𝗦𝗨𝗥𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗦𝗧 𝗦𝗔𝗟𝗢𝗡 – 𝗙𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗗𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗺
Where: Bar of Dolder Waldhaus
Kurhausstrasse 20, 8032 Zürich
When: June 13–14, 2025
Time: 17:00–22:00

Join us at FEVER DREAM – a contemporary Surrealist Salon where artists, designers, and thinkers reclaim the irrational, the subconscious, and the dreamlike as acts of resistance.
Like a fleeting dream, taking shape within the historic Bar at Dolder Waldhaus — a place once alive with encounters, now revived for a single weekend.

Explore an alternative universe shaped by the immersive experience of art, taste a specially designed menu of surrealism-inspired cocktails, and, in the best traditions of Zurich-born dada spirit, become a part of the performance – just by being present.

Artists:

Leandra Agazzi, Uta Bekaia, Tim Hergersberg, Alina Kopytsia, Nic Hess, Fabio Melone, Sandro Steudler, Andreas Weber, Linda Hauser, Rocco A. De Filippo, Tetiana Kartasheva, Nathalie Diserens, Reto and Markus Huber, Nika Timashkova, Michaël Reinhold, Rebeka Mondovics, Yoan Masao, Basalto Collective, Anna Riess with Kunsthandel Katharina Husslein

NewKammer: A Showcase of New Talent
18.04-25.04.2024
Atelier Righini Fries, Zurich, Switzerland

“The Arcadian Dream”, a group exhibition highlighting the work of thirteen artist from Europe and the United States at Spurs Gallery in Beijing, China.

Opening: 14th April 2024, 6:30 – 8:30pm

SPURS Gallery
D-06, 798 Art Zone, 2 Jiuxianqiao Rd, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100015

April 16– May 19, 2024
Curated by Thomas Stauffer

“The Arcadian Dream”, the title of the group show is inspired from the book “The European Dream” by star Economist and writer Jeremy Rifkin.

The European dream can be interpreted in many ways, and we want to locate it in the romanticized sense of a place of longing and bliss or as an Arcadian dream. Europe has been a place of desire and a source of inspiration and poetry for travelers, writers, musicians, and artists in particular for many centuries. But this idealized and dreamy image of Europe that we know so well from novels and historical travel literature is juxtaposed in the real world with disruption and impending chaos surrounding the “Old Continent”.

In the context of the current social, economic and disruptive tensions in Europe, the exhibition presents a selection of outstanding artistic positions ranging from portraiture to landscape paintings, in dialogue with each other. All the artists represented in the exhibition live and work in Europe, many of them with a migration background.

Artists:
– Maria Balea
– Victoria Cantons
– Anner Cohen 
– Natalia Gonzalez Martin
– Hortensia Mi Kafchin
– Diego Kohli
– Alina Koptytsia
– Preslav Kostov
– Tahmina Negmat
– Lydia Pettit
– Luke Silva
– Olivia Sterling
– Xu Yang

Galerie Peter Kilchmann
28. Oktober bis 22. December 2023
Alina Kopytsia, Sarah Margnetti, Valentin Rilliet
(three new positions)
 Opening: Friday, October, 27, 6 – 8 pm
Rämistrasse 33, 8001 Zurich

2. September 2023 – 4. Februar 2024

Vernissage, 1. September 2023, 19 Uhr

Auf nun, göttliche Schildkröte,
werde tönend und singe.
Sappho

This year’s degree show of the Master of Fine Arts at the ZHdK presents the work of 34 artists at the beginning of their career working in a wide range of media such as painting, video, installation, and sculpture. The exhibition is not organized under a common theme, but rather presents a great variety of conceptual and formal approaches and themes that young artists are engaging with today. However, a review of the works suggests that different aspects of the notion of control – the pursuit of control or the quest to gain control over (one’s own) narratives and ideas – are recurring themes for many of the international graduates.

Parallel to the exhibition a poster publication organized by the students will be released.

The exhibition is curated by Anna Goetz

June 9 to June 23 2022
Opening: Thursday June 8, 5 pm-10:30 pm
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 12 pm-8 pm

Rooms: 3.F11, 3.H15, 3.E08, 6.K02

Artists
Leandra Agazzi
Ruba Badwan
Gabriyel Bat-Erdene
Richard Blaško
GolfClayderman
Line Chevalley
Mathieu Dafflon
Alisha Dutt Islam
Tereza Glazova
Giorgio Graf
Irem Güngez
Nadia Hauri
Ana Hofmann
Jorim Huber
Eugène Kaïmanovitch
Alina Kopytsia
Peter Majercik
Angelos Merges
Alexeï Monney
Julia Nusser
Daeun Park
Duarte Perry
Aline Petrò
Valentin Rilliet
Lark Ring
Cordula Schieri
Nils Schulz
Katerina Sedy
Steen Sperling
Denisa Svachova
Ronja Svaneborg
Leevi Toija
Aline Witschi
Cristian Zabalaga

KUNST IM NOMAD 2023
Die Ausstellung von zeitgenössischen Künstler:innen im Nomad Design & Lifestyle Hotel geht in die dritte Runde.

