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Clouds

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Christina is one of the artists featured in the exhibition “Clouds”, in Gallery Elle at the Suvratta House in St. Moritz. Also on exhibition are works by Ian Fisher, Mathias Kiss, Valéria Nascimento and others. 

 
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● Gallery Elle, Suvratta House, St. Moritz
● 9 July – 17 October 2021
● Opening times: Monday-Saturday, 10:00-12:00 and 14:00-19:00 or by appointment. 

 

©Furger, Gallery Elle 2021

©Furger, Gallery Elle 2021

Wing by Christina Oiticica. Blue/white ribbons on a wireframe.

 

©Furger, Gallery Elle 2021

©Furger, Gallery Elle 2021

Atossa Meier, owner Gallery Elle | ©Furger, Gallery Elle 2021

Celebrations – Part 1 & Part 2

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From 18 September 2020 to 31 January 2021, a selection of Christina’s recent work is present at the exhibition “Celebrations | Part 2 ” at Gallery Elle in Zürich, Switzerland. The exhibition also includes works by Valéria Nascimento, Mathias Kiss, Christopher Boots, Pierre Bonnefille and Julian Mayor. 

© Diyala Kayiran | courtesy of Gallery Elle

 


 

© Diyala Kayiran | courtesy of Gallery Elle

© Diyala Kayiran | courtesy of Gallery Elle

Christina’s work is also on display at the exhibition “Celebrations | Part 1” at the Elle Gallery at Suvretta House in St. Moritz, Switzerland. This exhibition runs from 10 July to 18 October 2020. 

Photo © Gian Giovanoli

Photo © Gian Giovanoli

Photo © Gian Giovanoli

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Impressões by Laufen & Brasilea – Geneva

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After its presence in Miami, in São Paulo and at the Design Miami/Basel fairs the project “Impressoes by Brasilea & Laufen” has its last stop at the Paulo Coelho & Christina Oiticica Foundation in Geneva, Switzerland, from 23 January – 19 March 2020. Visit to the exhibition by appointment only – please use the contact form and mention Exhibition in the subject line. 

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Impressões 2018:2019 – From Basel to Brazil

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The 3rd edition of Impressões 2018:2019 – From Basel to Brazil is a creative collaboration between Brasilea and Swiss company Laufen, one of the world’s leading ceramic manufacturers, whose products are renowned for their symbiosis of design, quality and functionality, including their innovative SaphirKeramik, a super-strong ceramic material that allows itself to be fashioned along minimal, architectural lines. Impressoes 2018:2019 includes works by artists Christina Oiticica, Maria-Carmen Perlingeiro,  Collective SHN, Alex Flemming and graffiti artist Zezão. A polyhedron, developed by Maria-Carmen Perlingeiro and made of SaphirKeramik, served as a multifaceted canvas for all five artists. 

The works will be on display at:

  • Brasilea Foundation, Basel/Switzerland, from 10 November 2018 to 29 August 2019
  • Design Miami, Miami/USA, from 3 to 9 December 2019
  • Expo Revestir, Sao Paulo/Brazil, from 13-16 March 2019
  • Design Basel, Basel/Switzerland, from 11-16 June 2019

For more information, please see Laufen’s press release on the subject. 

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Earth, Water, Air and Fire – Quatro Elementos

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On 26 January 2017, well over 200 art lovers attended the opening of Christina’s exhibition “Quatro Elementos” (Four Elements) at the Brasilea Foundation in Basel, Switzerland. Below are visual impressions of this lively and festive event.


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In addition to a selection of older works, Christina presented a number of works made especially for this exhibition, including 4 large canvases representing the 4 seasons:


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Below is the interview (in Portuguese) with Beleza/Radio X, broadcasting in Portuguese in the Basel region since 2008. 

Press: Exhibition Quatro Elementos/Four Elements

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06.02.2017 – Christina Oiticica: Quatro Elementos / Brasilea Foundation, Basel, video report by Vernissage.tv/Switzerland

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28.01.2017 – Kunst im Teamwork mit der Natur-2, video report by Christian Steinemann/Telebasel.ch/Switzerland

27.01.2017 – Kunst im Teamwork mit der Natur, Eva Watson/Telebasel.ch/Switzerland

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26.01.2017 – Christina Oiticica mit “Quatro Elementos” in der Stiftung Brasilea Basel, Badische Zeitung/Germany

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24.01.2017 – Partnerschaft mit der Natur, Die Oberbadische/Germany.

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15.01.2017 – Uma exposição onde a natureza faz a arte, interview with Marina Wentzel of Swissinfo.ch (in Portuguese) about the Christina Oiticica’s “Quatro Elementos” exhibition at the Brasilea Foundation in Basel.

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Exhibition “Quatro Elementos/Four Elements”, Basel

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Quatro Elementos – Four Elements – Vier Elemente
Brasilea Foundation
Westquaistrasse 39, 4019 Basel/Switzerland
26 January 2017 – 16 March 2017

Opening times during the exhibition:
Wednesdays and Fridays: 14:00 – 18:00
Thursdays: 14:00 – 20:00
Special opening on Sunday, 5 February 2017 from 14:00 – 18:00
Exhibition closing with performance by Christina Oiticica: 16 March 2017, 18:30 – 20:00

For more information (available in Portuguese, German and English), please visit www.brasilea.com

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Quatro Elementos by Christina Oiticica (image source: www.brasilea.com)

Exhibition “Couleurs d’Amazonie”, Espace_L, Geneva/Switzerland

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Galerie Espace_L, Geneva/Switzerland

This exhibition presents works by Niura Bellavinha, Ernesto Neto and Christina Oiticica, three contemporary artists who use raw materials in reference to the culture of the indians who are native of the Amazon region. Their culture transports us into a spiritual space that mixes the environment of the three artists presented hereby.

Niura Bellavinha uses the roucou (urucum), a red pigment used in body paintings by South American indigenous tribes. Christina Oiticica works with the intervention of women from the Katukina tribe in her artwork. Ernesto Neto has a profound desire to connect people, places and cultures as shown in his work Once in Love.

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