Wilde is a contemporary art gallery with exhibition spaces in Basel and Geneva. This gallery’s Geneva venue spans 1000 square meters of exhibition space over two stories, where it hosts approximately six exhibitions yearly. With a 30-year legacy, Wilde has become a cornerstone in both the Swiss and international art scenes, curating a diverse program that showcases both established and emerging artists. The gallery also houses a bookshop and a restaurant.
British artist Cornelia Parker is renowned for transforming everyday objects through destruction and alteration, exploring the physical, cultural, and emotional life of materials. Her new exhibition Colour Problems at Wilde Gallery continues this exploration, presenting works that question material transformation, history, and perception while revealing the hidden potential in the ordinary.
Opening during the Nuit des Bains, Thursday 22 January, from 18:00
An exhibition of Ernest Pignon-Ernest presenting the artist’s rigorous figurative practice. Elected to the Académie des beaux-arts in 2021, Pignon-Ernest was a precursor of street art in the 1960s. His work combines technical mastery with ethical commitment, producing striking images and portraits. The presentation brings together pieces that address abortion, exclusion, AIDS and migration, and highlights his long-standing dialogue with poetry and social questions.
Visit organised by the Société de Lecture.
In French.
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