artgenève | 11th Edition | Palexpo | 26-29 January 2023

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artgenève 2022, Jim Shaw, Banyan Tree Mural, 2010; Courtesy of Boijmans Van Beuningen / Photo: Annik Wette

artgenève, 11th edition will take place at Palexpo Geneva from 26 to 29 January 2023. In 2023, artgenève will host some 90 galleries of contemporary and modern art, including many national and international dealers loyal to the fair, such as Thaddaeus Ropac, Perrotin, Applicat Prazan, Almine Rech, von Bartha, 1900-2000, Templon, Nathalie Obadia, Franco Noero, Skopia, Tornabuoni Art, Urs Meile, Continua, Mai 36 and Van de Weghe. This edition marks the return of Gagosian, Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Waddington Custot and Mitterrand. Pietro Spartà, The Approach and Gallery Kendra Jayne Patrick, are among the first time participants this year.

The institutional and curatorial offer, one of artgenève’s standout features, will present a generous program of special exhibitions unique at an art fair. As a fair, it goes beyond the framework of the contemporary and modern art market by showcasing the largest possible spectrum of spaces where one can experience and see art, including; galleries, museums, foundations, art centers, private collections, art spaces, art schools, artists’ residencies, publishers, crafts and performing arts.

artgenève/estates will present an installation of several sculptures by the British artist Barry Flanagan in a vast space transformed into a desert. artgenève/musique will offer a large-scale space dedicated to sound with the participation of fifteen artists including Latifa Echakhch and Saâdane Afif. This section will also be the setting for performances honoring the olfactory in art.

The Prix Solo artgenève-F.P.Journe will reward one of the 21 monographic exhibitions presented at the fair with the acquisition of a work. The 10th anniversary of the Prize will be celebrated with a retrospective of the works awarded in the last ten editions. La Mobilière will unveil the laureates of its prize dedicated to young Swiss artists, Gübelin will unveil an artistic vision inspired by a precious gem and m3 Group will present part of its corporate collection.

The salon d’art will count among its participants the Museum Frieder Burda from Baden-Baden with a focus on Andreas Gursky, the Fondation Dubuffet from Paris, the Serpentine Galleries from London, the Ringier Collection from Zurich with Rodney Graham, Arsenal Contemporary Art from Montreal and the Parisian artist residency POUSH. The MAMCO, the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève, the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire, the art funds of the City and Canton of Geneva, Photo Elysée and All Stars from Lausanne, among others, will represent the regional landscape within the fair. In keeping with this spirit of openness, artgenève also invites the Musée du quai Branly and the Foundation Opale to participate in its 2023 edition with aboriginal art, as well as the Grand Théâtre de Genève and the Fluxum Foundation.

Sharing is at the heart of artgenève’s intentions. The human-scale fair will offer a rich series of discussions and will invite food lovers to experiment with a cuisine combining mushrooms and citrus fruits at artgenève’s new ephemeral restaurant as Night-Fall 2023 will take place in the splendid foyer of the Ariana Museum on the evenings of the fair.

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Opening Times :

Jeudi 26 janvier: 12 – 19h

Vendredi 27 janvier: 12 – 20h

Samedi 28 janvier: 12 – 20h

Dimanche 29 janvier: 12 – 19h

Tickets :

Full CHF 20.

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