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The 30 Works of Art Contemporary Art Exhibition at STAMPA Galerie

A curated presentation showcasing diverse generations and artistic mediums from the gallery history since 1969.

This presentation brings together thirty distinct works by artists who have collaborated with STAMPA Galerie since its founding. Spanning multiple generations and cultural backgrounds, the selected pieces are intuitively arranged across three gallery rooms. Visitors can experience a wide spectrum of contemporary themes, painting, and mixed media that reflect the rich curatorial history and artistic program of the institution.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition presents 30 works by artists who have collaborated with STAMPA Galerie since its founding in 1969. The selection showcases a diverse range of generations, nationalities, and artistic media, arranged intuitively across the gallery's three rooms.

Curatorial context

As part of the KUNSTWERKE series, this exhibition features 30 distinct works selected from the gallery's long history. The collection brings together artists who have exhibited at STAMPA since its inception in 1969, highlighting the gallery's legacy through a wide spectrum of generations, cultural backgrounds, and mediums. The installation process was intentionally spontaneous and intuitive, with both the selection of pieces and their placement across the gallery's three rooms reflecting a fluid curatorial approach. By showcasing this variety, the exhibition aims to make the diversity of the gallery's program and the breadth of contemporary artistic themes and techniques both visible and experiential for visitors.

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The gallery is open to the public; please visit the STAMPA Galerie website for further information on visiting hours and location details.

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Venue
STAMPA Galerie
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Nov 28, 2023 – Jan 27, 2024
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition features works by Katja Aufleger, Silvia Buol, Miriam Cahn, Monika Dillier, Marlene Dumas, General Idea, Martina Gmür, Sabine Hertig, Dorothy Iannone, Daniela Keiser, Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky, Zilla Leutenegger, Guido Nussbaum, Roman Signer, Vivian Suter, and Rosemarie Trockel.
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