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A three-day event across major art institutions, galleries & off-spaces of Zurich

01/09/2026

is pleased to present Maria Kozak – Read These Leaves

"Coming from a long line of dowsers, alchemists and Polish mystics, I believe in the interconnectedness of all things and our power to bend reality. My mother tested everything with her pendulum. I feel the energy strong in my palms. I try to capture this force both in subject matter and the physical process itself in an effort to make the unseen, seen." – Maria Kozak
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Opening: Thursday, 17 September 2026, 11 am - 9 pm
On view: 17 September - 14 November 2026

Fabienne Levy Gallery, Zurich
Rämistrasse 27, 8001 Zürich

📸 Photos by ©Rafal Wielgus:
1. Maria Kozak, Into The Fold, 2026, oil on linen, 180 x 150 cm
2.Maria Kozak, Everything in its Right Place, oil on linen, 145 x 185cm
3. Maria Kozak, The Tempest, 2026, oil on jute, 76 x 60,8 cm

25/08/2026

and.the.love.guru is pleased to present Agatha Wara – Bleach &

In Bolivian-born American artist Agatha Wara’s practice, phantasms of identity are excavated as the self is constructed and dissolved, subject to fictionalization and narrativization, (re)presented on- and off-stage. Wara’s work combines textual endeavors, video, sculpture, performance, and occasional parties. Within these realms, real-life desires meet disappointments and become vehicles that the artist uses to colonize feelings of belonging and alienation. With a distinct emotional component, the work displays a type of angst, perhaps of the American teenage girl variety—emotionally stunted, and “unintelligent”—serving as a lens through which Wara processes her own native roots. South American llamas appear as avatars, fashion and glamour meets rural trash, while tradition and myth is mashed up with contemporary commerce.

Opening: 29. August, 4-9pm 2026
On View: 29. August - 30. October 2026

With one-song concert by Foyote Cugly (Agatha Wara + Nicolas Peeters) 🎤 concert starts at 6pm on 29. August

Damien & The Love Guru, Zurich
Aemtlerstrasse 74 8003 Zurich

📸 Photos:
1. Design by © Agatha Wara. Courtesy of Damien & The Love Guru
2. Image by Foyote Cugly. Courtesy of Damien & The Love Guru

10/07/2026

For two days during Zurich Art Weekend, the second edition of the Zurich Art Forum brought together an international group of artists, curators, museum and institutional directors, collectors and patrons for a series of professional conversations.

Across four communities, 80 participants gathered to reflect on questions shaping contemporary artistic practice and cultural institutions today - from the role of public museums and curatorial advocacy, to artistic ownership, collecting, architecture and perception.

Thank you to our outstanding hosts F***y Hauser (Kunsthalle Zurich), Hendrik Folkerts (Kunsthaus Zurich), Trajal Harrell (Zurich Dance Ensemble), Salome Grisard-Varnholt and Burckhard Varnholt (KINDL Berlin), and to all the participants for their generosity, openness and intellectual curiosity that made this edition so special.

We look forward to continuing these conversations throughout the year - and to welcoming the Zurich Art Forum back for its third edition during the 10th anniversary of Zurich Art Weekend, 11–13 June 2027!

07/07/2026

🟪🟧🟥 Summer is in full swing! Whether you’re exploring new horizons or enjoying a well-deserved break, we wish you a wonderful and inspiring summer season.

We hope ZAW26 sparked your curiosity for art experiences! With so much still to discover, we encourage you to explore the many ongoing exhibitions across 70+ venues this summer.

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We can’t wait to welcome you to Edition 10th of Zurich Art Weekend. Save the dates: June 11–13, 2027!

07/07/2026

A big thank you to 25hours Hotel Langstrasse for joining as our official Host Partner ✨

If you’re coming to Zurich this summer, 25hours has you covered. Stay at 25hours Hotel Langstrasse or 25hours Hotel Zurich West and enjoy 15% off the best available rate with the code 25_zurichart.

Looking for something beyond your stay?

The Artist in Hotel Residence program opens its doors again with a series of Open Studio Days: a unique opportunity to experience contemporary art in an unexpected setting.

🎨 Artist in Hotel Residence
At the artistic heart of 25hours Hotel Langstrasse is the Artist in Hotel Residence program. The ground-floor atelier serves as a workspace for invited artists, who live and create on-site during their stay. At the end of each residency, the artists donate a work to the hotel’s growing art collection.

✨ This summer’s artists
Xinyi Fox Hu (Guangdong, China / based in Paris)
📅 29 June – 11 July 2026
In collaboration with sinokultur Zurich
🖼️ Open Studio: Saturday, 11 July, 4–7 PM

Hilla Toony Navok (Tel Aviv)
📅 10–22 August 2026
In collaboration with Omanut Zurich
🖼️ Open Studio: Saturday, 22 August, 4–7 PM

🖋️ Curated by Esther Eppstein
Artist in Hotel Residence is curated by Zurich-based artist Esther Eppstein, known for more than 30 years of work with the art project message salon. Her artistic and curatorial practice has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Grand Prix Meret Oppenheim 2021 and the Swiss Federal Art Award.

🏨 Art meets hospitality
During their residency, artists transform the hotel atelier into a temporary studio. The Open Studio events offer visitors a behind-the-scenes look into their creative process. Guests are invited to discover newly created works, meet the artists, and enjoy cheesecake, snacks, and a glass of bubbly.

📍 Open Studio Dates
• Saturday, 11 July 2026 | 4–7 PM
• Saturday, 22 August 2026 | 4–7 PM

Free entry for hotel guests, locals, and everyone interested in joining.

