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Exhibition Archive

Museum Haus Konstruktiv’s exhibition archive is in process. For further information about past exhibitions please contact presse@hauskonstruktiv.ch.

2019

Leonor Antunes, Installation view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2019. Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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10/31/19

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1/12/20

Archive 2019

Leonor Antunes
discrepancies with C. P.

In 2019, the Zurich Art Prize went to Leonor Antunes. This artist is known for her large-scale installations, in which she refers to themes and artists from the domains of 20th-century architecture, design and art.

Camille Graeser, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv (1), 2019. Photo: Stefan Altenburger. © Camille Graeser Stiftung / 2019, ProLitteris, Zürich

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10/31/19

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1/12/20

Archive 2019

Camille Graeser
Becoming a Concrete Artist

The comprehensive exhibition on Camille Graeser (1892-1980) explored how the successful furniture designer and interior designer from Stuttgart became a main representative of concrete art in Zurich.

Roman Clemens, Spiel aus Form, Farbe, Licht und Ton, Finale, 1980. Collection Museum Haus Konstruktiv

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10/31/19

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1/12/20

Archive 2019

100 Years of Bauhaus
Works by Roman Clemens from the Collection

Celebrating 100 Years of Bauhaus, we showed works by former Bauhaus student Roman Clemens (1910-1992) from our own collection.

Olivier Mosset, exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2019. Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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5/30/19

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9/8/19

Archive 2019

Olivier Mosset
TUTU

Since the mid-1960s, Olivier Mosset has been one of the most radical representatives of a contemporary manner of painting that undermines the ideal of artistic originality by means of objectivity and seriality.

Kirstine Roepstorff, EX CAVE, installation view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2019. Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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5/30/19

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9/8/19

Archive 2019

Kirstine Roepstorff
EX CAVE

Kirstine Roepstorff has been addressing darkness and its meanings for several years. At Museum Haus Konstruktiv she demonstrated that darkness can also enable a new way of looking at something existent, and signify an exploration of the perceptible.

Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2019. (Image: Timo Nasseri, Florenz-Bagdad, 2016) © 2019, ProLitteris, Zurich

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2/7/19

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5/5/19

Archive 2019

Concrete Contemporary
Now is always also a little of yesterday and tomorrow

Taking the question of the extent to which contemporary art production latches onto our art-historical heritage as a starting point, Museum Haus Konstruktiv presented a large-scale group exhibition that has the nature of a statement.

2018

Robin Rhode, Delta, 2018 C-Print, 4 parts. Courtesy the artist

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10/25/18

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1/13/19

Archive 2018

Robin Rhode
a plan of the soul

Museum Haus Konstruktiv and Zurich Insurance Group Ltd are pleased to declare Robin Rhode the winner of the Zurich Art Prize 2018.

Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2018. Photo: © Museum Haus Konstruktiv (Stefan Altenburger)

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10/25/18

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1/13/19

Archive 2018

Museum of Desires
Zurich Concretists from Swiss Collections

Under the title 'Museum of Desires', which is well-known in the artworld, Museum Haus Konstruktiv presents a wish list of works for its in-house collection.

Helga Philipp, Kinetisches Objekt und Sitzmöbel, 1970, Exhibition view Möbelhaus Ertl, Graz. © Estate Helga Philipp. Photo: Michael Leischner

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10/25/18

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1/13/19

Archive 2018

Helga Philipp
Poesie der optischen Transformation

Austrian artist Helga Philipp will be honored in an overview show. With her oeuvre, situated in the realm of kinetic art and op art, she made a key pioneering contribution to constructivist trends in Austria.

Till Velten, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2018. © Museum Haus Konstruktiv (Stefan Altenburger)

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5/31/18

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9/2/18

Archive 2018

Till Velten
Wenn die kognitive Ordnung zerbricht

In his site-specific work, Till Velten explores the theme of dementia and the phenomenon of forgetting in the charged environment of art that is primarily based on mental creativity and planability.

Imi Knoebel, Raum 19 III, 1968/2006, Batterie 2005, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2018. © IMI KNOEBEL (Photo: Stefan Altenburger)

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5/31/18

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9/2/18

Archive 2018

Imi Knoebel
Guten Morgen, weisses Kätzchen

More than twenty years after his last solo exhibition in Switzerland, internationally renowned artist Imi Knoebel presents a large-scale show at Museum Haus Konstruktiv.

Gerhard von Graevenitz, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2018. © Gerhard von Graevenitz Estate; Museum Haus Konstruktiv (Stefan Altenburger)

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2/8/18

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5/6/18

Archive 2018

Gerhard von Graevenitz
A Retrospective

Museum Haus Konstruktiv is honoring German artist Gerhard von Graevenitz with a retrospective. In the early 1960s at the very latest, his work began to provide important stimuli for kinetic art, op art and fledgling computer art.

