Hauser & Wirth Zurich: Caro Niederer : Waiting for Returns | Jakub Julian Ziolkowski - 30 Aug 2008 to 11 Oct 2008

Current Exhibition


30 Aug 2008 to 11 Oct 2008
Hours :Tue. � Fri. 12 pm - 6 pm, Sat. 11 am - 5 pm
Opening Friday 29 August, 6 � 8pm
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Caro Niederer, Markt, silk carpet, 2007
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Artists in this exhibition: Caro Niederer, Jakub Julian Ziolkowski


Caro Niederer. Waiting for Returns
30 August � 11 October 2008
Opening: Friday 29 August, 6 � 8pm

Uncontrived images are wrought large and luxurious in Caro Niederer�s new works. Everyday scenes have been captured as photographs, then hand knotted into three-metre-long silk carpets in China. These are cultural returns upon ordinary moments, untroubled images whose details have been painstakingly knotted into lustre.

A series of new paintings, all made in the past year, are also on display at Hauser & Wirth Z�rich. Expressionistic in their style, they describe the emotion rather than the facts of their scenes suggesting nostalgia's distillation of the stuff of existence.

A catalogue featuring 60 colour plates and a short story by the writer Irene Dische, has been published by Steidl Hauser & Wirth on the occasion of the exhibition.


Jakub Julian Ziolkowski
30 August � 11 October 2008
Opening: Friday 29 August, 6 � 8 pm

Jakub Julian Ziolkowski�s exhibitions resemble hothouses run amok, laboratories brimming with bizarre invention. Individually compelling, when seen together his works paint a fictive universe bristling with narrative and detail.

Ziolkowski is showing an array of large and intimate paintings made over the past year in the first of two galleries at Hauser & Wirth Z�rich. The second is a room within a room, a kunstkamera filled with curios in which two- and three-dimensional works refer to and replicate one another, allowing the figments of the artist�s mind to obtain concrete existence.