Thun – Kunstmuseum Thun presents its exhibiton program for 2023.
October 12, 2022–January 22, 2023
The Mosaic Rooms is hosting Marwa Arsanios' first solo show in London that is open to the public and explores her interdisciplinary work. The exhibition examines the effects of urbanism, capitalism, and ecological brutality. The vast projects of Arsanios look for alternative means of practicing a more peaceful relationship with…
June 10–September 25, 2022
FILMZ evening of anticipation: August 24, 6pm
Artist talk, “Making the unvisible visible”: September 14, 7pm, with Oliver Ressler and Stefanie Böttcher, Director, Kunsthalle Mainz
The homosphere, which is essentially our airspace, is where humans function. The atmosphere's composition is rather consistent in this region, which is the part of the atmosphere that is closest to…
June 6–October 2, 2022
This exhibit draws attention to tales that are rooted in the local environment. The artworks in this exhibition emphasize history-making as a site-specific activity through engaging with storytelling techniques unique to a certain location. The third and last installment of the I Am Land exhibition series, which examines how artists take on…
July 2–August 28, 2022
Four southerly rivers emerged near the Himalayan border, where the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates collide. Each river passed through plateaus, mountains, plains, valleys, and deltas. Before finally merging into the Indian and Pacific Oceans, they traverse numerous geographic regions as both the center and the perimeter. These four rivers are the…
July 5–9, 2022
Guest program curated by Sara Raza (curator, writer, US) and Andris Brinkmanis (art critic and curator, Italy, Latvia).
Public program
"The Panoptic Garden," a one-week intensive public program focused on transcultural issues connecting to the garden as a discursive place via the perspective of utopia, heterotopia, and dystopia, is coordinated by Sara Raza, NYU ITP,…
July 10–November 6, 2022
Opening: July 9, 5–7pm
The theme of the group show Lines of Flight is mobility across geographical and political boundaries. The pieces on display challenge ideas about native and non-native species, climate change, and voluntary and involuntary migrations by fusing natural and anthropogenic processes. The exhibition suggests a sequence of contacts between plants,…
June 2–September 10, 2022
Including contributions by: Kader Attia, Kim Beom, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Mahatma Gandhi, Mona Hatoum, Partition Museum, Sir Roger Penrose, Paul Pfeiffer, Vilayanur Ramachandran, Mykola Ridnyi, Roger Shepard, Homai Vyarawalla, Alexa Wright, Zarina
John Hansard Gallery, part of the University of Southampton, is pleased to present Tangled Hierarchy, an exhibition that centres on a collection…
May 26–September 4, 2022
Opening celebration: June 4, 5–7pm
For the exhibition The Blessings of the Mystery artists Carolina Caycedo and David de Rozas present a newly commissioned film and series of installations rooted in West Texas. The project crystallizes the artists’ research into the connections and tensions between the cultural, scientific, industrial, and sociopolitical forces across locations like the…