Implications of the Mega-Bank Merger on Museum Sponsorships and Art Collections
![[1] Claire Fontaine, Untitled (Someone is getting rich.), 2012. Tecnolux No.9 Super Turquoise. © James Thornhill. Courtesy Claire Fontaine and Galerie Neu, Berlin. [2] Vanessa Safavi, Inside Out, 2016. Silicone, frame. Courtesy the artist and ChertLüdde, Berlin. [3] Exhibition views, 2021. © Michal Florence Schorro. Courtesy KRONE COURONNE. [4] Céline Ducrot, (details), acrylic ink on wood, 2022. Courtesy the artist.](https://i0.wp.com/dailyart.news/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/krone_couronne.gif?resize=1280%2C616&ssl=1)
The fall schedule for 2022 has been released by contemporary art center KRONE COURONNE.
May 29–August 21, 2022
Opening: May 28, 6–10pm
With her sculptures and objects Daphne Ahlers draws on elements and symbols of apparently firmly anchored patriarchal images and discourses and then takes these into alternative forms of expression. Her ideas and formal solutions alike address a space of thinking and action that separates the genders. Ahlers works with the concepts…
July 11–September 11, 2022
Application deadline: June 11
High up in the furka zone, next to the emblematic Hotel Furkablick, its former dépendance now remaining vacant.
Actually, soon to be an in:dépendance.
An independent space of mind. A place for care and maintenance. Distant from the usual ways of working, teaching, learning and being in the world. It’s a…
June 16–November 2, 2022
The European Graduate School, the preeminent global site for cross-disciplinary study and exchange, will be starting its 2022 session on June 16.
Study directly with the leaders in contemporary thought and a community of students from areas such as architecture, museum curation, psychoanalysis, literature, political activism, music, and film. Together we create a…