6 pm – Exhibitions open 
7.30 pm – Welcome by Annette Amberg, Director of Kunsthaus Glarus, and Kaspar Marti, President of the Glarner Kunstverein
9 pm – Sound performance by TM (NYC) in Luna Mahoux’s exhibition

Food, drinks, and music from 8 pm. 

30-minute exhibition tour, followed by coffee and cake. The tour is held in German. Admission is included in the exhibition ticket. 

Together, we will discover Luna Mahoux’s exhibition and ask about the stories behind the images. Where do they come from, and what do they tell you about community and belonging? Afterwards, you will take your own photographs together with the other participants and combine them with images from magazines to create a personal portrait.

→ Led by: Matej Polak, Art Education
→ Ages 6 and up
→ Registration by September 24 at info@kunsthausglarus.ch

30-minute exhibition tour, followed by coffee and cake. The tour is held in German. Admission is included in the exhibition ticket. 

How does movement become dance? Where do certain moves come from, and how do they travel around the world? Taking the current exhibitions as a starting point, we will explore hip-hop as a form of dance and culture. Hip-hop emerged in the Bronx, New York, in the 1970s. From there, its forms of expression and movements spread to many parts of the world, where they have been adopted, transformed, and further developed time and again. Together, we will learn about the background of hip-hop and try out some basic moves and steps. How does a movement feel? What happens when you change it or combine it with other movements? And what emerges when we move together?

→ Led by: Giuliana Beya Dridi, artist and dancer, and Baba Altenburger, dancer and hip-hop teacher
→ No previous experience necessary. Please bring comfortable clothing and sneakers.
→ Ages 10 and up
→ Registration by 22 October at info@kunsthausglarus.ch

Sunday at Kunsthaus Glarus

Our event series Sunday at Kunsthaus Glarus invites you to join us for one of the events or spend the whole Sunday at Kunsthaus Glarus.


10.00 – 10.30 am
Coffee & Croissants


10.30 am – 12.00 pm
Family Workshop: On the Trail

What is a place made of when we look closely? What traces do people, buildings, and objects leave in their surroundings? And what can we discover when we direct our attention to things that are otherwise easily overlooked?
Together, we will walk through the exhibitions and discover traces and patterns in the artworks. Afterwards, we will connect what we have seen with our own stories and collaboratively create a changing landscape from different materials around a large table. The workshop focuses on the creative process of observing, exchanging ideas, and continuing to think beyond the finished result. While the collectively created landscape will remain at Kunsthaus, you can also make friendship bracelets to take home.

→ Led by: Giuliana Beya Dridi, artist, and Marc Bredemeier, art educator
→ Ages 6 and up, accompanied by an adult
→ Registration by 5 November at info@kunsthausglarus.ch


12.00 – 12.30 pm
Guided tour of the exhibitions by Phoebe Collings-James and Luna Mahoux with Annette Amberg, Director of Kunsthaus Glarus.


12.30 – 2 pm
Lunch
→ Costs: Adults CHF 10, children CHF 5
→ Registration by 5 November at info@kunsthausglarus.ch


2.30 – 4 pm
Guided tour of the exhibition Conspiracies, or Flowers for Venus and conversation with exhibition curator Greg de Cuir Jr., participating artist Ramaya Tegegne, and Annette Amberg. The tour will be held in English.


Throughout the day until 5 pm
Institute of Rap History (Zurich) at Kunsthaus Glarus

The Rap History event series was founded in Zurich in autumn 2004 by CEO Müller aka Ivan Sterzinger and DJ Soulsonic aka Klemens Wempe and was active until 2014. Rap History is based on the idea of presenting the many different directions of rap music in a variety of formats, countering a simplified musical canon.

30-minute exhibition tour, followed by coffee and cake. The tour is held in German. Admission is included in the exhibition ticket.

Students from the MA Cultural Critique programme at Zurich University of the Arts offer insights into their engagement with the collection of the Glarner Kunstverein. The framework for the event is developed as part of a seminar led by Annette Amberg, Director of Kunsthaus Glarus, and Kim Anni Bassen, Assistant Curator, Exhibitions & Public Engagement. The seminar is held in German and English. Further details about the event will be published from the end of October.