The 13th edition of Art Genève opened on January 30, bringing together 81 international galleries and 22 institutional projects in a vibrant showcase of contemporary art. Alongside the main exhibition floor, the fair featured a series of special projects offering an opportunity to engage with less commercially driven initiatives.
This year’s Art Genève\Musique programme launched WOLFTONES, an experimental performance exploring ‘the wolf’—an acoustic anomaly in string instruments—both as a sonic phenomenon and a metaphor for disruption. The performance, held at the Grand Théâtre de Genève, featured artists Charlemagne Palestine and Olaf Nicolai, alongside the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande.
The Prix Mobilière spotlighted emerging Swiss artists, while The Art Newspaper édition française presented nominees from the prestigious Prix Marcel Duchamp. Additionally, HEAD – Geneva introduced Design Heads: Creating Tomorrow, an exhibition highlighting innovative projects from its students, and the 5th edition of P.A.G.E.S., an international fair for art books and contemporary prints, made its debut at Palexpo.
We were there to capture the energy of the fair and have put together a short video highlighting some of our favourite artworks. Stay tuned for an inside look at Art Genève 2025!
