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Exhibitions

EXPO VISARTE NEUCHATEL

11.09. - 17.10.2021
GALERIE ARTEMIS - CORCELLES/NEUCHATEL

Catherine Aeschlimann, Dominique Grisoni, Maryse Guye-Veluzat, Wiktoria Guzelf, Madeleine Jaccard, Sami Koushyar, Valérie Losa, Marie-Claire Meier, Alina Mnatsakanian, Ahmad Motalaei, Carla Neis, Jocelyne Rickli, Anca Seel, Christine Supersaxo

Vernissage : samedi 11 septembre 2021 de 16h à 18h
avec allocution de Madame Azul Joliat, historienne de l’art

Exposition du 14 septembre au 17 octobre 2021
Finissage avec apéritif dimanche 17 octobre de 14h à 17h

Ouverture : mardi à vendredi 15h – 18h, samedi 14h - 17h ou sur rendez-vous
Précautions COVID-19 : distanciation, gel et masques à disposition

GALERIE ARTEMIS
Art contemporain
Rue de la Cure 2
(Place centrale du vieux bourg)
CH-2035 Corcelles/Neuchâtel
Tél. +41 32 731 12 63
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www.galerieartemis.ch
DU 29 MAI AU 31 DÉCEMBRE 2021, À LA MAISON DE L'ABSINTHE
Catherine Aeschlimann, Colette b., Kim Bachmann, Roger Frasse, Dominique Grisoni,
Laurent Guenat, Maryse Guye-Veluzat, Wiktoria Guzelf, Verena Hillaret, Claire Pagni,
Anouk Landry, Marie-Claire Meier, Jacques Minala, Alina Mnatsakanian, Carla Neis,
Geneviève Petermann, Joselyne Rickli, Christine Supersaxo, May-Lucy Süess

Grande rue 10, 2112 Môtiers, +41 (0)32 860 10 00
Ouverture : mardi - samedi 10h - 18h, dimanche 10h - 17h

Recent exhibitions

– Grand-Cachot-de-vent - "Trajectoire", 27.6 - 15.8.2021
Kim Backmann, Alina Mnatsakanian, Carolina Restrepo, Maricela Salas Rico, Thomas Hunziker

– MACT/CACT (Bellinzona) - Traces du souffle performance October 17, 2020
Traces de souffle (Traces of breath)
Alina Mnatsakanian + Barbara Minder
Improvised live drawing and music
photo Zoé Lavanchy

In this collaborative project in the form of improvised performance, Alina Mnatsakanian intervenes with drawings that she creates live on a tablet while Barbara Minder plays on her augmented instruments.

The drawings in progress are projected on the walls to create ephemeral audio-visual atmospheres for the viewer.

Alina Mnatsakanian improvises on the basis of "Layers 8", a project in which she addresses the issue of mobility at the transgenerational level, these life experiences that affect not only the person, but also his/her descendants. Irregular shapes – interlaced boundaries – that create new forms and new identities based on the accumulation of experiences.

In response, Barbara Minder reflects on the sound tracks she carries in her. Places where she lived, family origins, places of today or yesterday that she carries in her heart, in her body. Her work includes eight original compositions, bases of improvisation.

8 Important Places for Alina Mnatsakanian - 8 Great Places to Barbara Minder. If these places have become important for them, it is at the mercy of the hazards of life. Private decisions, political changes, minor or fundamental turns that have brought these two artists here and now. To echo this fragile random story, couples of visual and sound locations are drawn at random and serve as a starting point for each performance.

Publications

Artist book and booklet - One person died
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Artist book: 500 pages, limited edition of 100, hard-bound cloth cover + Booklet: 32 pages
Livre d'artiste: 500 pages, edition limitée de 100, reliure pleine toile + Cahier critique: 32 pages CHF 150 / $150

One person died is a publication that follows on one hand and documents the thematic work of artist Alina Mnatsakanian on the Armenian Genocide. The publication consists of two books. A 500-page artist’s book in which the phrase “one person died” is repeated 1,500,000 times in reference to the victims of the Armenian genocide. It is a recognition of each person killed during this genocide, a necessary repetition that allows us to visualize the immensity of such a crime. The second volume is a booklet containing texts, accompanied by visual documents, about the corpus of works One Person Died and its origins in the work of Alina Mnatsakanian, each in the original language of the authors, with an English translation next to them. The authors are: Karine Tissot, Center for Contemporary Art, Yverdon- les-Bains; Mario Casanova, Museo e Centro d’Arte Contemporaneo del Ticino, Bellinzona; Alice Henkes, art critic, Biel; Ramela Grigorian, Los Angeles Pierce College; Suren Manukyan, deputy director of the Armenian Genocide Museum and Institute, Yerevan. - art&fiction, artists books.

My work appeared in a recent publication of Visarte Neuchâel.
Each year, since 1917, the artists of Visarte Neuchâtel (formerly SPSAS) take turns publishing an engraving or a multiple to offer them to museums, members and member-friends. The catalog raisonné 100 years of prints and multiples - art neuchâtelois 1917 - 2019 presents 111 listed works, with photos and captions of each work, the preface by Walter Tschopp and texts by Lucie Girardin-Cestone, Alexandra Blanc and Laetitia Neier. Editions du Griffon, 21x29.7cm, 132 pages ISBN 978-2-88006-120-3
Price: CHF 40 + shipping costs if sent CHF 30 for active members / friends of Visarte

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Recent exhibitions

– Stadtmuseum Aarau, 17 x Neuchâtel - 18.7 - 11.8.2019

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