MATISSE,1941-1954,GRAND PALAIS, PARIS,“SECOND LIFE” 

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: The exhibition Matisse.1941-1954 at Grand Palais, Paris sheds light on the final years of Henri Matisse’s career. Claudine Grammont, exhibition’s curator, has realized a colossal work in bringing together more than 300 works between 1941 and 1954; paintings, drawings, cut-out gouaches, illustrated books, textiles, and stained glass, from Centre Pompidou collection and major …

NAN GOLDIN,THIS WILL NOT END WELL,Grand Palais, Paris

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: A Poetics of Intimacy, Rupture and Survival Few artists have altered the visual language of intimacy as profound as Nan Goldin. In her latest exhibition, This Will Not End Well, Goldin does more than revisit the emotional territory that made her seminal work, The Ballad of Sexual Dependency, a landmark: she deepens it, …

OTOBONG NKANGA, I DREAMT OF YOU IN COLORS, MCBA LAUSANNE

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: The must-see exhibition I Dreamt of You in Colors by Otobong Nkanga opened to the public last week at MCBA Lausanne. Rather than a conventional retrospective, the exhibition is presented as a living ecosystem of forms, histories, and materials. Conceived in close collaboration with the artist Otobong Nkanga, the …

NILBAR GURES, VENICE BEINNALE 2026, TURKIYE PAVILION, GOZLERINIZDEN OPERIM (A KISS ON THE EYES)

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: Nazlı Kok Akbas: Hello Nilbar Gures, I’d love to interview you, Nazli Kok Art Reports, Geneva, Switzerland Best regards NILBAR GURES: Hello, Where will it be published? Best regards NKA:  Hello I was really pleased that you replied to my message.  Thank you so much indeed…. It …

MAMCO x GPS x BAINS DES PAQUIS DAIL-A-POEM SWITZERLAND

🔊 Listen to this article REACTIVATING JOHN GIORNO: THE POLITICS OF LISTENING At the moment when contemporary art is increasingly mediated by screens, speed, and spectacle, the revival of Dial-a-Poem at MAMCO Geneva, feels both disarmingly simple and conceptually urgent. Originally conceived in 1968 by John Giorno, the project proposed a radical gesture: to make …

MARC BAUER, Fear Rage Desire, Still Standing, KUNSTMUSEUM Basel

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: At Kunstmuseum Basel, Swiss Artist Marc Bauer presents Fear Rage Desire, Still Standing, a powerful exhibition that connects queer history with the emotional urgency of the present. Through monumental charcoal wall drawings, layered narratives, and raw expressive imagery, Bauer explores how identities are shaped by fear, resistance, and resilience. The works unfold …

CEZANNE,THE BEYELER FOUNDATION,THE ARCHITECTURE OF PERCEPTION

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: There are exhibitions that celebrate a master, and there are exhibitions that quietly reorganize our perception and understanding of art history. The current exhibition at The Beyeler, Foundation, Basel, devoted to Paul Cezanne belongs to second category. In the luminous architecture of Riehen, Cezanne does not appear …

MAMCO (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art) GENEVA, A MUSEUM IN MOTION

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: While the MAMCO building in Geneva is closed for a major renovation -planned to last several years and modernize the space of the museum standards, the institution has launched a series of-site projects and exhibitions across Switzerland. Instead of pausing its program entirely, MAMCO is presenting parts of its collection …

LIFE IN FULL,OLD MASTERS AT KUNSTMUSEUM BERN

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: From the contemplative silence of medieval devotional panels to the sumptuous surface pleasure of Baroque portraiture and still life, the exhibition, LIFE IN FULL, OLD MASTERS FROM DUCCIO TO LIOTARD offers a rare and generous survey of six centuries of European painting drawn from the Kunstmuseum Bern’s rich holdings. Curated …

JOHN M.ARMLEDER, FOREVER YOUNG!

🔊 Listen to this article Share this article: THE MUSEUM RE-OBSERVED; For the sixth time, the MAH Geneva has entrusted its collections to an artist through its Carte Blanche program, an initiative that invites a singular artist vision to re-interpret the museum from within. Conceived by Museum’s director as a space of radical openness, the Carte Blanche is not …