Mousse Contemporary Art Magazine

1. Nolan Lucidi “Bildersaal” at Kunsthaus Glarus

   The Kunsthaus Glarus showcases the first institutional solo-exhibition by Nolan Lucidi (b.2000, lives and works in Basel), presenting an installation with videos and objects titled Bildersaal. The work deals with male homosexual desire in literature and art history, as well as from personal experience. Simultaneously Lucidi explores the form language and the claim to authority

2. Evelyn Taocheng Wang ”Sweet Landscape” at MUSEION, Bolzano

   Museion is pleased to present the first institutional solo exhibition in Italy by Evelyn Taocheng Wang (b. 1981, Chengdu). Working across a variety of media, including painting, writing, installation, performance, and fashion, the Rotterdam-based artist has developed a unique visual language infused with poetry, subtle humor, and critical depth. By intertwining art historical traditions, fragments

3. Romane de Watteville “I’ll miss you when I scroll away” at Istituto Svizzero, Milan

   The exhibition comes in the form of an environmental installation specifically designed for the spaces of Istituto Svizzero in Milan and titled I’ll miss you when I scroll away. De Watteville’s work sways between the pleasure of aesthetic saturation and a vertiginous descent into a digital rabbit hole. Her figurative paintings draw voraciously from a

4. Raque Ford “The only one willing to to the hard part” at Fridericianum, Kassel

   The artist Raque Ford, born in Columbia, Maryland, in 1986 and living in New York, combines in her practice artistically formed shapes with strong color contrasts and slogan -like text. Through her use of plastic and other industrial materials she creates a n aesthetic that hovers between abstraction and simple visual codes. Layered up like