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“Marges” is a group show featuring pieces by: Francis Baudevin, Erik Bulatov, Pierre André Ferrand, Gilles Furtwängler, Alain Huck, Jean-Luc Manz, Olivier Mosset, Pierre Schwerzmann, Franz Erhard Walther.
2019↑
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For his tenth solo exhibition at Skopia, Pierre Schwerzmann presented a series of 152 paintings measuring 30 × 24 cm as well as a series of monochrome paintings and inkjet prints on canvas.
For this exhibition, Skopia invited Mbaye Diop, an artist from Saint-Louis (Senegal) to create large mural paintings in the main gallery space.
“Elaedanla Teïtéïa” is a group show celebrating Skopia’s 30th Anniversary, featuring pieces by all the artists the gallery currently works with.
2018↑
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A solo show of recent portraits by Jean Crotti, featuring various different mediums. Indeed, Crotti uses all sorts of materials to draw on such as fabric, paper, cardboard, a wooden drawer or even a table top.
A solo show by Christoph Rütimann, featuring recent works and a series of paintings under glass on canvas.
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“E/T”, a group show featuring works by: Francis Baudevin, Erik Bulatov, Alex Hanimann, Alain Huck, Jean-Luc Manz, Claudio Moser, Pierre Schwerzmann, Danila Tkachenko, Franz Erhard Walther.
Skopia is delighted to announce the participation of Thomas Huber at Art Basel Unlimited 2017 with the serie of four paintings “Vis-à-Vis”, from 2014.
“I am glad when someone is asking my advice on life”, Gilles Furtwängler’s first solo show at Skopia.
Restricted Areas is a photographic series by Russian artist Danila Tkachenko. This was Tkachenko’s first exhibition at Skopia.
2016↑
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A Part of it , a group show featuring works by: Jérémy Chevalier, Vincent Fournier, Gilles Furtwängler, Eric Hattan
2015↑
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Skopia’s first time showing American artist Melissa Steckbauer. This solo show featured recent pieces of photographs printed on paper, with which the artist proceeded to create cuts, collages and superpositions of images.
“L’Enseigne” was a solo show by Thomas Huber, in which he explored the space of Skopia gallery. A book was published for the occasion.
Skopia is delighted to announce the participation of Franz Erhard Walther at Art Basel Unlimited. Gelbmodellierung, 1980-81 is the largest work Walther has ever made in the Wallformation series. It has not been seen for 26 years, having last been shown at the Vienna Secession in 1989.
Silent Partner, a group show with works by: Gilles Furtwängler, Olivier Mosset and Anne Rochat.
2014↑
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Won’t Back Down was a group show celebrating Skopia’s 25th anniversary, featuring works by the current artists represented by the gallery.
Skopia participated in Art Unlimited in 2014, presenting “toi”, a large series by Claudio Moser.
2013↑
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Surtout mais surtout ne nous dites plus comment survivre à notre folie, a solo show by Alain Huck.
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2011↑
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Portraits & Paysages II was group exhibition, focusing on portraits and landscapes. With works by Alexandre Bianchini, Erik Bulatov, Jean Crotti, Franz Gertsch, Alain Huck, Stanislaw Koba, Claudio Moser, Pierre Schwerzmann.
2010↑
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BMMS was a group exhibition with works by Francis Baudevin, Jean-Luc Manz, Olivier Mosset, Pierre Schwerzmann.
2009↑
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“Days & Decades” was a group show to celebrate Skopia 20th Anniversary. The gallery presented artworks by all the artists we worked with at the time.
2008↑
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Fading Away, a group show with works by: Jérémy Chevalier, Jean Crotti, Franz Gertsch, Alex Hanimann, Alain Huck, Claudio Moser.
This exhibition was a solo show by Silvia Bächli, presenting recent gouache on paper works.
2007↑
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“Day – Night” is an exhibition of large oil paintings and small pencil drawings by Erik Bulatov.
Texere II is a group show with works by : Erik Bulatov, Alex Hanimann, Alain Huck, Robert Ireland, Olivier Mosset, Hinrich Sachs, Pierre Schwerzmann, Franz Erhard Walther.
