The “Contemporary Art” Cultural Trails are outdoor circuits that take you on a (re) discovery of some seventy artworks in the city of Geneva. Divided into four walks that lead you through districts with their own variety of specific architectural, social or urban features, these trails will help you explore this cultural and artistic heritage.
At the foot of this page, you can download a PDF version of the Contemporary Art Cultural Trail, which presents the four circuits in all their details, moving from one work of art to another, and at the beginning of each trail, a short historical presentation of the districts you are visiting.
We provide a short description and interpretation for every piece of public art mentioned on the Contemporary Art Cultural Trail as well as critical material to enrich your understanding of the many aspects of public art and urban art projects in Geneva.
The podcasts
On these podcasts you can hear the voices of artists speaking about their works along with two local art conservation experts, Michèle Freiburghaus, in charge of the City of Geneva Fund for Contemporary Art, and David Ripoll, art historian and City of Geneva Scientific Officer for the conservation of architectural heritage.
Old Town – Malagnou Trail
Introduction Old Town-Malagnou Trail
The difference between art in the public space and art in a museum
Georges Schwizgebel, Anamorphose – Artist’s commentary
Plainpalais Trail
Introduction Plainpalais Trail
Changing the way we look at the work of art
Christian Robert-Tissot, DIMANCHE – Artist’s commentary
Bay of Geneva – Botanical Garden Trail
Introduction Bay of Geneva – Botanical Garden Trail
Neon Parallax
Ellen Versluis, La Partition – Artist’s commentary
Chandieu – Seujet Trail
Introduction Chandieu – Seujet Trail
Overlapping perspectives on the Contemporary Art Funds
Carmen Perrin, Noir ductile - Artist’s commentary
Contact
Matylda Levet
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Article modifié le 24.03.2020 à 14:27