Thursday 8 October, 18:00

Oh! MAHself!

Presented as a convivial evening-format encounter, Oh! MAHself! brings together artworks and short proposals in a speed‑dating rhythm. The event foregrounds artistic experimentation and modes of encounter, prompting fresh perceptions through brief, concentrated interactions with works.
Varied formats and curatorial propositions are showcased, and the programme reflects cross-disciplinary exchange and collaborative practice. In partnership with the Fête du Théâtre, the evening reveals how fleeting encounters can amplify narratives, provoke questions, and reframe audience–art relations.

Rue Charles-GALLAND 2,
1206 Genève
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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