Revolt Against the Sun!
Sneaked into the graduation exhibition “Revolt Against the Sun!” at Kunsthaus Baselland, the show exists as a “Show within the show” (a term the exhibition text itself questions), appropriating the exhibition’s title for its own project. This doubling of the title underscores the simultaneous inseparability and impossibility of distinguishing the two shows as distinct entities. […]
Osso
Don’t explain, expose yourself your refusal your irreducible drift the failure of all language. I leave you these walls as blank pages. A handful of words offered to disappearance. When they are painted over, no trace of you will remain. These words are nothing more than an accident, ruins to be restored, a contagion to […]
thereafter
In his exhibition “thereafter,” Ian Waelder for the first time connects the façade, atrium, and arcade of the Kestner Gesellschaft into a spatial narrative between inside and outside, past and present. His works explore the limits of memory: familial traces, biographical breaks, everyday remnants—not as evidence, but as fragile carriers of a history that defies […]
KUNSKAP ÄR MAKT
KUNSKAP ÄR MAKT is a site-specific film installation set that brings to life the haunted remnants of a former carpentry classroom in a rural Swedish barn. It recreates a fictional student rebellion against a pedagogical system that enforces discipline and knowledge through ritualistic punishment. Drawing from the real historical use of the barn, local ghost […]
Im Werden
The exhibition Im Werden (In Process) presents two kinetic installations by Janik Valler and Carmine lacolare, each revealing a stage from lacolare’s atelier practice. Actions usually carried out by hand are here executed by automated systems. One installation gently lowers a cowhide into a dye bath, the other coats a deer jaw in liquid rubber. […]
In the Underbelly of a Kernel
Rooted in lens-based media, Eve Tagny’s multidisciplinary practice interlaces performance, writing, and research into spatial installations that reflect narratives of sorrow, resilience, and fortitude. She reads landscapes as witnesses of individual and collective disruptions, yet reveals their concealed potential for remembrance and regeneration. Drawn to the materials, forms, and cycles of nature, Tagny’s work questions […]
tides and traces
In collaboration with Office Impart, Studio Hanniball presents tides and traces with Henri Haake and Seungjun Lee. Two artistic positions meet, each approaching the fleeting nature of memories and moments from different perspectives – Haake as the gallery’s position through Office Impart, Lee as an independent curatorial invitation by Studio Hanniball. The exhibition is dedicated […]
Live Laugh Labour
Anna Raczyńska Live Laugh Labour A few years ago, the motivational slogan “Live Laugh Love” (the word order can be changed, if desired) circulated widely in various countries. Interestingly, like other similar slogans, this one also had an effect that was the opposite of its probable intentions: the message was trivialised by repetition, to the […]
Peter Bilder
We’re pleased to present “Peter Bilder”, a solo exhibition of new works by Oscar Enberg (b. 1988 in Christchurch, New Zealand). This is the artist’s first exhibition with the gallery.
Les fondations mouvantes
The exhibition draws inspiration from flawed, shattered utopias and impossible desires – grand dreams of space conquest, colonisation of Mars, or new spaces for artistic creation. Infused with science fiction narratives, it offers a form of archaeology of the future and tells us that we still believe in the power of fiction over reality, in […]