ATLAS and READER — REVOLVING HISTORIES publication on translocal performance art Switzerland
book launch in Sphères – bar and bookshop in Zurich
announcement of the book launch tour across Switzerland
REVOLVING HISTORIES is celebrating the publication of LESEBUCH and ATLAS, published by Vexer Verlag, at Sphères in Zurich. The book launch is taking place as part of a tour of book launches that is travelling through various regions of Switzerland.
In Zurich, the editors will provide an insight into the background to the publication and the development of the text on Zurich’s performance movements.
These two publications offer an initial overview of the performance scenes, artists, venues and festivals in multilingual Switzerland. Drawing on both first- and second-hand sources, they provide insights and cross-references between the various performance networks in different regions of Switzerland.
Authors of the READER:
Caroline Arni, Donatella Bernardi, Dorothee Daphi, Sabine Gebhardt Fink, Pascale Grau, Dominique Grisard, Michael Hiltbrunner, Gisela Hochuli, Ute Holl, Isabella Krayer, Tabea Lurk, Linda Luv, Nicole Müller, Jules Pelta Feldman, Chris Regn, Dorothea Rust, Andrea Saemann, Dorothea Schürch, Roland Wetzel, Isabel Zürcher
Authors of the ATLAS:
Ursula Badrutt, Mathias Balzer, Claire de Ribaupierre Furlan, Esther Maria Jungo, Marie-Ève Knoerle, Muda Mathis, Mary Paterson, Dorothea Rust, Andrea Saemann, Marcel Schwald, Benjamin Sunarjo, Margarit von Büren
Book launch tour across Switzerland:
> 28.03.26 17.00h La Ferme de la Chapelle, 39 route de la Chapelle, Grand-Lancy, Genève
> 15.04.26 19.30h Sphères, Hardturmstrasse 66, Zürich
> 21.04.26 18.00h Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen, Davidstrasse 40, St.Gallen
> 09.05.26 15.30h Friart, Petites-Rames 22, Fribourg
> 13.05.26 19.00h Redaktion, Himmelrichstrasse 4, Luzern
> 21.05.26 19.00h Museum Tinguely, Paul Sacher-Anlage 1, Basel
> 30.05.26 19.00h Arsenic, Rue de Genève 57, Lausanne
> 04.06.26 18.00h Bündner Kunstmuseum, Bahnhofstrasse 35, Chur
> 26.06.26 19.00h Stadtgalerie, PROGR, Waisenhausplatz 30, Bern