Bibliothèque d’art et d’archéologie is a specialist library affiliated with Geneva’s Musée d’art et d’histoire, housing extensive collections in art history, archaeology, museology and exhibition catalogues. It provides research support, access to rare books and archives, and resources for scholars, curators and the public, contributing to Geneva’s cultural and academic heritage.
Nino Vuarrier-Martinez-Zinalewski presents sixteen photographic works made in Geneva and Bern during protests for Palestine, the No G7 mobilisations and the feminist strike. Working in analog film, the artist embraces subjectivity over reportage, capturing fleeting sensations that are fixed onto photographic material. The images probe the politics of public assembly, questioning the right to demonstrate while reflecting on how ephemeral action becomes a lasting trace. Curated by Stéphanie Courtines, the series resonates with recent legal and civic debates about protest rights.
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