Catégorie : Group shows

Artists: Erica Arce, Marisa Cornejo, Melissa Ehrenreic, Irene Gennaro, Jain Hutzell, Nefertiti Kelle- Farias, Lydia Martin, Ryan Sarah Murphy, Heloisa Pomfret, Favianna Rodriguez, Dorothy Simpson Krause, Izel Vargas and Patricia Yossen.
Curator: Keith Miller
Place: SAC Gallery, Stony Brook University, New York, USA.
Date: October – November 2007

Artists: Marisa Cornejo, Miguel Denis Norambuena and Marcela San Pedro.
Place: Villa Bernasconi, Geneva, Switzerland
Date: 2007

Exposition du 3 au 19 décembre 2021
Ouvert du mercredi au dimanche de 14 h à 18 h

Dimanche 5 décembre à 15h, lecture d’extraits du livre
«Les pierres font partie du chemin» d’Emmanuelle Michaux

Dimanche 12 décembre à 16h, performance, «Relate to» du Swiss Soundpainting Ensemble. Une création en temps réel inspirée des oeuvres des artistes

Samedi 18 décembre à 19h, concert du groupe afro funk OWO au Studio Tasev

Dimanche 19 décembre à 16h, «KASHTANJEVË, RéP. KOSOVO»
une performance de Bekim Sébastien Krivaqa

Sergio Augusto, Valérie Besson, Maria Bill, Flavio Bizarri, Jérémie Blanes, Christine Boillat, Paola Carbone, Gabriele Carrozzini, Crystel Ceresa, Deborah Chevalier, Marisa Cornejo, Miriam Da Silva, Naomi Del Vecchio, Igor Denegri, Mael Denegri, Véronique Déthiollaz, Elisa Di Bin, Ousmane Dia, Hadrien Dussoix, Léonard Félix, Thierry Feuz, Ibrahim Findik, Charlotte Fontaine, Catherine Fournier, Philippe Fretz, Christian Friedhoff, Annette Genêt, Christian Gräser, Zaq Guimaraes, Alexandra Häberli, Christian Humbert-Droz, Kristina Irobalieva, Harry Janka, Virginie Jaquier, Kadiata Kaba, Mira Kaissi, Alba Knobel Otero, Bekim S. Krivaqa, Sylvie Lambert, Aldo Locatelli, Renald Longet, Carolyn Marti, Trystan Matthey, Céline Mazzon, Isabelle Ménéan, Michael Mayhew, MLLE, Fanny Modena, Ariane Monod, Malizia Moulin, Gabriel Mulvey, Alexandra N. Winterberg, Elisabeth Perlini, Carole Perrette, Chloé Peytermann, Ghislaine Picker, Luis Pinoleo, Sarah Riesenmey, Ségolène Romier, Gilles Rotzetter, Liliana Salone, Guy Schibler, Mathilde Schibler, Fée Schipoff, Nina Schipoff, Marco Scorti, Anja Seiler, Rocco Senatore , Yuki Shiraishi, Edgard Soares, Eman Taylor, Patricia Terrapon, Mathilde Tinturier, Marie Thorndahl, Sira Topic, Anna Tretyakova, Thanh Vu, Brice de Warlincourt, Florence Widmer Garcia, Eric Winarto, WOZDAT, Sylvie Wozniak

Coordination: Stéphanie Prizreni

Certificat Covid obligatoire selon les normes en vigueur

USINE KUGLER – 4bis, rue de la Truite – 1205 Genève – www.usinekugler.ch
Facilité d’accès sans voiture – Tram / Bus : arrêt Jonction
Pas de parking à disposition

For this exhibition Cornejo uses a silhouette carved in an persian rug of the playboy icon Jane Mansfield to raise questions around feminism and decoloniality. Jayne Mansfield (April 19, 1933 – June 29, 1967) was an American actress in film, theatre, and television, a nightclub entertainer, a singer, and one of the early Playboy Playmates. She was a major Hollywood sex symbol of the 1950’s and early 1960’s. Mansfield was 20th Century Fox’s alternative to fill the big emptiness Marilyn Monroe had left and came to be known as the Working Man’s Monroe. In the society of the spectacle, the hunger of the market needed a new celebrity, Jane Mansfield’s flesh and spirit was exploited as any other woman in our system of production and reproducción of the patriarchal status quo that wants to reach progress at any cost. After succeeding like a comet she had the commun decline some celebrities suffer and died drunk in a car accident with her whole family. When the society of the spectacle got bored of her and wanted to dispose her like and old carpet, she became a desperate mess playing with satanism, drugs, alcohol and sex.
« In 1995 I used her silhouette without knowing her biography to make a floor carpet in an exhibition called Hogar Dulce Hogar, in La Panadería in Mexico City, art critics, public and all stepped on her. Seventeen years later in Geneva I am using her silhouette again but as an homage to all women that get used like carpets and as an acceptance of all cycles of life we need to go trough to love ourselves. » M. C.

Artists: Christine Boillat, Crystel Ceresa, Marisa Cornejo, Elodíe Delomier, Angela Marzullo, Noha Mokhtar, Vania Repond, Lucía Mure, Cécile N’Duhirhae and Sahar Suliman
Curator: Élodíe Delomier  
Place: Cheminée Nord, Geneva, Switzerland
Date: May 2013 

Artists: Bissane Al Charif, Omar Ba, Marisa Cornejo, Manouche Vallet, Liam Maloney, Olivier Jobard, Khaled Dawwa, Christine Boillat, Hamid Sulaiman, Ariane Arlotti and Charles Heller
Curators: Chloe Peytermann and Stephanie Prizreni
Place: Fonderie Kugler, Geneva, Switzerland
Date: November 2016

Artist: Marisa Cornejo
Curator: Maria Campitelli
Place: Museo Ugo Cara, Trieste, Italy
Date: September 2018

Artists: Rocío Alcamán, Marisa Cornejo, Hector López, Tania Moya, Pablo Osorio, Gilberto Perin, Nilton Stonlin, Cleide Saito, Travessia, Geraldo Pestalozzi, Lucía Dalenz Lorieto, Britto Velho and Nuestra Cuba Nuestra
Curator: Momar Seck
Place: Centre des Arts, École International de Genève, Geneva, Switzerland
Date: 23.01—28.02. 2019

Artists: Omar Ba, Harold Bouvard, Rudolf Gerhard Bunk, Eugenio Cornejo, Marisa Cornejo, Igor Denegri, Mael Denegri, Hadrien Dussoix, Mounir Fatmi, Christian Lutz, Angela Marzullo, Maurice M’Boa, Barbara Polla, Zenawi Rezene and WeAreMillions
Curator: Mael Denegri
Place: Association pour le patrimoine industriel, Geneva, Switzerland
Date: November 2019—February 2020