The Kunsthaus Zug shows generous donations, which are exhibited for the first time.
The Kunsthaus Zug shows generous donations, which are exhibited for the first time.
Parallel to Jan Jedlička's exhibition, Kunsthaus Zug is showing representative groups of works by Max von Moos, Florin Granwehr and Brigitte Moser - generous donations that are being exhibited for the first time.
Max von Moos (1903 - 1979) lived and worked in Lucerne and is one of the most important Surrealists in Switzerland. His works from the Thali Collection irritate and challenge perception. Florin Granwehr's (1942 - 2019) works also pose the question: what do I actually see? In his sculptural works, the Zurich-born artist plays with perspective and allows the sophisticated, mathematically constructed structures to tilt in perception. The jewelry artist Brigitte Moser (*1945), who works in the canton of Zug, creates objects that break with the common notion of jewelry.
Curated by Matthias Haldemann
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Max von Moos (1903 - 1979) lived and worked in Lucerne and is one of the most important Surrealists in Switzerland. His works from the Thali Collection irritate and challenge perception. Florin Granwehr's (1942 - 2019) works also pose the question: what do I actually see? In his sculptural works, the Zurich-born artist plays with perspective and allows the sophisticated, mathematically constructed structures to tilt in perception. The jewelry artist Brigitte Moser (*1945), who works in the canton of Zug, creates objects that break with the common notion of jewelry.
Curated by Matthias Haldemann
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Event dates
Weekly on Saturday and Sunday at 10:00am - 5:00pm until Sun, Apr 16 2023
Weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 12:00 - 6:00pm until Sun, Apr 16 2023