RESET. Museum. Collection. Future.
On the occasion of its 35th anniversary, Museum Haus Konstruktiv is pleased to show a spectacular collection exhibition. Under the title RESET, selected new additions are presented, together with outstanding collection pieces that have not been shown for some time. In the Spotlight section, these chosen artworks are supplemented by four relatively young Swiss artists鈥 newly produced works. On the basis of their positions, we demonstrate the direction in which our collection could be extended in the future.
The drive to keep addressing the in-house collection in depth, enhancing and shedding light on its various facets, is always present in the museum鈥檚 work, but has been further intensified by the pandemic. In the title RESET, we make reference to a concept from electronics, which describes returning a system to its defined initial state. With such a process in mind, we reflect on our core tasks in this show: collection, conservation and mediation of constructivist-concrete and conceptual art. Where did our collection begin? How does it come across at the moment? Where is it heading? And how is it linked to current issues and developments?
The result is an exhibition that encompasses painting, sculpture, installation and video, while also generating new conceptual spaces by drawing astonishing connecting lines: from the most recent acquisitions and donations, to older collection pieces by artists outside the Zurich Concretists鈥 innermost circle.
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On the occasion of its 35th anniversary, Museum Haus Konstruktiv is pleased to show a spectacular collection exhibition. Under the title RESET, selected new additions are presented, together with outstanding collection pieces that have not been shown for some time. In the Spotlight section, these chosen artworks are supplemented by four relatively young Swiss artists鈥 newly produced works. On the basis of their positions, we demonstrate the direction in which our collection could be extended in the future.
The drive to keep addressing the in-house collection in depth, enhancing and shedding light on its various facets, is always present in the museum鈥檚 work, but has been further intensified by the pandemic. In the title RESET, we make reference to a concept from electronics, which describes returning a system to its defined initial state. With such a process in mind, we reflect on our core tasks in this show: collection, conservation and mediation of constructivist-concrete and conceptual art. Where did our collection begin? How does it come across at the moment? Where is it heading? And how is it linked to current issues and developments?
The result is an exhibition that encompasses painting, sculpture, installation and video, while also generating new conceptual spaces by drawing astonishing connecting lines: from the most recent acquisitions and donations, to older collection pieces by artists outside the Zurich Concretists鈥 innermost circle.
Artists on show
- Andreas Brandt
- Anton Stankowski
- Arend Fuhrmann
- Arturo di Maria
- Beat Zoderer
- Carsten Nicolai
- Cassidy Toner
- Clare Goodwin
- Claudia Comte
- Cristina Spoerri
- Daniel Göttin
- Dominik Stauch
- Francisco Sierra
- Fritz Glarner
- Gido Wiederkehr
- Hans Hinterreiter
- Hans Jörg Glattfelder
- Heidi Künzler
- Jakob Bill
- Jan van Munster
- Jürg Stäuble
- Manfred Mohr
- Marcello Morandini
- Marguerite Hersberger
- Marina Apollonio
- Markus Weggenmann
- Michael S. Riedel
- Natalia Stachon
- Nedko Solakov
- Nelly Rudin
- Olivier Mosset
- Peter Somm
- Peter Struycken
- Renato Spagnoli
- Rita Ernst
- Romy Weber
- Sadie Murdoch
- Shizuko Yoshikawa
- Sophie Taeuber-Arp
- Sylvie Fleury
- Thomas Moor
- Ulla von Brandenburg
- Ulrich Elsener
- Willy Müller-Brittnau
- Zdenék Sykora
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