One exhibition, two museums!

For modern man, experiencing certain scenarios often turns out to be an effective way of opening up new perspectives on ourselves and the world around us. Bearing this in mind, the exhibition There Will Come Soft Rains tests a particular experiential context by initiating a fictitious journey through time. To this end, a group of international artists remove themselves to the year 2318, where they find themselves in a new kind of world, one without the human species.

The Vorticidad project investigates the social and poetic impact of the visual arts within a field research project in Mexico. It is focused on collective and performative works. The research group consists of young art historians and curators who proactively explore artistic as well as curatorial projects that exist outside the traditional institutional framework of the museum and reactively affect historical, socio-cultural or environmental actualities. In doing so, the artists develop poetic proposals that move at the border between the rational and the utopian.

With Let's invent a language to narrate my story, the art-werk association presents a double exhibition that deals with narration in contemporary art from the point of view of the artist and the viewer. In line with the desire to promote cultural exchange between Switzerland's two largest language regions, the exhibition Let's invent a language to narrate my story will showcase six artists from French-speaking Switzerland in the office building in Zurich and six German-speaking swiss artists in the art space andata.ritorno in Geneva.