Vom 29. April bis zum 7. Mai, wir freuen uns auch diesen Frühling das Nomad mit all seinen Flächen in Ausstellungsplätze umzuwandeln.

DIE AUSSTELLUNG
Beginnend mit der Vernissage am 29. April um 18 Uhr eröffnet die Ausstellung Kunst im Nomad 2023, welche danach von Montag bis Freitag von 16 – 20 Uhr und am Samstag & Sonntag von 12 – 20 Uhr geöffnet ist.

Wir freuen uns auf die diesjährige Kunstschaffende: Alina Kopytsia, Caroline von Gunten, Jasper Simeon Mehler, Marie & Marie, Naiwen Chou, Rodrigo Toro Madrid, Valentin Rilliet, Vela Arbutina, Victoria Holdt.

«KUNST FÜR DIESE STADT. KUNSTANKÄUFE DER STADT ZÜRICH 2018–2021»

“ART FOR THIS CITY. CITY OF ZURICH ART ACQUISITIONS 2018-2021”

Helmhaus

2. Dezember 2022 – 22. Januar 2023

Mit Werken von

@allesfleisch
Mitchell Anderson
Vela Arbutina
Caroline Ann Baur
Stefan Burger
Delphine Chapuis Schmitz
Mîrkan Deniz
Benjamin Egger
Ruth Erdt
René Fahrni
Adrian Germann
Monica Germann / Daniel Lorenzi
Sitara Abuzar Ghaznawi
Gian-Reto Gredig
Pascal Häusermann
Samuel Haitz
Hemauer/Keller
Thomas Julier
Eren Karakuş
Tobias Kaspar
knowbotiq
Alina Kopytsia
Lutz & Guggisberg
Michael Meier & Christoph Franz
Nico Sebastian Meyer
Mickry 3
Christoph Oeschger
Ceylan Öztrük
Philip Ortelli
Ursula Palla
Valentina Pini
Rico Scagliola & Michael Meier
Karin Schwarzbek
Veronika Spierenburg
Peter Storrer
Christine Streuli
Ana Strika
Una Szeemann
Gianluca Trifilò
Anouk Tschanz
Ilaria Vinci
Salvatore Vitale
Jan Vorisek
Latefa Wiersch
Wink Witholt

We are very happy to announce UFFICIO DELLA NOTTE, a meeting point for the figures of the night.

Pleasure – the sharing of joy – affects and connects people. Although certain practices, especially those that conform to non-normative, queer, non-monogamous and non-binary lives, have always been marginalised, criminalised or at least ignored by the institutions of power. Nevertheless the figures of the night have broken the limits of society’s decency. What still remains are questions: Where and how do we talk about pleasure? Which spaces are claimed and by whom? Are safe(r) spaces only dreams of a hidden utopia? To which extent do institutions determine what is sexually allowed/not allowed? And what does all this have to do with care work? In search of answers, UFFICIO DELLA NOTTE presents thirteen artistic positions that are shown in six different art spaces and clubs as well as in public spaces. The exhibition takes place from 23rd September to 15th of October 2022 in Zurich and is combined with walks, a pleasure positive party and a panel on the topic of Sexwork.

With works by Göksu Kunak, Florian Hetz, Benjamin Egger, Dario Callerame, Oz Oderbolz, DIVAS, Gilles Smrkovsky, Alina Kopytsa, Philipp Gufler, Berlin Strippers Collective, Jeanne Jacob, Latefa Wiersch and SLOCH.

The exhibition takes place at Rote Fabrik, Die Diele, Parat, Last Tango, BosqueRreal, Baby Angel and in public space.

Vernissage-Walk
Friday 23.09.2022 18:00-21:00, meeting point: Parat, Limmatstrasse 204, CH-8005 Zürich

Borderline Case 2.0

East-Central Europe, once again

BUDAPEST GALLERY

1036 Budapest, Lajos utca 158.

30 September – 27 November 2022

Exhibitiong artists:

YANA BACHYNSKA | DÁNIEL BOZZAI AND DÁNIEL MÁTÉ | VASILE CĂTĂRĂU | MEGAN DOMINESCU | OLGA DZIUBAK | MÁTYÁS ERMÉNYI | ALINA KOPYTSA | JUDIT LILLA MOLNÁR | DAVID PŘÍLUČÍK | EMÍLIA RIGOVÁ | SERGEY SHABOHIN | JIŘÍ ŽÁK

Curator:

TAMÁS DON

Opening:

29 September 2022 (Thursday), 6 pm

Music performance: XYZXYZ

Borderline Case 2.0 addresses the issue of East-Central European identity through the works of young artists who do not necessarily see the fall of communism in the region as a point of reference, and who no longer view the East/West dichotomy as the cornerstone of their stories. In their work, regional geopolitics are accompanied by other elements of identity construction; together they create a fabric which reveals the changing face of East-Central Europe.

