Publications – Fine Arts
Since 2003, the winners of the Kiefer Hablitzel Prize are offered the opportunity to exhibit their works at professional art institutions in the context of a group exhibition called Unter 30 - Junge Schweizer Kunst. After a three-year hiatus, this series of exhibitions has once again been a fixture since 2012, thanks to our cooperation with the Ernst Göhner Foundation. From 2012 to 2017, the exhibition Unter 30 is held by turns at the following partner institutions: Kunsthaus Glarus, Fonds d'Art Contemporain de la Ville de Genève (FMAC) and Museo d'Arte della Svizzera italiana di Lugano .
Since 2018 the group exhibition Kiefer Hablitzel/Göhner Kunstpreis has been shown in various Swiss institutions.
Also since 2012, the exhibition is accompanied by an extensive, bilingual publication, published by the Verlag für Moderne Kunst. This publication contains information on the prize winners including biographical notes, texts, and photographs of their works.
As of 2021 and the introduction of a special prize, which will enable the award winner to have a solo exhibition in a Swiss institution, the publications will be monographic.
Kiefer Hablitzel I Göhner Art Prize 2020
For the first time in the history of the prize, no Kiefer Hablitzel | Göhner Art Prize winners will be awarded in 2020. As a sign of solidarity, which is especially important for younger artists under the current circumstances, it was decided to distribute this year's prize money between all 17 nominated artists. Instead of an exhibition of the award winners, all nominees will also have the opportunity to show their works at Kunsthaus Langenthal and will be part of this publication.
Kiefer Hablitzel I Göhner Art Prize 2019
2019: Exhibition at Kunsthaus Pasquart Biel, curated by Felicity Lunn and Stefanie Gschwend
Kiefer Hablitzel I Göhner Kunstpreis 2018
2018: Exhibition Off Kunsthaus Glarus: Güterschuppen, curated by Elise Lammer.
Unter 30 X. Junge Schweizer Kunst. Kiefer Hablitzel Preis 2014
2014: Exhibition at the Museo d'Arte della Svizzera italiana di Lugano, curated by Elio Schenini
