30 March – 23 April

Guided Tours – Chapter 2: 1975-79

The exhibition “Disruptions. Early Video Art in Europe” delves into the origins of video art in Switzerland and Europe during the 1970s. Divided into two chapters, it highlights how this medium revolutionized the visual arts, allowing for experimentation and innovation in performance, artistic installations, and television critiques. Featuring video works from the FMAC collection alongside European creations, it fosters a dialogue rich with influences and contrasts. Guides are available for insightful tours.

In French.

Chemin du 23-Août 5,
1205 Genève
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Photo Credit: Eurstandard

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