The exhibition’s title was inspired by a 2009 novel by Péter Hunčík, a Slovakia-based Hungarian psychiatrist, which tells the 20th-century history of the region through the mixed population of a small Slovakian border town. It is a reference, on the one hand, to the special significance of borders in the region and, on the other hand, to the liminal state between West and East, to the ever-changing perspectives of “more here than there,” and to permanent relativity.

Borderline Case 2.0 is a new instalment of the exhibition that opened in January 2022 at Debrecen’s MODEM. The first Borderline Case featured the works of 14 young artists from 5 countries (Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Romania), most of which was specially created for the exhibition. While the Debrecen show laid emphasis on the historical contexts of the period between 1848 and 2021 (through the concepts of language, borders, and regional identity), the exhibition at Budapest Gallery widens its scope to include the situation of marginalised groups in the region. The war in Ukraine shows once again how crucial the questions of borders and regional solidarity are, and has, in many respects, redrawn the mental map of East-Central Europe. As a result, it was important that, in addition to existing works, the exhibition feature pieces from East-Central Europe in the broad sense, which, avoiding the pitfalls of the West/East dichotomy, reflect on social issues within the region – on an inward, and not an outward, gaze.

https://www.artchateau.org/2022-schloss-waldegg

PLAINS OF AMBIGUITY
ALINA KOPYTSIAApril 29 – May 25, 2022
The exhibition entails an extensive selection of paintings, drawings, ceramics, and textiles.
RUETTIMANN CONTEMPORARY Weststrasse 145, 8003 Zurich

Vernissage: April 29 from 5 to 8 pm.

Group exhibition

2. October -23. October

Sälistrasse 24, 6005 Luzern

Upcoming group exhibition ‘INTERIM’ in the Manegg, Allmendstrasse 93, Zurich
(Halle E, 1. Stock)
I hope to see some of you there for the opening on Friday, August 20th (17:00-22:00)
or on Saturday, August 21st (14:00-21:00)
Artists:
Alina Kopytsa
Alexeï Aad Monney
Elena Rujinski
Katerina Sedy
Leandra Agazzi
Linda Hauser
Maria Krol
Mercedes Borgunska
Mirjam Inauen
Nathalie Diserens
Nikos Radounislis
Sebastian Lendenmann
Vivianne Tat

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Group exhibition “in a circle around the corner”

With Olga Antonova, Marc Busse, Ishita Chakraborty, Victoria Cheredeeva, Manuela Cossalter, Michael Dandley, Rocco A. de Filippo, Gloria Galovic, Alina Kopytsa, Benjamin Mario Massa, Katerina Sedy, Dimitrina Sevova, Otto Szabo, Vivianne Tat, Tajda Tomsic, Begüm Ürek

Flyer for the exhibition by Victoria Cheredeeva

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SCREENSAVER | 17.06. – 16.07.21

Künstler / Artists:
Ata Bozaci, Felipe Castelblanco, Camille Dumond, Doğan Firuzbay,
Judith Kakon, Alina Kopytsa, Nusa Núñez de La Torre, Patric Sandri,
Andrea Suter, Adam Thompson and TristeBacio Club

Orte / Places:
Atelier Kunstklinik, Die Diele, Felix Jacques Frey Architekten,
Hauenstein Laroche Schedler Architekten, LangstrassenKultur, Rothaus
Bar, RDCL Digital Studio, Schreinerei GregoryClan, Sihlhalle and Toro
Bar.

Intertwining
June 11/12 – July 17, 2021

Solo show
Alina Kopytsa

New edition
Text by Petra Tomljanovic
Opening:
Friday June 11, 3 – 9pm
Saturday June12, 2 – 6pm
or by appointment
D.
Art Space
Töpferstrasse 26
8045 Zürich / Switzerland
info@dienstgebaeude.ch
www.dienstgebaeude.com

PERFORMANCE:
Twinning
Alina Kopytsa and Coco Schwarz
12. June 2021, 19 UHR

Positionen zeitgenössischer Künstlerinnen
Artists:  Anna-Tia Buss, Muda Mathis und Sus Zwick, Alina Kopytsa, Maura Wittmer, Shannon Zwicker Dates 25. August – 21. September 2019

Opening 24. August, 17 Uhr 

Kunsthoch 31. August 11-19 Uhr
http://ptth.pt/