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The Dance of Transformation: A Creative Journey
Kutlesa
Nestled in the heart of Switzerland, Kutlesa Gallery is a family-run post-war and contemporary art gallery that has been making waves in the art world. With a high standard exhibition space located near Mount Rigi, also known as the Queen of the Mountains, the gallery has become a hub for emerging, established, and mid-career artists working in various media.
The gallery's location next to Mount Rigi is not just a geographical fact but also a source of artistic inspiration. The mountain has been featured in many works of art, including paintings and literary publications. Perhaps the most famous paintings of the Rigi were a series by Joseph Mallord William Turner, including The Blue Rigi, Sunrise, several of which are in the collection of the Tate Britain Art Gallery in London.
Kutlesa Gallery's program is diverse and dynamic, featuring solo and thematic group exhibitions every year. One of the notable exhibitions was "Patterns Of The Everyday," a solo exhibition of new paintings by Foster. Another notable exhibition was "I am American," which ran from January to February 2023. The gallery also hosted an exhibition featuring the works of twelve contemporary artists in July 2023, including Merrick Adams and Nadia Ayari.
In addition to its exhibition program, the gallery also deals in private sales on the secondary art market, further expanding its reach and influence in the art world. This dual focus on showcasing new talent and facilitating art transactions has made Kutlesa Gallery a significant player in the contemporary art scene.
The gallery's commitment to representing emerging yet established and mid-career artists, coupled with its dedication to providing a high standard exhibition space, has solidified its reputation as a leading venue for contemporary art. As it continues to foster and promote artistic talent, Kutlesa Gallery is undoubtedly shaping the future of contemporary art in Switzerland and beyond.
Gallerie
The Dance of Transformation: A Creative Journey
Kutlesa
Nestled in the heart of Switzerland, Kutlesa Gallery is a family-run post-war and contemporary art gallery that has been making waves in the art world. With a high standard exhibition space located near Mount Rigi, also known as the Queen of the Mountains, the gallery has become a hub for emerging, established, and mid-career artists working in various media.
The gallery's location next to Mount Rigi is not just a geographical fact but also a source of artistic inspiration. The mountain has been featured in many works of art, including paintings and literary publications. Perhaps the most famous paintings of the Rigi were a series by Joseph Mallord William Turner, including The Blue Rigi, Sunrise, several of which are in the collection of the Tate Britain Art Gallery in London.
Kutlesa Gallery's program is diverse and dynamic, featuring solo and thematic group exhibitions every year. One of the notable exhibitions was "Patterns Of The Everyday," a solo exhibition of new paintings by Foster. Another notable exhibition was "I am American," which ran from January to February 2023. The gallery also hosted an exhibition featuring the works of twelve contemporary artists in July 2023, including Merrick Adams and Nadia Ayari.
In addition to its exhibition program, the gallery also deals in private sales on the secondary art market, further expanding its reach and influence in the art world. This dual focus on showcasing new talent and facilitating art transactions has made Kutlesa Gallery a significant player in the contemporary art scene.
The gallery's commitment to representing emerging yet established and mid-career artists, coupled with its dedication to providing a high standard exhibition space, has solidified its reputation as a leading venue for contemporary art. As it continues to foster and promote artistic talent, Kutlesa Gallery is undoubtedly shaping the future of contemporary art in Switzerland and beyond.
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