3 – 24 April

FloweRescue Garden – Maria Rosa MDauteuil

Free

The WRP Foundation is hosting artist Maria Rosa MDauteuil for her first solo exhibition in Geneva. Titled “Le Jardin FloweRescue,” the show combines reimagined floral creations with architecture, emphasizing current environmental issues. The installation features 23,100 small wooden squares distributed across the ceiling, walls, and floor, engaging visitors to interact with the work and consider the harmony between art, nature, and architecture. Originally from Quebec and now based in Finland, Maria Rosa employs an eco-conscious approach, turning natural elements into poetic and sustainable artworks.

Rue Argand 3,
1201 Geneva

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Photo Credit: Mez Photographie – Maria Rosa MDauteuil

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Art & Exhibits

Musée de Carouge

Class photos are a true social ritual and remain one of the few printed images that today’s children still get to keep and reflect on. Alongside early writing works and creative activities, the class photo becomes a valuable record of a school journey. Often signed by classmates on the back, it is a cherished memento for some, though disliked by others.

This exhibition explores the evolution of class photos in Carouge, from the early 20th century to its end, highlighting significant changes—shifting from stiff poses to more relaxed, humorous, and playful expressions.

Guided tours, lectures and workshops will be part of this exhibition.

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Art & Exhibits

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Ilaria Sagaria: Chrysalides

Art & Exhibits

MEA

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28 January – 19 April

Marie de Villepin: Le jardin retrouvé

Art & Exhibits

Espace Muraille

Marie de Villepin presents “Le jardin retrouvé,” an exhibition that delves into memory and resilience through works symbolizing an almost vanished yet enduring garden. Each painting seeks to restore memories and reconcile with a fragmented past, highlighting the struggle against forgetting. The artist transforms ruins into testimonies of humanity, emphasizing the rebirth of a world in constant flux.

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13 March – 1 May

Françoise Pétrovitch: Se fier aux apparences

Art & Exhibits

Wilde

For the first time, renowned French artist Françoise Pétrovitch presents her work at Wilde Gallery. Known for her dreamlike yet unsettling imagery, Pétrovitch explores themes of transition, intimacy, and ambiguity through painting, drawing, and sculpture. Her fluid, delicate forms blur the lines between childhood and adulthood, innocence and darkness, inviting viewers into a world both familiar and mysterious.

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1 February – 26 April

Shades of Light: Chinese Contemporary Masters

Art & Exhibits

CKS Gallery

CKS Gallery presents Shades of Light, an exhibition bringing together works by leading contemporary Chinese artists who explore themes of materiality, perception, and abstraction. Through a range of media and approaches, the exhibition offers a reflective perspective on contemporary artistic practices, aligning with the gallery’s ongoing interest in abstraction and formal exploration.

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