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	Ai Weiwei - Interlacing May 28 - August 21, 2011 Fotomuseum Winterthur (Main Gallery and Gallery) For the first time a comprehensive exhibition of photography and videos by Ai Weiwei, one of the most complex contemporary artists from China, has been organized. As a sculptor, conceptual artist, photographer, and architect, Ai Weiwei has created a political oeuvre that has excited much attention around the world. Ai Weiwei is a seismograph of current topics and social problems, who, as great "multiplier" and communicator, channels life into art and art into life. more Photos: Ai Weiwei, 'Study of Perspective - The Eiffel Tower', 1995-2003 © Ai Weiwei Ai Weiwei, 'From Beijing's 2008 Olympic Stadium', 2005-2008, 02.17.2007 © Ai Weiwei
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	Alexander Rodchenko - Revolution in Photography May 28 - August 14, 2011 Fotomuseum Winterthur (Gallery of Collections) The exhibition Alexander Rodchenko - Revolution in Photography focuses on the Russian Constructivist Alexander Rodchenko, whose work spanned many disciplines - he was a painter, sculptor, designer, and photographer. He conquered traditional photography with the slogan "Our duty is to experiment!" in 1924, which resulted in a reconsideration of the concept and role of photography. more Photo: Alexander Rodchenko and Warwara, Stepanowa 'Soviet Life', Maquette of a magazine cover, 1944 Collage on Gelatin-silver print, Vintage print, 48,8 x 34,1 cm Private collection © Rodchenko's Archive / 2011, ProLitteris, Zurich
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	Things will get better - Photographs by Hans Steiner May 28 - October 9, 2011 Fotostiftung Schweiz The exhibition Things will get better - Photographs by Hans Steiner shows a part of the Bernese photographer's broad work, which previously received little attention, and presents a surprising and fresh view of the profound changes that affected Switzerland in the postwar period. Leisure, fashion, and sports proved to be Steiner's key themes. In his unconventional images, he casts light on urban and rural everyday life, focusing especially on the changes in a society in which consumption and pleasure were becoming more and more important. more Photo: Hans Steiner, 'The First Escalator in Berne', Departement Store Loeb, 1957 © Musée de l’Elysée
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