Kunsthalle Friart Fribourg

Past exhibition: Eliane Laubscher, Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher, MAHF Museoscope, 27.8–17.10.2021

Eliane Laubscher

Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher
MAHF Museoscope

27.8–17.10.2021
Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image

The photographic work of Eliane Laubscher for Friart is composed of thousands of images dating from a time before digital photography. This collection of images contains treasures of artistic and documentary value. Since the beginning, the photographer has been closely involved in the Friart adventure, trusting the artists and immersed in the life of the art center. This exhibition attempts to reflect this daily, living and subjective dimension. All the images are taken from a corpus of contact sheets of black-and-white images, series that the photographer produced in parallel with the more formal work of exhibition photography. This presentation is intended to encourage future commitments to safeguard a collection that traces the history of an artistic culture in Fribourg over more than 40 years in contact with its time.

Curation
Nicolas Brulhart
partners

The jubilee is supported by Mobilière, Banque Cantonale de Fribourg, Loterie Romande, Agglomération de Fribourg, Ernst & Olga Gubler-Hablützel Stiftung, Temperatio Stiftung, the city and the canton of Fribourg. 

Images

Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image
Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image
Fri Art vu par Eliane Laubscher, 2021. Photo: Julie Folly
Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image
Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image
Eliane Laubscher, Jean le Gac et les peintres amateurs de Fribourg, 1992. Photo: Julie Folly
Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image
Eliane Laubscher, Performance de Monica Klingler, 1991. Photo: Julie Folly
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Eliane Laubscher, Vernissage Marijke Van Warmerdam, 1997. Photo: Julie Folly
Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image
Eliane Laubscher, Performance à la Place de la Gare 1 avec Hans Jurg Gilgen, Vitrine, 1984. Photo: Julie Folly
Friart vu par Eliane Laubscher image
Eliane Laubscher, Foutoune gardienne du poulet devant David Hammons, Untitled, 1993. Photo: Julie Folly