The Association of Sculptors of Geneva (ASdG) invites you to explore a diverse range of artworks at Stagni Park. From monumental pieces to intimate creations, this exhibition showcases the personal journeys of ASdG artists. On weekends, some artists will be available to engage with visitors.
A photographic installation in Parc des Bastions celebrates the dramatic relocation of animals from the Natural History Museum in Bastions to Malagnou in 1965. Organized by the Museum and the Geneva Library, this exhibition provides a deep dive into the Museum’s former home, showcasing images of the transfer of various specimens.
Myriam Koné’s exhibition delves into the layers of human experience, with a focus on motherhood and cultural identity. Through a series of self-portraits crafted with materials like wood, goat skin, and cotton, she weaves a singular narrative. Works such as “Skin Envelopes” and “Layers of Life” explore the intricate nature of motherhood and identity, celebrating the beauty of scars and memories.
Alfredo Aceto’s solo exhibition “Amusia” delves into themes of trauma, identity, and the body through drawings, sculptures, and photographs, drawing inspiration from sociology and gender studies. The Campanula series features fragmented sculptures and bells, exploring concepts of power, perception, and resistance.
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.
The Galerie du Boléro is spotlighting five iconic painters from Geneva’s 20th-century art scene: Emile Chambon, Albert Chavaz, Albert J. di Decarli, Henry Roulet, and Jean Beyeler. This exhibition pays tribute to their friendship and distinctive creativity, while also bringing to life memories of their era. Alongside the exhibition, events such as a classical concert and a guided tour are planned to enhance the visitor experience. It’s a unique opportunity to rediscover these artists and their vibrant, timeless legacy.
Lovay Fine Arts is hosting the first solo exhibition in Europe of American artist Dorothy Hood, featuring a collection of her paintings and drawings created in Switzerland during the 1970s.
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