Type of event
Plateforme
With
Chloé Delarue, Vidya Gastaldon, Didier Rittener, Niels Trannois, Robin Belluard, Anaïs Bouvet, Lynn Briggs, Lucie Cellier, Sophie Conus, Karine Deluz, Araya De Rossi, Henry Drake, Simone Nicola Filippo, Alexander Fritz, Annabelle Galland, Damien Juillard, Danaé Meynet, Maria Fernanda Ordoñez, Pablo Rezzonico Bongcam, Emma Rousseaux, Alexandra Salem, Julie Schultz, Claude-Hubert Tatot
Date
November 30, 2018, 14:00 to December 22, 2018
Students
Robin Belluard, Anaïs Bouvet, Lynn Briggs, Lucie Cellier, Sophie Conus, Karine Deluz, Araya De Rossi, Henry Drake, Simone Nicola Filippo, Alexander Fritz, Annabelle Galland, Damien Juillard, et al.
Opening
29 November 2018, 6:00 p.m.
Mentions and other credits
Claude-Hubert Tatot
Programs
Location

HEAD, Bâtiment Général-Dufour, Espace d'exposition | Cinéma Salle Robert Kramer, Rue de Hesse 5, 1204 Genève, From Wednesday to Saturday, 14.00 – 19.00

Exhibition from November 30 to December 22, 2018
Opening on November 29, at 18.00

A proposition of Chloé Delarue, Vidya Gastaldon, Didier Rittener, Niels Trannois with the participation of Claude-Hubert Tatot.

With Robin Belluard, Anaïs Bouvet, Lynn Briggs, Lucie Cellier, Sophie Conus, Karine Deluz, Araya De Rossi, Henry Drake, Simone Nicola Filippo, Alexander Fritz, Annabelle Galland, Damien, Juillard, Danaé Meynet, Maria Fernanda Ordoñez, Pablo Rezzonico Bongcam, Emma Rousseaux, Alexandra Salem, Julie Schultz.

On May 19, 1918, Ferdinand Hodler died. The emblematic artist has deeply influenced the Swiss cultural identity. While the 100th anniversary of his death has given rise to numerous exhibitions celebrating his heritage, the students of the Bachelor’s options in Visual Arts at the HEAD – Genève offer a reflection on the painter's legacy, through topics that find an echo today.

The status of the artist, the recognition strategies, the evolution of the financial values of art, notions of identity and subjects of representation as well as an investigation of Swiss esotericism, are at the heart of the projects presented at LiveInYourHead.

The exhibition ^HODLER^ also questions a possible parallelism between the heroic male figure and the role of women in a time difference of a century.

Press

2018.12.06,Genève Active, ^HODLER^ à LiveInYourHead
2018.12.15,Radio Vostok, La HEAD rend hommage à Hodler

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