Group show curated by Lorenzo Bruni, with works by Maria Teresa Alves, John Bock, Johanna Billing, Ahmet Ögüt, Uriel Orlow, Anri Sala, Hans Schabus, Raphaël Zarka, Jonathan Monk, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Lawrence Weiner and others.
In this large-scale group exhibition, artists including Pipilotti Rist, Rashid Johnson, Maria Thereza Alves, Uriel Orlow, Jumana Manna, Taro Shinoda and Heather Phillipson interpret the motif of the garden as a metaphor for the state of the world and as a poetic expression to explore the complexities of our increasingly precarious world. Their artworks open up a wider discourse on social, political and ecological phenomena, such as migration, gentrification and gender politics. In addition to common understanding of the garden as a place of yearning full of meditative, spiritual and philosophical possibilities, the exhibition will tread the line between reality and fantasy, harmony and chaos, beauty and exile.
An exhibition that investigates modes of commemoration and the ways legacies are embodied; with works by Kader Attia, Kristina Benjocki, Marcel van den Berg, Alexis Blake, Aslan Gaisumov, Yoeri Guépin, Aimée Zito Lema, Dana Lixenberg, Uriel Orlow and others. Curated by Vincent van Velsen
MIMA’s summer exhibition presents artistic responses to current urgencies around ecological change. Works by Maria Thereza Alves, Zheng Bo, Allan Sekula and Noël Burch, Miriam de Búrca, Laura Harrington, Andy Holden, David Lisser, Shahar Livne, Anne Vibeke Mou, Otobong Nkanga, Uriel Orlow, Faiza Ahmad Khan and Hanna Rullman, Zina Saro-Wiwa, Cooking Sections, Mierle Laderman Ukeles, Diane Watson, Wayward.
Group show curated by Sarah Deslandes and Audrey Martin with works by Ismaïl Bahri, Romain Gandolphe, Judith Deschamps, Muriel Joya, Mikhail Karikis and Uriel Orlow, Emmanuel Le Cerf, Golnaz Payani, Stéphanie Saadé, Eric Watier and Jerome Dupeyrat.
With works by Andreas Rüthi, Chalet5, CKÖ, Des Hughes, Helen Sear, Simon Lee Dicker, Uriel Orlow, and Vincent Kriste.
Videoex, the largest Experimental Film & Video Festival in Switzerland, is celebrating its 21st edition this year. A special programme on the 26th and 30th of May focused on the work of Uriel Orlow will be screened.
Sunday 26.05. 17:45
CH-Fokus Uriel Orlow I
Theatrum Botanicum
Thursday 30.05. 21:15
CH-Fokus Uriel Orlow II
The Future is History /
History is the Future
Sunday 26.05. 20:00
Talk with the artist
With Pierre Sintès, Uriel Orlow and Boris Pétric, this seminar between researchers and artists will look to understand different research perspectives and their overlapping tools.
