Nicolas Krupp Gallery Artists Featured in Contemporary Group Show at Museum zu Allerheiligen
Visitors interested in contemporary art exhibitions will find notable works by Nicolas Krupp Gallery artists featured in a major presentation at the Museum zu Allerheiligen in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Running through 6 September 2026, the comprehensive group exhibition titled Hoffnung als Krücke offers a thoughtful re-examination of the institution's contemporary art collection.
Exploring Hoffnung als Krücke in Schaffhausen
The exhibition brings together a diverse selection of newly acquired pieces alongside long-unseen holdings from the museum's vaults. Its conceptual foundation stems from Ulrich Meister’s drawing Ohne Titel (Stelzen), which depicts a pair of traditional stilts that evoke the imagery of crutches. This tension between playful levity and heavier undertones threads through the galleries, where works by contemporary figures—including Nicolas Krupp Gallery artists Silvia Bächli, Chloé Delarue, and Kaspar Müller—interact with selections from the broader art-historical collection.
Curated by Julian Denzler, Franziska Fellner, and Sarah Merten, the display encourages visitors to consider how various artistic pieces negotiate physical barriers, societal frameworks, and contemporary crises. Further details on the presentation can be found directly through the Museum zu Allerheiligen.
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