Programming: artgenève 2018
Each year, artgenève devotes a large area to non-commercial exhibitions, including private and public collections as well as curated shows.
The Estate Show. Anthony McCall, Vertical Works, 2017. Photo: Julien Gremaud
The Estate Show
The The Estate Show section presents in each edition a monumental installation of a historical artist.
Max Bill, Sculpture Park / 2018
The Living Room
Each year, artgenève invites exhibiting galleries to offer works for sale around a common theme for its section The Living Room, curated by Samuel Gross.
Alpine Dream / 2018
Private Collections
Ringier Collection / 2018
Giuseppe Penone, Luce e Ombra / 2018
Mark Leckey, Inflatable Felix / 2018
Martin Disler, works from a private collection / 2018
artgenève / Sculptures
artgenève/sculptures gives the opportunity to participating galleries as well as to private collections and institutions to exhibit sculptures in the city’s public space. In winter, the inauguration takes place during the fair and the sculptures are exhibited on the shores of the Lac Leman. In summer, they are installed in the Parc des Eaux-Vives. Exhibitions last for about 3 months.
Winter 2018:
Quai Wilson
Fabrice Gygi, Capsule debout, 2008, Art Bärtschi & Cie, Genève
Gonzalo Lebrija, Cubo Torcido, 2017, Galerie Laurent Godin, Paris
Carsten Höller, Giant Triple Mushroom, 2017, Galleria Continua, San Gimignano-Les Moulins-Bejing-La Habana
Antony Gormley, Big take, 2014, Galleria Continua, San Gimignano-Les Moulins-Bejing-La Habana
Louise Nevelson, Transparent Horizon, 1972-73, Pace Gallery, London-Paris-New York
Barry Flanagan, Large Monument, 1996, Grob Gallery, Genève
artgenève / Editions
artgenève tattoos, limited editions of 12 artists / 2013-2018
For the fifth consecutive year, two artists have been mandated by artgenève to create a motif, then reproduced in the format of a tattoo by TATTYOO with editions limited to 2000 copies.
