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OZEANE FLIESSEN AUFWÄRTS
OZEANE FLIESSEN AUFWÄRTS
Ni Daodao 倪島島, Massimiliano Rossetto, Ricardo Meli, Hanna Koepfle, Pascal Weidmann, Murielle Gräff, Reto Müller, Enrique Lanz Jiménez, Anne-Marie Fischer, Yusuf Orhan, Beatrice Dörig, Regula Pöhl, Daniela Villiger, Francisca Patrocínio, Lina Maria Sommer, Ritta Sophanna, Michaël Reinhold, Andrin Winteler, Artan Islamaj, Bettina Diel, David Dragan, Duarte Perry, Esther Mathis, Fritz Balthaus, Fuerer Nielsen, Georgette Maag, Hanga Séra, Heiko Blankenstein, Ida Dober, Jenny Hitz Buangam, Katharina Sophia Hüttermann, Livio Baumgartner, Lovis Moos, Lucas Herzig, Lyenne Palü, Maite Guisande López, Martin Zürcher, Matthias Gubler, Nicola Kämpf, Nils Nova, Nora Aliena Friedlin, Oana Popa, Oleksandra Tsapko & Miriam Osuna, Oliver Kümmerli, Pascal Sidler, Pat Treyer, Peter Baracchi, Philipp Ehgartner, Ramon Iten, Réka Ertl & Wu Heng, Rubí Maier, pixelchix, Sebastian Sieber, Simon Risi, Stephan Wittmer, Stirnimann Stojanovic, Susanne Hofer, Thomas Moor, Ursula Palla, GAFFA, Bernhard Annen, Franziska Garufi, iokke, Konstantinos Manolakis, Lorenzo Salafia, Marc Elsener, Michael Günzburger, Milenko Lazic, Mischa Camenzind, Nino Baumgartner, Tizian Baldinger, Vanessa Heer, Xiyao Wang, Kevin Aeschbacher, Anne-Laure Franchette, Lorenzo Ballotti, Alexeï Monney Aad, Valie Winter, Nora Schmidt, Anissa Nussbaumer
May 07 – June 14, 2026
OZEANE FLIESSEN AUFWÄRTS
© Peter Baracchi
© Peter Baracchi
Fri, June 12, 11:00 – 21:00
Sat, June 13, 11:00 – 22:00
Sun, June 14, 11:00 – 18:00
Independent off-spaces and collectives temporarily take over an institutional structure and reset it. What was previously ordered, mediated, and stabilized is set in motion. Spaces remain, but their function shifts.
The exhibition emerges without central control and brings together a multitude of independent positions that condense into an open interconnection. No fixed order arises, but rather a configuration of parallel approaches that overlap, intersect, or diverge from one another.
Access: Free
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Selnaustrasse 25
8001 Zürich
8001 Zürich
Events
Anissa Nussbaumer has dedicated an entire series of works to the multifaceted theme of the meaning of life. In her current performance, a self-questioning oracles he offers the audience an answer to take with them.
Fri, June 12, 18:30 – 19:00 | EN
Multilingual texts intersect, overlap, and enter into dialogue. The collective makes its curatorial process visible on stage. Followed by a conversation about the first festival "heimat/home 2.0".
Fri, June 12, 19:00 – 21:00 | EN/DE
Start your day with a relaxed coffee and an energising Pilates session with our professional trainer Alice at the exhibition "Ozeane Fliessen Aufwärts". A new way to discover contemporary art in a former museum. No registration required. Please bring your own mat.
Sat, June 13, 10:00 – 11:00 | EN
A performance exploring care and microbial diversity through kombucha fermentation. Ni Daodao 倪島島 prepares homemade kombucha and invites the audience to take part.
Sat, June 13, 15:00 – 17:00 | EN
The artists invite you to a training session focused on physical fitness and spatial self-awareness. A direct connection between body, dynamics, and presence through observation and movement. The workout, led by fitness instructor Amira Lafnoune, moves through the exhibition. Bring a towel and wear comfortable clothes, for all levels.
Sat, June 13, 16:00 – 17:00 | EN/DE
In a cinematic and performative space between screening, live moment, and inner dialogue, Michaël Reinhold creates a situation where identity becomes unstable and permeable.
Sat, June 13, 17:00 – 17:20 | EN
All good things come to an end. Come by, raise a glass with us, and say goodbye to "Ozeane Fliessen Aufwärts" together. We look forward to seeing you.
Sat, June 13, 20:00 – 22:00 | EN
Movements as if my limbs, my torso, my head were performing them for the first time. A sense of wonder at having landed on Earth and, by chance, taken on the form of a human being. Forgetting everything you thought you knew.
Sun, June 14, 15:00 – 15:30 | EN
A guided tour with curator Peter Baracchi offers insights into the exhibition.
Sun, June 14, 16:00 – 17:00 | DE