EVENT – Black Film Festival 2023 (Zurich)
Black Film Festival Zurich celebrates the work of black filmmakers and showcases work that takes an unconventional look at black experiences that allows new perspectives and understandings. We will be exhibiting the work of three talented African artists: Phumzile Buthelezi (South Africa), Jeffery Baidoo (Ghana), and King Jacob Chimeremeze (Nigeria). Jun 16th - 18th 2023 SEE THE FULL PROGRAM HERE
EVENT – International Oriental Film Festival (Geneva)
The FIFOG will showcase a diverse array of creations, sometimes fantastical, sometimes nightmarish, through sixty films promising discoveries, discussions, escape, understanding, and a convivial sharing experience. We will present two of our talented artists: Hela Ammar from Tunisia and Alexandra Bitar from Lebanon. Jun 13th - 18th 2023 Vernissage Jun 13th @18:30hrs Espace Hornung of the Maison des Arts du Grütli, Geneva. SEE THE FULL PROGRAM HERE
MEET THE ARTIST – Nadir Alzamora (Ridan)
Nadir Alzamora (Ridan) Country: Peru Ridan was born in Lima, Perú in 1990. He moved to Piura to study where he developed a closeness with the town of Yapatera- Chulucanas, which became a key place in his artistic development. From a young age, Ridan had a closeness with nature, which he later on used as the main subject matter in his art. Artistically, he is interested in getting to know new places and then finding a way to break them down into colors, shapes, and symbols. Listen to his story!
SIRIN ANOUSH’S “SHOW ONE’S TEETH” ON DISPLAY AT ART SHOP WINDOWS IN LIECHTENSTEIN AND ZÜRICH
Sirin Anoush, a contemporary artist, showcased her latest series of cyanotype artworks titled “Show one’s teeth” in a joint exhibition with Mier Sandra at the Schaufensterkunst Gallery in Schaan, Liechtenstein (http://www.schaufensterkunst.li). The exhibition was a remarkable success, attracting a diverse range of visitors who were intrigued by Sirin’s thought-provoking art. Sirin’s art is inspired by negative emotions, and her latest series is no exception. “Show one’s teeth” is a reflection on the end of the human instinct and the beginning of the animal instinct, exploring the themes of conflict, aggression, and survival. Sirin uses her own teeth as a visual element in the
