Works by Women @ Triennale MBAL, Le Locle, Switzerland

TRIENNALE
Elles - de A à Z
Musée des beaux-arts, Le Locle (MBAL)
October 22, 2021 - January 9, 2022

Six Exhibitions Including
All Works Made by Women for Parkett

Take an immersive 360 degree tour of the exhibition, with detailed background information on all 90 works and artists.

Browse all 90 Works Made by Women for Parkett here

LAIA ABRIL
A History Of Misogyny, Chapter Two – On Rape

LOUISE BOURGEOIS
The Shape Of An Answer

PARKETT
A Time Capsule, Works Made by Women

BATIA SUTER
Domestic Night / Dark Pages

SOPHIE WIETLISBACH
Plakat, Thesis P.S., Advocate

BILLIE ZANGEWA
Domestic Life

Organized & curated by Nathalie Herschdorfer, Director MBAL, Le Locle (Louise Bourgeois curated by Séverine Cattin)

MBAL on the exhibition:

“… For the tenth edition of the Triennial Of Contemporary Prints, the choice was made to show works by women artists exclusively, not with the idea of locking them into a reductive category, but rather to put into perspective the themes they take up in their art, which is often marked by relationships of domination. With a real creative freedom, some of them assert themselves without fear of tackling so-called feminine subjects. They experiment with different practices to highlight their perception of the world…. Without being fully aware of it, our gaze has been conditioned according to the values set up by a patriarchal system. With this feminine-centered programme, the MBAL shows works that offer a counterpoint to a masculine art form and encourage renewal of our collective imagination.”

MBAL on the works made by women for Parkett:

“… Parkett encouraged the artists to let their creativity flow. This unique collection of objects includes prints, sculptures, installations, digital art, photographs, paintings, drawings, sound pieces and many other surprising objects … Besides the fact that the publications and editions are collected by major museums and collectors worldwide, Parkett’s website presents all their books and editions and offers new perspectives for the research, study and acquisition of contemporary artworks. A Time Capsule shows how joyful, inventive and innovative art can be.”