MURS | murs - Exposition de Jacques Kaufmann
du 16 mai au 10 novembre 2019
Avec Jacques Kaufmann (France / Suisse, 1954) et ses MUR l murs, c’est la
première occasion pour le Musée Ariana de se déployer dans le parc. Le
plasticien et céramiste développe depuis plus de vingt ans, à travers le
monde, des installations architecturales et...
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Pierres volées - Exposition Philippe Barde
du 2 mai au 15 juin 2019
Expostion dans le cadre d'Art en Vieille Ville (AVV)
Il y a plus de 20 ans, je moulais déjà des pierres. Je réfléchissais,
alors, au sens de la technique et à la perception des formes. Si je reprends
l’archétype de la pierre en 2017, c’est pour aller encore plus...
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Gustave Revilliod (1817-1890), un homme ouvert au monde
du 2 novembre 2018 au 2 juin 2018
Collectionneur avisé, voyageur infatigable, homme de lettres et philanthrope
éclairé, le Genevois Gustave Revilliod, né dans la cité de Calvin en 1817
et décédé au Caire en 1890, est un homme qui sort de l’ordinaire.
L’œuvre majeure de sa vie est sans doute le...
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Témoignage -
Irina Razumovskaya
My time at the Bruckner Foundation was an exceptional experience that happened at the perfect time for me. I am sure, like me, every artist in a modern-day life can find themselves overwhelmed with the daily routines, usual studio practices, it can dull the creativity. For this reason my residency at te Bruckner Foundation was like a breath of fresh air: beautiful new studio, fantastic people, new materials, no pressure, freedom of creation and experimentation. I finally had time to focus fully on my practice, try various material experiments without the pressure of creating final objects, gather my thoughts and think of new projects.
As well as that it was an amazing opportunity to finish my large-scale installation for the Faenza Prize, as I was nominated to exhibit there: it was wonderful to have enough studio space and wonderful kilns and equipment to do so.
I think overall this residencie's huge advantage is that it is very flexible: one can focus on a new projects, as sometimes it is hard to start something new in one's usual environment; or finalize something that has begun prior to the residency, or anything else an artist wants it to be. It is very a special opportunity.
