAS / BÜCHER 128 AGENDA 167 IMPRESSUM, MEDIADATEN, RÄTSEL 1 29 .2 .– 2.8. 2020 Carl Spitzweg, Der arme Poet, 1838, Privatbesitz Editorial — Symbiose statt Konkurrenz Wabernder Nebel, schimmerndes Plankton, prismatische Licht- kegel – mal wirken die Erscheinungen im Kunsthaus vertraut, mal fremd. Wir bewegen uns durch dunkle Räume, wähnen uns in einer Camera obscura,starren auf einen himmelwärts sprudelnden Was- serstrahl oder durch eine wandfüllende Struktur von Glaslinsen,bis wir merken, dass wir von der Gegenseite ebenfalls beäugt werden. Im Rahmen der Pressekonferenz erzählt Olafur Eliasson in sei- nem weichen, nordisch gefärbten Deutsch, dass er als Kind jeweils von Dänemark nach Island in die Ferien gefahren sei: «Damals gab es noch eine klare Trennung. Hier, in Island, ist Natur, und dort, wo wir herkommen, ist Stadt, ist Kultur.» Heute gibt es diese Zwei- teilung nicht mehr, der Mensch hat weite Bereiche der Natur zum Verschwinden gebracht. Was kann die Kunst, was können wir dem darwinschen Gesetz «Survival of the fittest» entgegensetzen? Olafur Eliassons Strategie erschliesst sich erst im steten Spiel von Ver- und Entzauberung, von Wahrnehmen und Wissen. Raum um Raum führt er uns Phänomene und Gesetzmässigkeiten der Natur vor Augen: Bleiben wir beispielsweise unter der atmosphä- rischen Nebeldecke stehen, bildet unsere Körperwärme immer heftigere Wolkenwirbel, bis sich ein Loch aufreisst und wir in die darüberliegende Deckenkonstruktion blicken. Im letzten Saal ka- tapultiert er uns ganz ins Hier und Jetzt. Die riesigen Fenster bieten freie Sicht auf den Heimplatz. Die Blickwechsel sind programma- tisch. ‹Symbiotic seeing› nennt er das – Symbiose statt Konkur- renz. Es geht ihm um eine Sensibilisierung des Blicks für die Welt als Organismus, als sym-bio-tische Lebensgemeinschaft, die wir ebenso prägen wie sie uns. Sensibilisierung führt zu Aktivierung. Was mehr können wir von Kunst erwarten? Claudia Jolles Olafur Eliasson · Symbiotic seeing, 2020 · Laser (cyan, gelb), Nebelmaschine, Lüftungsanlage, Roboter- arm, Cello, Masse variabel, Sound: Hildur Gudnardottir, Installationsansicht: Kunsthaus Zürich, Courtesy neugerriemschneider, Berlin; Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, NY/ Los Angeles. Foto: Franca Candrian 3 K Z OTTILIA U Ü GIACOMETTI tz si N R be at iv Pr , cm S 60 I 3 65 nd, wa T in C Le auf Öl 3, 191 H , H sa ro kunst ie ns haus.ch Pe i, A tt me co Gia nni U va S Gio EIN PORTRÄT 7. 2.–3.5.20 OLIVIERMOSSET Gagosian Geneva 29.02. 21.06. 2020 MARION BARUCH RETROSPEKTIVE — INNENAUSSENINNEN Marion Baruch, Blauwald, 2016, Grösse variabel, Detail, Courtesy the artist and Galerie Urs Meile, Beijing-Lucerne, Foto: Noah Stolz INSIDE – GABRIELA LÖFFEL 29.2 – 26.4.2020 CENTRE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN YVERDON-LES-BAINS CENTRE-ART-YVERDON.CH CENTRE POMPADOUR neofeminist laboratory & creative residency www.centrepompadour.com DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS 14/04/2020 16. Februar bis 24. Mai 2020 Kunsthaus Zug Dorfstrasse 27, 6301 Zug | www.kunsthauszug.ch Di bis Fr 12.00 –18.00 | Sa undSo 10.00 –17.00 ch ri Zü is, ProLitter 2019, © g, Zu nsthaus