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The annual exhibition is a major event each year and enables members to present their latest works to the public and offer them for sale.
Over the years they have been held in various parts of Switzerland, from Unterseen and Walenstadt to Zermatt and even on top of the Säntis.
But every now and then, as in 2009, we like to go back to the roots and exhibit in Grindelwald itself, where the 16th exhibition was held in the Curling Hall of the Grindelwald Sports Centre.
The 17. Annual Exhibition was held between August and October 2011 in the Reppisch Hallen, Dietikon, where 138 works by 54 members were on show.
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GLACIER WORLD
Saturday, 20 August 2011
Saturday, 1 October 2011
Thursday, 1 September 2011 "Art and Science in the Glacier World"
Dr. Samuel Nussbaumer, World Glacier Monitoring Service, Uni. Zürich
For a selection of the works displayed and for photos from the Vernissage, please click here. |
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The 18th exhibition, entitled "ALP STEIN", will be held in March/April 2012 in the Kunsthalle Ziegelhaus Appenzell in collaboration with the Liner Trust Appenzell.
Further details will be published here nearer the time.
If you would be interested to become a member and to participate in the exhibition, please feel free to contact us |
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For details about members' private exhibitions please click here . |
For a review of the exhibitions held in previous years between 1995 and 2011, click on the links in the list below. |
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The exhibition jury, which is freshly constituted each year, has the responsibilty for selecting the works to be shown, based on their judgement of the quality of the works submitted and the constraints of the space available at the particular venue.
Artists wishing to join are invited to submit their work for consideration by the exhibition jury.
Those interested should contact the Secretariat, who will send detailed information about the conditions of membership and the submission procedure.
We look forward to hearing from you! |