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This video with short excerpts recalls the violinist and musician Mario Feurer (1942–2024), especially his time with the Trio Grande, the «largest trio in the world» (Ricco Anselmi, Mario Feurer, Hanspi Michel, Max Wynistorf).
This video with short excerpts recalls the violinist and musician Mario Feurer (1942–2024), especially his time with the Trio Grande, the «largest trio in the world» (Ricco Anselmi, Mario Feurer, Hanspi Michel, Max Wynistorf).

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Video, duration 5.54 min.

The renowned Auer Ory Photo Foundation in Hermance near Geneva is dedicating a solo exhibition to the photographer Werner Gadliger in autumn 2024, from September 5th to October 30th. The exhibition is accompanied by carnet n°39 - 64 pages, 61 bw and color photographs, text by Alexandre Fiette. The Auer Ory Foundation manages what is probably the largest private collection on the history of photography from 1839 to the present day. Built over the last forty years, their collection includes over 500 cameras, 21,000 books, 50,000 original photography prints as well as works of art, literature, postcards and posters that have a connection to photography.
The renowned Auer Ory Photo Foundation in Hermance near Geneva is dedicating a solo exhibition to the photographer Werner Gadliger in autumn 2024, from September 5th to October 30th. The exhibition is accompanied by carnet n°39 - 64 pages, 61 bw and color photographs, text by Alexandre Fiette. The Auer Ory Foundation manages what is probably the largest private collection on the history of photography from 1839 to the present day. Built over the last forty years, their collection includes over 500 cameras, 21,000 books, 50,000 original photography prints as well as works of art, literature, postcards and posters that have a connection to photography.

Exhibition Tour on Yourube, duration 3.55 min.

Video on arttv.ch, duration 2.07 min.

Zurich's Havana Gallery opened its doors to two collectors of contemporary Latin American art for a sales exhibition of rare works. From May 23 to June 22, 2024, Ines Anselmi and Evelyne Brack presented selected art from their collections. If you are interested in one of the remaining works, please contact the gallery owner Beatrice Liaskowski, info<span class=unicorn><span>_at_</span></span>havanagalerie.ch, Tel. +41 44 241 86 82
Zurich's Havana Gallery opened its doors to two collectors of contemporary Latin American art for a sales exhibition of rare works. From May 23 to June 22, 2024, Ines Anselmi and Evelyne Brack presented selected art from their collections. If you are interested in one of the remaining works, please contact the gallery owner Beatrice Liaskowski, info_at_havanagalerie.ch, Tel. +41 44 241 86 82

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Some pictures from the exhibition

In 2021 appears the first monograph of Werner Gadliger. The book contains 480 pages with more than 600 photographs, shot over a period of about five decades, as well as essays written by three authors. Its layout allows an exciting dialogue between the different pictures. The image sequence follows neither a thematical nor a chronological order. According to the publisher’s instructions, the pictures are precisely dated and alphabetically listed by the names of the photo locations, underlining the focus on the unspectacular in Gadliger’s documentary photography. Whether in Basel or Buenos Aires, Riehen or Rijeka, Zurich or Zadar, Gadliger’s main focus lies on small scenes at the roadside, bizarre aspects of everyday life, unforeseen encounters on the way; the photographer is recording snapshots of a sometimes strange present with his camera.
In 2021 appears the first monograph of Werner Gadliger. The book contains 480 pages with more than 600 photographs, shot over a period of about five decades, as well as essays written by three authors. Its layout allows an exciting dialogue between the different pictures. The image sequence follows neither a thematical nor a chronological order. According to the publisher’s instructions, the pictures are precisely dated and alphabetically listed by the names of the photo locations, underlining the focus on the unspectacular in Gadliger’s documentary photography. Whether in Basel or Buenos Aires, Riehen or Rijeka, Zurich or Zadar, Gadliger’s main focus lies on small scenes at the roadside, bizarre aspects of everyday life, unforeseen encounters on the way; the photographer is recording snapshots of a sometimes strange present with his camera.

The book launch, due to the corona pandemic postponed until autumn, takes place on Thursday November 11, 2021 from 6 p.m. at the Photobastei Zurich. A small exhibition showing images from the book completes the event and lasts from November 11 until November 21, 2021.

ISBN: 978-3-03858-516-9 (Print); ISBN: 978-3-03858-517-6 (eBook).
Edition ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ, CH-8253 Diessenhofen.
Price CHF 88.00 | EUR 80.00 plus packaging/postage. Can be ordered in bookshops – or by e-mail from the photographer: tru173_at_bluewin.ch

Book presentation on Youtube: Video, 02:44 min.
Book presentation on arttv.ch: Video, 02:44 min.

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