Artist Artist
Project Project
The CAN presents Parallels, an experience that considers the forms of the group exhibition. It unites about fifteen personal exhibitions. They come along together or follow each other in a long tangled program. The two spaces of the art centre are transformed into five different smaller rooms. The artists can therefore create their own world in a joint story which follows an arrhythmic movement. Parallels favors the multiple combinations of exhibitions, prevails entropy and encourages the dynamic of a permanent creative movement claimed by the CAN. Splited into three parts, as a cinematographic trilogy, it evokes a narrative universe thatt takes its source in science-fiction. This dimension is emphasized by the title of the first chapter Part 1: Astral Border, which will last from January to April 2022.
Mathis Gasser
mountaincutters
20.03–24.04.22
Opening 19.03.22, 6pm
with a hypnotic reading by Lauren Huret at 2.30pm and at 4.30pm (45 min) registration (places limted): info@can.ch
with a vocal piece by Léo Natorp at 8.30pm and a performance-reading in French by Fatima Wegmann Guinassi at 9pm, followed by a DJ set by the artist aka ven3mo at 10pm
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret
Yannic Joray
27.02–03.04.22
Opening 26.02.22, 6pm
with a performance by Jorge Raka
From 9.30pm: DJ E-Pizza & DJ Nori Quest
Youssef Limoud
Lou Masduraud
30.01–06.03.22
Opening 29.01.22, 6pm
with a performance by Adrian Ganea & Maria Guta, 6.30pm
Barbezat-Villetard
30.01–18.12.22
CAN team:
Martin Jakob, Sylvie Linder, Nicolas Raufaste, Liza Trottet, Sebastian Verdon
Maria Guta & Adrian Ganea, Cyberia, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Adrian Ganea, Cyberia, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Adrian Ganea, Cyberia, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Adrian Ganea, Cyberia, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Youssef Limoud, Elements of the Void, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Youssef Limoud, Elements of the Void, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Youssef Limoud, Elements of the Void, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Youssef Limoud, Elements of the Void, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Youssef Limoud, Elements of the Void, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Youssef Limoud, Elements of the Void, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Lou Masduraud, vue de l’exposition, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Lou Masduraud, vue de l’exposition, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Lou Masduraud, Active substances Fountain, 2018
Photo: S. Verdon
Lou Masduraud, vue de l’exposition, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Lou Masduraud, Plan d’évasion (suture), 2021
Photo: S. Verdon
Lou Masduraud, Plan d’évasion (Lady Godiva), 2021
Photo: S. Verdon
Lou Masduraud, Active substances Fountain, 2018
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Jorge Raka, vue de la performance Raka ‘n’ Roll, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Jorge Raka, vue de la performance Raka ‘n’ Roll, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Jorge Raka, vue de la performance Raka ‘n’ Roll, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Jorge Raka, vue de la performance Raka ‘n’ Roll, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Yannic Joray, The Red Planet, 2021
Photo: S. Verdon
Yannic Joray, The Red Planet, 2021
Photo: S. Verdon
Yannic Joray, The Red Planet, 2021
Photo: S. Verdon
Yannic Joray, The Red Planet (détail), 2021
Photo: S. Verdon
Yannic Joray, The Red Planet (détail), 2021
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, vue de l’exposition, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, She Makes A Very Beautiful Corpse, Sir, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, She Makes A Very Beautiful Corpse, Sir, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, Heads for Business and Bodies for Sin, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, Heads for Business and Bodies for Sin, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, Heads for Business and Bodies for Sin, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, Heads for Business and Bodies for Sin, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, Mad at Dad (work in progress), 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Lauren Huret, Satellite Hypnosis, vue de la lecture-performance, 2022
Photo: Barbezat-Villetard
Lauren Huret, Satellite Hypnosis, vue de la lecture-performance, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Fatima Wegmann Guinassi, vue de la lecture-performance, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Léo Natorp, vue de la pièce vocale With a lot of big tears, 2022
Photo: Héloïse Chassepot
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Mathis Gasser, vue de l’exposition, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Mathis Gasser, Ship (Invasion), 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Mathis Gasser, Ship (Invasion), 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Mathis Gasser, vue de l’exposition, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Mathis Gasser, Arrival (Siberia), 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Mathis Gasser, vue de l’exposition, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Mathis Gasser, Domo, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
mountaincutters, vue de l’exposition ctrl c respiration, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
mountaincutters, vue de l’exposition ctrl c respiration, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
mountaincutters, vue de l’exposition ctrl c respiration, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
mountaincutters, vue de l’exposition ctrl c respiration, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
mountaincutters, vue de l’exposition ctrl c respiration, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
mountaincutters, vue de l’exposition ctrl c respiration, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
mountaincutters, vue de l’exposition ctrl c respiration, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Barbezat-Villetard, l’Humeur, 2022
Photo: S. Verdon
Visuel de l’exposition Parallels Part 1: Astral Border
Graphisme: Nicolas Eigenheer et Noémie Gygax
CAN Centre d’art Neuchâtel, Parallels Part 1: Astral Border