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Creator of the world famous Nanas
To the Other End of Colors
Artists in the year 1933 to 1945
The cosmos of a virtuoso artist
Women artists of surrealism
Arrival of a comet
The icon of abstract painting
Painting Walls, Painting Worlds
The magician among artists
Stunning landscape painting
Art in the Weimar Republic
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Solitude, subjective feelings, ineffability, desire, a poetic approach to the world and our surroundings – these themes were typical for the Romantic...
A maltreated piglet runs into a pond before finding itself in a surreal underworld and encountering dogs in latex costumes. In the DOUBLE FEATURE with...
In her video work “A State in a State” Tekla Aslanishvili addresses the simultaneity of war, political upheaval, and economic factors. The artist...
In the Geneva Freeport complex alone there are said to be round 1.2 million works of art (including Nazi looted art). The artist of the upcoming...
The Jos Pleateau in Nigeria was famous for its tin mining during the time of British colonial rule. In her video work “Plateau,” Karimah Ashadu...
Yalda Afsah’s video work “SSRC” places the focus squarely on the relationship between humans and animals. For in the Secret Society Roller Club – also...
What if Roland Barthes had been a local tourist? In his new video piece “Sight Leak” (2022), Chinese artist Peng Zuqiang re-imagines the French...
Ominous, dark premonitions define the mood of Anja Kirschner’s video work “Unica” (2022). Or is it much more repressed memories of the past?...
The Brazilian artist Igor Vidor knows the effects of German arms deliveries from personal experience. In his video work “A Praga” (2020), he confronts...
How do we acquire language? In her filmic oeuvre Eva Giolo explores the acquired use of language with an explicitly feminine interpretation.
With his video work “Takbir”, artist Aziz Hazara spans the recent history of Afghanistan. Here, he focuses on the call “Allāhu Akbar” with its variety...
Philipp Gufler's video work “Lana Kaiser” is a tribute to the DSDS star Daniel Küblböck, but at the same time it offers a complex discourse on the...
"Forever young - no matter how!" - In her video work, Jovana Reisinger sends three perfectly styled young people in search of a fountain that promises...
In his video work "The Day I Stopped Kissing My Father," artist James Gregory Atkinson makes a black cock walk through the Adam Strohm Hall of the...
Artist Bani Abidi is dedicated to the dark absurdities of everyday life. In her video work "The Distance from Here" bureaucracy takes over and waiting...
Countless parts, robbed of their individuality, merge into a new whole — Thomas Bayrle’s video works are reminiscent of woven products that only take...
A film about filmmaking sounds a bit meta. But Kristina Kilian’s video work takes us on a ghostly journey through Godard’s Germany after the fall of...
Our highlight in spring 2023: The SCHIRN presents Niki de Saint Phalle in a comprehensive survey exhibition and shows the many facets of the famous...
Marc and Bella Chagall found a safe haven in New York when the National Socialists made life in Europe impossible for them. But what did the Chagalls'...
Marc Chagall spent seven long years in the USA. Traces of his stay can be seen all over New York – including a majestic lion's head, Papageno's...
Humorous, direct, interactive - and more: Until May 29, the SCHIRN is showing "A CAT IS NOT A DOG," a site-specific installation by Monster Chetwynd...
The upcoming exhibition WALK! presents an overview of contemporary art that intertwines walking with the challenges of our time.
Will Furtado is inspired by Franz Fanon’s “Black Skin, White Masks” and writes about how the book went on to influence intergenerational Black queer...
Women have been systematically excluded from art history for centuries. About the life and work of female artists in the time of Paula...
From walking in art, to "ART FOR NO ONE", to the major CHAGALL exhibition. The exhibition preview 2022
Motherhood has always been a taboo in art history. But why, actually? An interview with conceptual artist Hannah Cooke, who questions the systems,...
Artists have always captured the close relationship with their pets and staged the relationship between humans and animals. Our Top 10!
Lebensreform, freedom and rural idyll: Paula Modersohn-Becker was not the only one to live in one of the rural art colonies that sprang up throughout...
Kara Walker’s very personal introduction to her exhibition, which opens at the SCHIRN in October. With over 650 drawings, snippets, notes, fragments,...
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