Maja Bajevic at Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zurich
Maja Bajevic, Art Has to Be National, 2012, single-channel video on monitor.
COURTESY THE ARTIST, GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH AND MICHEL REIN, PARIS/BRUSSELS
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Maja Bajevic: Power, Governance, Labor” is on view at the Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst in Zurich, Switzerland, through Sunday, August 13. The solo exhibition presents a survey of the French-Bosnian artist’s work since the mid-1990s alongside new commissions to demonstrate “Bajevic’s ongoing work on themes like the abuse of power and religion, migration, and marginalisation of the foreign, and the tension between local and global,” according to a press release.
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Maja Bajevic, How to Explain the World to the Martians (Chapter III: Women), 2017, collage.
COURTESY THE ARTIST AND GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH
Maja Bajevic, How to Explain the World to the Martians (Chapter II: MK ULTRA), 2017, collage.
COURTESY THE ARTIST AND GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH
Maja Bajevic, Double Bubble, 2001, single-channel video projection.
COURTESY THE ARTIST, GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH AND MICHEL REIN, PARIS/BRUSSELS
Maja Bajevic, Art Has to Be National, 2012, single-channel video on monitor.
COURTESY THE ARTIST, GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH AND MICHEL REIN, PARIS/BRUSSELS
Maja Bajevic, To Be Continued—Performance, 2011–.
COURTESY THE ARTIST, GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH AND MICHEL REIN, PARIS/BRUSSELS
Maja Bajevic, Arts, Crafts, and Facts (Income of Top 1%, Productivity, Average Wages), 2015, embroidery on cotton.
SAMMLUNG MIGROS MUSEUM FÜR GEGENWARTSKUNST
Maja Bajevic, Arts, Crafts, and Facts (still), 2012, single-channel video on monitor or projection.
SAMMLUNG MIGROS MUSEUM FÜR GEGENWARTSKUNST
Maja Bajevic, I Believe More in Horoscope Than in Nationalities, 2006/17, A2 Poster (limited edition), installation view.
LORENZO PUSTERLA/COURTESY THE ARTIST, GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH AND MICHEL REIN, PARIS/BRUSSELS
Maja Bajevic, Liberté pour les Libres Égalité pour les Égaux Fraternité pour les Frères* *Based on actual events, 2017, neon, installation view.
LORENZO PUSTERLA/COURTESY THE ARTIST AND GALERIE PETER KILCHMANN, ZURICH/COMMISSIONED BY MIGROS MUSEUM FÜR GEGENWARTSKUNST