Alicja Kwade, LinienLand, 2018, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, 2018. Photo: Roman März

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2/8/18

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5/6/18

Archive 2018

Alicja Kwade
LinienLand

Museum Haus Konstruktiv shows a comprehensive solo exhibition by Alicja Kwade. This renowned sculptor and conceptual artist is a relativist who skeptically questions what is supposedly our reality.

2017

Aurélie Nemours, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2017, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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10/25/17

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1/14/18

Archive 2017

Aurélie Nemours
From Swiss private collections

A solo exhibition to French artist Aurélie Nemours, which presents various periods in the oeuvre of this grande dame of geometric abstract art.

Marguerite Humeau, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, first floor, 2017, Photo: Peter Baracchi

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10/25/17

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1/14/18

Archive 2017

Marguerite Humeau
RIDDLES (Final Beats)

Museum Haus Konstruktiv and Zurich Insurance Group Ltd are pleased to declare Marguerite Humeau the winner of the Zurich Art Prize 2017.

Julije Knifer, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, fifth floor, 2017, Photo: Peter Baracchi

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10/25/17

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1/14/18

Archive 2017

Julije Knifer
I have probably already painted my last paintings, but maybe not the first ones

Museum Haus Konstruktiv is honoring the oeuvre of Croatian artist Julije Knifer with a comprehensive solo exhibition.

Tomás Saraceno, Installation view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2017, first floor, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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6/1/17

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9/3/17

Archive 2017

Tomás Saraceno
Aerosolar Journeys

For the first time, a large solo exhibition of the internationally renowned artist Tomás Saraceno in Switzerland.

Jürg Stäuble, Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv, fourth floor, 2017, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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6/1/17

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9/3/17

Archive 2017

Jürg Stäuble
Being More Than a System

Museum Haus Konstruktiv presents the work of Swiss object artist, sculptor and graphic artist Jürg Stäuble which spans almost 50 years and is situated in the context of minimalism, land art and conceptual art.

Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2017, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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2/9/17

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5/7/17

Archive 2017

Marlow Moss
A Forgotten Maverick

The intention of this exhibition is to draw attention to the oeuvre of Marlow Moss, as it has been overshadowed by the famous male constructivists for far too long, and to prompt a more in-depth reception thereof within art history.

Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2017, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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2/9/17

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5/7/17

Archive 2017

Andrew Bick
original ghost variety shifted double echo

Museum Haus Konstruktiv is exhibiting a presentation of Andrew Bick’s latest works that makes reference to the architecture of the exhibition spaces. It includes a large-format mural, works on paper and an interactive installation with a kinetic object.

Installation view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2017, first floor, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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2/9/17

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5/7/17

Archive 2017

Cerith Wyn Evans

For the entrance hall at Museum Haus Konstruktiv, Evans has conceived an installation with fluorescent tubes that hang down from the ceiling and have a delicate form derived from the precise formalized movements of traditional Japanese Noh theater.

2016

Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2016, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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10/27/16

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1/15/17

Archive 2016

Bernd Ribbeck

This exhibition brings together a representative selection of small-format panels over the last thirteen years.

Installation view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2016, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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10/27/16

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1/15/17

Archive 2016

Nairy Baghramian
Scruff of the Neck (Supplements)

Museum Haus Konstruktiv and Zurich Insurance Group Ltd are delighted to honor the winner of the “Zurich Art Prize 2016,” Nairy Baghramian.

Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2016, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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10/27/16

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1/15/17

Archive 2016

Christian Herdeg
Lyrical Minimalism

This retrospective solo exhibition at Museum Haus Konstruktiv presents important milestones in his unmistakable oeuvre, from the beginnings to the present day.

Exhibition view Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2016, first floor, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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6/2/16

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9/4/16

Archive 2016

Thinking Outside the Box

The year 2016 is an important one for Museum Haus Konstruktiv: we are celebrating our 30th anniversary. To mark this occasion, our constantly growing collection shall be acknowledged in the extensive group exhibition “Thinking Outside the Box”.

Your Lantern, 2015, Courtesy the artist and Roberto Polo Gallery, Brussels

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2/25/16

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5/8/16

Archive 2016

Sadie Murdoch
Sss—Mm

In the exhibition Sss—Mm, works by Britain’s Sadie Murdoch are presented in Switzerland for the first time, by Museum Haus Konstruktiv.

Sophie Taeuber-Arp, König Hirsch: Clarissa, 1918, Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Kunstgewerbesammlung © ZHdK

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2/25/16

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5/8/16

Archive 2016

DADA Differently

The historical group exhibition “DADA Differently”, was dedicated to three of this movement’s main female representatives: Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Hannah Höch, and Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven.

Curtains 2011/2016, Installation view, Museum Haus Konstruktiv 2016, Photo: Stefan Altenburger

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2/25/16

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5/8/16

Archive 2016

Ulla von Brandenburg
Manchmal Ja, manchmal Nein

Museum Haus Konstruktiv is dedicating a comprehensive solo exhibition to the artist Ulla von Brandenburg, who was born in Karlsruhe in 1974 and lives in Paris.

2015 - 2013 Exhibitions

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