Zurich Art Weekend

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

   and  are pleased to present a two-site exhibition by Oliver Mosset – ‚Drive Through‘ The exhibition presents new work...
07/10/2026



and are pleased to present a two-site exhibition by Oliver Mosset – ‚Drive Through‘

The exhibition presents new works by Mosset and is accompanied by an essay by art critic and curator Bob Nickas.

Spanning two locations, 'Drive Through' brings together different aspects of Mosset’s practice, reflecting an artistic trajectory shaped by repetition, refusal, and continual renewal. For six decades, Mosset has approached painting as both object and idea, repeatedly questioning its conventions, its authorship, and even its supposed death. Moving between monochrome and geometric painting, industrial fabrication and the artist’s own hand, his work has remained in constant motion while persistently returning to painting’s most fundamental conditions.

On view: 05.09.–31.10.2026

Tobias Mueller Modern Art
Waldmannstrasse 8, Zurich

Galerie Oskar Weiss
Sonneggstrasse 82, Zurich

📸 Photos:
Olivier Mosset, © Stefan Altenburger and Flavio Karrer, courtesy of Tobias Mueller Modern Art and Galerie Oskar Weiss

  What is Maria Kozak currently reading?�Open till November 7th 2026, Maria Kozak’s exhibition ‚Read These Leaves‘ at , ...
28/09/2026

What is Maria Kozak currently reading?�
Open till November 7th 2026, Maria Kozak’s exhibition ‚Read These Leaves‘ at , offers a candid glimpse into her world.

👉Swipe to read our Q+A!

Maria Kozak's exhibition takes its title from her favorite passage of Leaves of Grass, in which Walt Whitman offers a philosophy for living as an embodied practice of openness, curiosity, and ethical attention. In Whitman's poem the 'leaves' refer to pages of a book. He urges us to unlearn what has been accepted without question and suggests that genuine wisdom comes from trusting one's own experience and the quiet truth that rises from within.
Knowledge is not found solely in books but in the living language of the body. Every text, including the one we write for ourselves, should remain alive, inviting continual reflection and reinterpretation. In Read These Leaves, this spirit extends to the image. Kozak's "leaves" are paintings, tapestries and drawings, each ambiguous tableaus waiting to be interpreted and assigned meaning unique to the

Photo Credits:
(1) Leto, There Is One Day at Times It Gets Dark 2, Maria Kozak. © Rafał Wielgus
(2) Install 0, Read These Leaves, Maria Kozak. Courtesy of Fabienne Levy. © Rafał Wielgus
(3) Read These Leaves, installation view. Courtesy of Fabienne Levy, Zurich. © Tristan Savoy
(4) Dreamsong Passages 2, Maria Kozak. Courtesy of Fabienne Levy. © Rafał Wielgus
(5) Read These Leaves, installation view. Courtesy of Fabienne Levy, Zurich. © Tristan Savoy

   is pleased to present Ana Roldán – ‚Energy‘Salt stores. Rock sediments. Aluminium is extracted from ore. Light is ref...
21/09/2026



is pleased to present Ana Roldán – ‚Energy‘

Salt stores. Rock sediments. Aluminium is extracted from ore. Light is reflected and transmitted. Matter changes its state without disappearing. In her exhibition at annex14, Ana Roldán, born in Mexico in 1977 and based in Zurich, explores such processes of transformation and asks what remains stored within materials, images and signs. Photography, sculpture, language and light come together in a structure in which history, nature and technology do not appear as separate realms, but as different forms of energy and matter. The three works from Roldán’s ongoing series The Prophet follow this same line of thought. Since 2007, the artist has used images from popular media, altering them through colour and geometric forms. The figures are presented less as individual portraits and more as symbols of ideas and forces that continue to resonate beyond their historical moment. Angela Davis and the monumental Olmec head represent very different periods and contexts, yet, they share a sense of presence and permanence. Here, history does not appear as something concluded, but as something that is stored and continues to change. (…) Text by Dóra Eötvös

�On view: 5 September – 3 October 2026
Annex14 Hirschengraben 3, 8001 Zürich

📸 Photos:
1
Ana Roldan, The Power of a Circle (Angela Davis), 2022/23 - Prophet Series
Epson ultrachrome prigment ink on handmade cotton paper, framed between two glasses
137.5 x 101.5 cm, Courtesy annex14 and the artist

2.
Ana Roldan, Installationview, annex14, 2026
Courstesy annex14 and the artist

3
Ana Roldan, Installationview, annex14, 2026
Courstesy annex14 and the artist

4
Ana Roldan, A Vocabulary of Matter. Observing things in nature (Salt; Energy), 2026
Aluminium, engraved with saltwater and electricity
28 x 22 x 3.5 cm
Courtesy annex14 and the artist

Join .zurich for their season opening night on Friady, 25 September 2026 6–11pm Get all in one night: and all the instit...
17/09/2026

Join .zurich for their season opening night on Friady, 25 September 2026 6–11pm

Get all in one night: and all the institutions at Löwenbräukunst open their doors with new exhibitions, fresh perspectives and exciting encounters. Be the first to experience the new shows of the season at , , , , and .

The exhibitions are open until 9 pm.
Drinks, food, and great music will be on until 11 pm

Löwenbräukunst Zürich
Limmatstrasse 268 & 270, 8005 Zürich

 is pleased to present Hilla Toony Navok: Half TurnHalf Turn takes shape within Sommer Salon as a series of intervention...
11/09/2026

is pleased to present Hilla Toony Navok: Half Turn

Half Turn takes shape within Sommer Salon as a series of interventions into the architecture of this intimate setting. Responding specifically to this space, Hilla Toony Navok displaces familiar domestic elements from their expected contexts: curtains are trapped behind locked panels, shutters become freestanding structures carrying everyday objects, while other elements are inserted into the Salon’s kitchen, cupboards and bathroom. Through these subtle shifts in placement and function, the familiar becomes strange, revealing the emotional associations embedded in the domestic environment.
Windows, doors, shutters and locks have long appeared in Navok’s work as structures that regulate movement: they allow passage while also holding something back, connecting inside and outside while maintaining the possibility of separation. The title Half Turn captures precisely this suspended movement – the partial turn of a key, the beginning of an opening or a closing, without determining in which direction it will continue. Across the exhibition, this unresolved gesture becomes both physical and emotional, moving between retreat and approach, containment and passage, the desire to open and the impulse to close.

�Opening Reception: September 17, 18:00 - 21:00
On view: September 17 – October 31, 2026
Special Opening hours for Z1 on Thursday, 11:00-21:00
Friday 11:00 - 18:00 & by Appointment

Sommer Salon, Zurich
Theaterstrasse 18, 8001 Zurich

📸 Photos:
1. Navok, Bulletin Board 01 2022, photo by Elad Sarig
2. Navok, Bulletin Board 02 2022, photo by Elad Sarig
3. Navok, Bulletin Board 03 2022, photo by Elad Sarig

   is pleased to present Maria Kozak – Read These Leaves "Coming from a long line of dowsers, alchemists and Polish myst...
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

  and.the.love.guru is pleased to present Agatha Wara – Bleach  &  In Bolivian-born American artist Agatha Wara’s practi...
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

For two days during Zurich Art Weekend, the second edition of the Zurich Art Forum brought together an international gro...
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!

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

A big thank you to 25hours Hotel Langstrasse for joining   as our official Host Partner ✨If you’re coming to Zurich this...
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.

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