As part of the Jean Tinguely centenary exhibition, the MAH and Cinéma Spoutnik present a special screening of Un Rêve plus long que la nuit by Niki de Saint Phalle, attended by her granddaughter Bloum Cardenas. This newly restored 4K version of the 1976 feminist fairytale invites audiences to rediscover Saint Phalle’s vibrant world, resonating with the spirit of the works on view at the Musée Rath.
“Dancing with Ghosts” by Adriel Visoto delves into memory, presence, and the fleeting nature of time through paintings, drawings, and landscapes. The exhibition, characterized by a tension between presence and absence, features blurred figures and forms that suggest ephemeral yet enduring memories. Visoto’s meticulous technique crafts a subtle interplay between the visible and invisible, immersing viewers in a realm where external landscapes and internal memories merge.
The stained glass collections of the Musée Ariana are coming out of storage! When the museum was bequeathed to the City of Geneva in 1890, Gustave Revilliod had acquired 118 stained glass pieces. Today, the museum boasts over 400 pieces, spanning from the 12th to the 21st century. The fifth installment of the “The Ariana Unveils Its Reserves” series showcases an exceptional selection of this heritage.
The Xippas gallery in Geneva is showcasing “Sweet Dreams,” an exhibition dedicated to Yves Zurstrassen, a renowned self-taught Belgian artist celebrated for his vibrant works since the 1980s. His paintings blend lyrical gestures with architectural precision through a complex interplay of collages, additions, and erasures. The new series, inspired by the light of the Luberon region, features warm, vivid colors, embodying a space of freedom, joy, and poetic resistance.
The Barbier-Mueller Museum presents “Échos,” an exhibition where photographer Jean-Baptiste Huynh explores the museum’s works through his artistic lens. This sensitive and aesthetic approach encourages reflection on universal themes such as birth, life, aging, and death.
The Polomarco Gallery presents “Street Scripts,” its inaugural exhibition dedicated to urban art, featuring artists L’Atlas and Rafael Sliks. This visual dialogue delves into urban calligraphy transformed into sensory shapes and messages. L’Atlas, a Parisian trained in calligraphy in Morocco and Egypt, merges geometric abstraction with scriptural traditions to craft optical and enigmatic works. Rafael Sliks, hailing from São Paulo, blends graffiti and abstract style, inspired by urban chaos and nature, turning writing into a form of visual expression and escape.
The Galerie Renaissance hosts “Résonances Invisibles” an exhibition by Eilena Braye that delves into the unseen forces shaping human connections. Braye converts microscopic rhythms and hidden links into vibrant visual experiences inspired by biology. Her creative process blends intuition with experimentation, offering a poetic reflection on the subtle energies that bind us.
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