04/07/2026

is pleased to David Weishaar - Eyelids, towards Night

Night, in David Weishaar’s painting, never merely corresponds to an atmospheric condition. Rather, it is a mental space, a perceptual threshold, an emotional territory within which images slowly emerge, like memories resisting oblivion or presences refusing to disappear. The exhibition title, Eyelids, towards Night, allegorically suggests this movement: the gradual lowering of the eyelids not as a concluding gesture, but as an opening toward a different form of vision. Not a withdrawal of sight, but its continual transformation. Weishaar has developed a painterly practice that places the human body and its relationships at its center, while simultaneously investigating the affective, political, and social dimensions of contemporary human experience. The figures inhabiting his paintings often belong to his closest circle—friends, partners, familiar presences—transfigured through painting without ever losing their existential concreteness. What emerges, however, is not the individual portrait but a shared condition, a common vulnerability manifested through suspended gestures, introspective postures, and gazes that seem to originate from some hidden elsewhere…

Full Text by Domenico de Chirico on flatmarkus.com

On View:June 12 to August 15, 2026
flatmarkus
Zentralstrasse 76b, 8003 Zurich

📸 Photos:
1. - 5. Installation view David Weishaar - Eyelids, towards Night, Courtesy the artist and flatmarkus, photos by © Felix Jungo

01/07/2026

is pleased to present Dimitrina Sevova: Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space

Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space is based on Dimitrina Sevova’s fieldwork in the ruins of the former women's ward of the Ospedale psichiatrico di Volterra complex, now overgrown and reclaimed by nature, and reflects her long-standing interest in the interconnectedness of body, mind, society, environment, and ecology.

Starting from the history of psychiatry, the project examines the construction of hysteria in the context of the rise of modern institutions and the social and economic transformations of early industrial capitalism. In the 18th and 19th centuries, psychiatric institutions not only provided care but also shaped the definition and regulation of deviance—women whose bodies, knowledge, or life rhythms challenged prevailing norms were often stigmatized.

On View: 12 June – 4 September 2026
BELETAGE
Utoquai 41, 8008 Zurich

📸 Photos:
1. - 3. Installation view solo exhibition Dimitrina Sevova: Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space. Photo: Annik Wetter. Courtesy BELETAGE, Zurich
4. ZAW26. BELETAGE, Vernissage of Dimitrina Sevova. Photo by Dominik Meier. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026
5. Installation view solo exhibition Dimitrina Sevova: Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space. Photo: Annik Wetter. Courtesy BELETAGE, Zurich
6. ZAW26. BELETAGE, Vernissage of Dimitrina Sevova. Photo by Dominik Meier. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026

29/06/2026

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is pleased to present Sitara Abuzar Ghaznawi presented by Papi von Sashimo Editions

On View: 10.06.2026 – 05.07.2026
Fame Fine Arts�
Clausiusstrasse 47, 8006 Zürich
Open Saturdays 2 - 4 PM during exhibitions

📸 Photos:
1.-4. Installation view Sitara Abuzar Ghaznawi. Photo by Hans Krank (). Courtesy of Fame Fine Arts

26/06/2026

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presents is pleased to present Dimitrina Sevova: Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space �

Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space is based on Dimitrina Sevova’s fieldwork in the ruins of the former women's ward of the Ospedale psichiatrico di Volterra complex, now overgrown and reclaimed by nature, and reflects her long-standing interest in the interconnectedness of body, mind, society, environment, and ecology.

Starting from the history of psychiatry, the project examines the construction of hysteria in the context of the rise of modern institutions and the social and economic transformations of early industrial capitalism. In the 18th and 19th centuries, psychiatric institutions not only provided care but also shaped the definition and regulation of deviance—women whose bodies, knowledge, or life rhythms challenged prevailing norms were often stigmatized.

On View: 12 June – 4 September 2026
BELETAGE
�Utoquai 41, 8008 Zurich

📸 Photos:
1. Installation view solo exhibition Dimitrina Sevova: Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space. Photo: Annik Wetter. Courtesy BELETAGE, Zurich
2, ZAW26. BELETAGE, Vernissage of Dimitrina Sevova. Photo by Dominik Meier. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026
3, Installation view solo exhibition Dimitrina Sevova: Samodiva – Wild Reclaiming Space. Photo: Annik Wetter. Courtesy BELETAGE, Zurich
4, ZAW26. BELETAGE, Vernissage of Dimitrina Sevova. Photo by Dominik Meier. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026

25/06/2026

A look back at the talks of 🟪🟧🟥

Over the course of the weekend, artists, curators, writers, collectors, scientists, and cultural leaders came together for a series of conversations exploring contemporary art and its many contexts.

Our warmest thanks to our host schwarzescafé - Luma Westbau, for being a central hub for these conversations, artists talks, gallery panels and book launches throughout the weekend!

All talks are now available to watch back on our website. Follow the link in our bio 🔗 to revisit the discussions or catch up on those you missed.

Photos:
1. Swiss Indian Arts Collaborative, Talk Whose Contemporary. Photo by Dominik Meier. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026
2. Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Artist Talk & Book launch Pour Noubia. Photo by Flavio Leone. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026
3. LUMA Westbau, Talk & Book Launch STUDIO OF THE SOUTH. Photo by Flavio Leone. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026
4. We are AIA, Talk & Launch of River Lanscapes at schawarzescafé _ LUMA Westbau. Photo by Dominik Meier. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026
5. Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Artist Talk & Book launch Pour Noubia. Photo by Flavio Leone. Courtesy of Zurich Art Weekend 2026

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