Ku 1958, Rose, Emerald mann, Selig rt Ku Fantastisch Surreal Die Sammlung — Breton Duchamp Kiesler Surrealistische Räume 1947 In Zusammenarbeit mit dem YARAT Potential Contemporary Art Space, Baku Worlds 1 : Monira Al Qadiri, Maria Thereza Alves, Alberto Baraya, Ursula Biemann, Carolina Caycedo, Cooking Sections, Mark Dion, Mishka Henner, Reena Planetary Saini Kallat, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Jakob Kudsk Steensen, Almagul Menlibayeva, Katja Novitskova, Tabita Rezaire, Zina Saro-Wiwa, Himali Singh Soin Memories 07.03 – 31.05 2020 In Zusammenarbeit mit dem YARAT Potential Contemporary Art Space, Baku Worlds 2 : Korakrit Arunanondchai, Anca Benera & Arnold Estefán, Dora Budor, Burton Nitta (Michael Burton & Michiko Nitta), Cao Fei, Julian Charrière, Carl Cheng, Jimmie Durham, Peter Fend, Tue Greenfort, Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige, Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison, Louis Henderson, Mary Maggic, Mileece, MOON Kyungwon & JEON Joonho, Adrián Villar Rojas, Pinar Yoldas, Zheng Bo Eco- Fictions 13.06 – 04.10 2020 Mit Arbeiten aus der Sammlung des Migros YAEL DAVIDS Museum für Gegenwartskunst und des. Van Abbemuseum sowie von Yael Davids In Zusammenarbeit mit dem A Daily Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven Practice – One Is Always a Plural 17.10 2020 – 31.01 2021 Limmatstrasse 270 CH–8005 Zürich migrosmuseum.ch migros-kulturprozent.ch EINE INSTITUTION DES MIGROS-KULTURPROZENT Museum Langmatt Stiftung Langmatt Sidney und Jenny Brown Römerstrasse 30, CH-5401 Baden langmatt.ch 1.3. – hes gisc Ma g Venedi a Senn 16.8.20 Sandr 8.20 1.3.–16. er ch HERZ Bu 30 Jahre Museum Langmatt rbieri Ba n: ig Des KAMMER ; Li e Le : to Fo ) tt MARC ELSENER hni sc us (A KLODIN ERB cm 25 × 23.Februar–5.April 2020 26 lz, Ho f Zeit für Gespräche: Sonntag, 8.März, 13 – 17 Uhr au Anna Ninck, Kunstvermittlerin, beantwortet spontane Fragen oder führt durch die Ausstellung Öl 0, C 202 LP Artist Talk: Sonntag, 22.März, 15 Uhr , gs k: in Gespräch in der Ausstellung mit Marc Elsener, Klodin Erb und Sarah Merten uc an Dr n; Me ge ed in rg nl Fo re , er Wü sen n/ El de rc Galerie im Gluri Suter Huus Ba n, Ma Bifangstrasse 1, 5430 Wettingen f. g: wb un www.glurisuterhuus.ch : ld fik Mi–Sa 15 –18 Uhr, So 11 –17 Uhr bi Gra Ab SIOBHÁN HAPASKA 8.2.– 21.6.2020 Anna-Sabina Zürrer Apokope 23. Februar – 26. April 2020 Schönbodenstrasse 1 8640 Rapperswil-Jona kunstzeughaus.ch David Joris (?) / Kölnischer Meister Caritas (Detail), um 1525/50, Historisches Museum Basel © HMB, Foto N. Jansen 7. März bis 7. Juni 2020, Ganzes Parterre GENIVS LOCI SALODORENSIS Kunst aus und für Solothurn www.kunstmuseum-so.ch Dienstag bis Freitag, 11–17 Uhr Samstag und Sonntag, 10–17 Uhr Brigitte Kowanz ch v. ti uk 6.2.– tr ns ko 10.5.2020 us ha Caroline Bachmann Jan Vorisek 58 av. J.-C. Collapse Poem 15.03.–24.05.2020 15.03.–24.05.2020 Kunsthaus Glarus www.kunsthausglarus.ch 07.02. Lir ving Colour 10.05.20 ne as Kr e Le Zürich A, -ISE SIK © tiftung -S Dübi-Müller Solothurn, nstmuseum Ku 2, 90 -1 01 19 (Detail), Goldfische , Klimt Gustav Hautnah. 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