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DOUBLE TAKE – LAST TANGO / Independent art space
Opening: 24.08.18 I 16:00 until late
Performance by Gregory Hari at 19:00

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Phenomenon (3), Biennial of Contemporary Art, Anafi, Greece

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Nov 22, 2018

Phenomenon (3), Biennial of Contemporary Art, Anafi, Greece

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Aug 21, 2018

DOUBLE TAKE

Opening: 24.08.18 I 16:00 until late
Performance by Gregory Hari at 19:00
Curated by Linda Jensen & Arianna Gellini

Last Tango is pleased to announce its grand re-opening in new buildings at Gasometerstrasse 30/32 on August 24th, 2018. For its first exhibition Last Tango is steering away from its usual program of two-person exhibitions and is presenting a multi-generational group show including works by Swiss and international artists. With a total of six separate spaces, each space contains paired works by two artists.

Chérif & Silvie Defraoui / Manon Wertenbroek
Jason Dodge / Bruno Jakob
Per Kirkeby / Katja Schenker
Vittorio Santoro / Simon Starling
Gregory Hari / Samson Young
Michael Etzensperger / Christoph Hefti

Fluid in its approach the exhibition Double Take features thematic juxtapositions, continuities and ruptures with many works pertaining to the potential of the misidentified, misheard and the ambiguous space of the inexpressible. The exhibition explores subjects such as the limitations of language, the act of muting, subjectivity, immateriality, montage and hybridity, the process of sedimentation as well as historical memory. A double take is a moment oftentimes depicted in cartoons when a character glances at something without much reaction, turns away, and then, in a moment of realization, snaps their head around with a big expression.

After five months of renovation the former garage, bicycle workshop and illegal club has been made exhibition ready. Curators Linda Jensen and Arianna Gellini will develop an exhibition programme of one year and a half until the fixed leasehold ends.

Le Foyer – In Process talk with Silvie Defraoui I 25.08.18 at 17:00
Also open for the Season Opening on 31.08.18 from 18:00

LAST TANGO / Independent Art Space
Gasometerstrasse 30
CH-8005 Zürich

8-11 March 2018

Feb 27, 2018

Counter Space at NADA New York (group)
cur. by Angelo Romano and Xavier Fischer
Skylight Clarkson Sq
550 Washington Street, NY
Vip-Preview by Invitation, Thursday, 8th of March, 10am–2pm
with my real-time activity : Mapping/Erasing (Text on Bildboard) (2018)
performed three times a day during the fair.

23 Nov.–5 Jan 2018

Nov 14, 2017

„Wandering“ (group)
Cur. Gregory Lang
Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art, Lisbon

Wanderings

Opening 23 November | 10 pm
Curator: Gregory Lang

‘‘Wanderings’ gathers a selection of artworks that reveal urban moments and snapshots through the artist’s lens. The exhibition echoes the creative process where walking and looking without searching makes space for the unexpected.

The works capture the details and resonance that shape a city like transient memories perceived through light, air, sound and texture. The show proposes a nonlinear, cinematic experience to invite personal meanderings, observations, and dialogues within the gallery.’

Gregory Lang

 

26 sept. 2017 – 28 jan. 2018

Sep 26, 2017

UNE PORTE DOIT ÊTRE OUVERTE OU NON FERMÉE
part of Prix Marcel Duchamp 2017
Centre Pompidou, Paris

Prix Marcel du Champ
Jounal
THE FLAG 10: HOW SOMEONE BECOMES SOMEONE WHO SPEAKS OF THE IMAGINARY?
Guillotine

 

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21 sept 2017- 21 jan 2018

Sep 25, 2017

Group exhibition “The Show Must Go On-Works from the contemporary art collection”,
at the Kunstmuseum Bern,
on 21 Sept. 2017, 6.30-9pm
Cur. Kathleen Bühler

with works by John M. Armleder, Pavel Büchler, Leidy Churchman, Klodin Erb, Dora García, Franz Gertsch, Manon, Claes Oldenburg, Julian Opie, Anne-Julie Raccoursier, Dieter Roth, Vittorio Santoro, Denis Savary, Shimabuku, Kimsooja, Sam Taylor-Johnson, Silvie Zürcher

Taking this aspect as its lens, the exhibition has put together photographs, videos, objects, paintings, and installations that address theater, film, performance, role play, staging and production. The exhibition is not only presenting documentation from performances but also the props and objects featured in them. It is likewise showing installations with texts and sound as well as strongly spatial, monumental paintings. These works engage with the multifaceted ways in which performativity has manifested itself in art objects and incite the public to perform too.