Thursday 26 June, 20:00

Meet the Artists of the Exhibition

Throughout the summer, casual meetups with artists from the Psot Netebras Xul exhibition are held at Bar Liaisons. Enjoy informal 30-minute discussions over drinks, free of charge and open to everyone without needing to register. Participating artists include Mai Thu Perret, Vidya Gastaldon, and Mathias Pfund.

While the MAMCO undergoes renovations, the museum offers exhibitions outside its usual location. “Psot Netebras Xul” kicks off this initiative in an unconventional industrial space reminiscent of SIP venues. This exhibition explores the Geneva art scene from the 1990s to the present, featuring works from the MAMCO collection alongside recent creations. Participating artists include Timothée Calame, Valentin Carron, Emilie Ding, Sylvie Fleury, among others.

Rue de l'Avenir 32,
1207 Genève
Photo Credit: mamco
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