Retrospective exhibition.

A wooden landscape.

A 'ghost story' that explores the question of why, for all our enlightenment, irrational capabilities are regularly ascribed to the new media and technologies of a given time.

Alan Vega's visual works (exhibition curated by Mathieu Copeland).

First edition of the performance festival in Paris.

A series of ice drawings.

Approaching the automobile as a critical and creative field of inquiry (the relation between car culture and artistic creation in recent decades through more than a hundred works of art by 60 different artists).

A new body of work.

American Minor, by artist Charlie White has been selected to be among the twelve international short films to screen in the 2009 Director's Fortnight - Cannes Film Festival.

Aleksandra Mir's first solo exhibition in Germany.

An overview on the representations and narratives of sexual diversity in art from the 1960's until today.

An intensive programme that through lectures, performances, films, videos and artists' presentations analyses the many different ways of generating a hypothesis.

A public conversation.

The influence of Surrealism on the world of design as expressed in, theatre, interiors, fashion, film, architecture, and advertising.

Rirkrit Tiravanija interviews twelve international artists of his generation who rose to prominence in the 1990s.

The exhibition examines how the Fluxus movement of the 1960s applied the DIY philosophy to practice, establishing an interdisciplinary, anti-art approach directed towards bridging the gap between artist community and society.

New sculptures.

The dialectic between workers and factories.

An installation of hundreds of portraits of a fourth-century Christian saint.

60 works of art including paintings, sculpture, photography and installations created by the most influential German artists since 1949.

New works.

A group exhibition that focuses on how European colonial powers during the 17th and 18th Centuries appropriated the natural environment in the Americas.

Un pavillon constitué de miroirs sans tain et d'acier.

2nd edition.

The relationships between art, design, architecture, nature and technology (with Stefan Brüggemann, Rita McBride, Corey McCorkle, Jason Rhoades, and Ai Weiwei).

Pop-up store by JRP|Ringier (book signing with Beat Streuli, David Claerbout, Aglaia Konrad...).

How contemporary artists disrupt prevailing forms of registering and representing the world.

A powerful line up of video, photography and installation works of a provocative and subversive nature.

A group exhibition showing works which deal with the diverse subject and form of this medium.

A selection of works by Marin Karmitz.

Second edition of the festival of contemporary art: an exploration of the global phenomenon of "biennialisation".

An exhibition that, on one hand, looks at how contemporary artists continue to quote and invoke the work of earlier artwork, and on the other hand, shows how the way that we experience the art of the past is anything but stable or predictable.

A symposium focusing on the artistic practice.

An exhibition bringing together the visions of two contemporary artists, reflecting four themes that structure their respective bodies of work: the archive, the nonverbal, the machine (and devices), and editing.

A reading of the esthetic relationship between the visual arts and music as relating to culture, rather to cultures.

A monumental installation.