Featured Events in Zurich in September, 2024 (May Updated)

Atelier Bossard in Lucerne was one of Switzerland’s most renowned goldsmith’s workshops in the 19th century. Splendid trophies, silverware and jewellery were produced under the leadership of company founder Johann Karl Bossard (1846-1914). The staff not only created their own designs but also crafted exact copies of historical objects from the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods. Craftsmanship had recovered its appeal as people pushed back against industrial mass production. A visit to Bossard’s and the purchase of a prestige item were de rigueur for wealthy noble families and rich industrialists in the booming tourist city of Lucerne. In 2013, the contents of the goldsmith’s workshop were added to the collection at the Swiss National Museum. The exhibition in the National Museum Zurich’s Hall of Fame displays designs, models and historical photos in addition to the workshop’s most beautiful pieces, reviving Bossard’s former brilliance.

Zhang Xuerui uses painting and installation as media to engage in dialogue with her personal experiences, family history, the passage of time, memory and emotions.

隨著全球對可再生能源的需求不斷增長，2024 年蘇黎世太陽能及儲能展會將再度在蘇黎世展覽中心盛大開幕。本次展會旨在匯集業界精英和創新技術，打造一個嵌入未來能源解決方案的平台。2024年9月17日，參觀者將有機會親眼目睹最新的太陽能發展和儲能系統，並與行業專家進行對話。位於瑞士心臟地帶的蘇黎世展覽是此等重要盛會的理想之地，展會詳情及票務信息將於官方網站公佈。對於尋求可持續發展解決方案的專業人士來說，2024 年蘇黎世太陽能及儲能展會絕對是不容錯過的重要活動。

隨著全球對可再生能源的需求不斷增長，2024 年蘇黎世太陽能及儲能展會將再度在蘇黎世展覽中心盛大開幕。本次展會旨在匯集業界精英和創新技術，打造一個嵌入未來能源解決方案的平台。2024年9月17日，參觀者將有機會親眼目睹最新的太陽能發展和儲能系統，並與行業專家進行對話。位於瑞士心臟地帶的蘇黎世展覽是此等重要盛會的理想之地，展會詳情及票務信息將於官方網站公佈。對於尋求可持續發展解決方案的專業人士來說，2024 年蘇黎世太陽能及儲能展會絕對是不容錯過的重要活動。

We congratulate Teresa Margolles (b. 1963, in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico) for her installation „Mil Veces un Instante“ („A Thousand Times in an Instant“) on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth inaugurated today. The artwork features 726 life masks of transgender, non-binary, and gender nonconforming individuals—363 from Mexico and 363 from London. Cast in plaster, the masks, displayed inside-out in a cube, contain traces of the participants, such as makeup and facial features, and will gradually decompose over two years. This process symbolizes the transformation and visibility of these often-marginalized lives.

We congratulate Teresa Margolles (b. 1963, in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico) for her installation „Mil Veces un Instante“ („A Thousand Times in an Instant“) on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth inaugurated today. The artwork features 726 life masks of transgender, non-binary, and gender nonconforming individuals—363 from Mexico and 363 from London. Cast in plaster, the masks, displayed inside-out in a cube, contain traces of the participants, such as makeup and facial features, and will gradually decompose over two years. This process symbolizes the transformation and visibility of these often-marginalized lives.

We present a unique exhibition that highlights the artistic and biographical parallels between the Chinese-Canadian painter Matthew Wong and Vincent van Gogh. The focus is on 40 imaginary landscapes and interiors by Matthew Wong, which are being shown for the first time in Switzerland, complemented by selected masterpieces by Vincent van Gogh.

Between 21 and 29 September 2024, 11 rainbow jerseys will be awarded in road cycling and 53 in para cycling. Five world championships will be up for grabs: men's and women's individual time trial, men's and women's road race and mixed relay team time trial. The main host city of Zurich will be the finish line for all major races, which will start in one of the following locations, depending on the discipline: Zurich (Six Lakes or Oerlikon Velodrome), Gosau, Uster or Winterthur, the latter three towns in the canton of Zurich. Full schedule Saturday, September 21, 2024 17:15 – Mixed H1-5 Team Relay – Seefeld Track, Zurich-Zurich, 14.7 km Sunday, September 22, 2024 10:00 – Women’s B Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 10:00 – Women’s C4-5 Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 12:00 – Women’s Elite Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – Men’s Elite Individual Time Trial – Oerlikon – Zurich, 46.1 km Monday, September 23, 2024 09:15 – Junior Men’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich–Feldmeieren–Zurich, 24.9 km 12:15 – B Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – C4-5 Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – Under-23 Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km Tuesday, September 24, 2024 08:30 – Junior Women’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich–Herliberg–Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – C1-3 Women’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Women’s H3-5 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Men’s C1-3 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Men’s H1-5 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 16:00 – Women’s H1-2 individual time trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km 16:00 – Women’s T1-2 individual time trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km 16:00 – Men’s T1-2 Individual Time Trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km Wednesday, September 25, 2024 10:45 – Men’s B Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 103.2 km 10:45 – Women’s B Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 84.7 km 14:00 – Mixed Team Relay Time Trial – City Course, Zurich – Zurich, 53.7 km Thursday, September 26, 2024 09:00 – Men’s H1-2 Road Race – Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 38.0 km 09:00 – Women’s H1-5 Road Race – Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 38.0 km 10:00 – Women’s Junior Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 73.6 km 12:15 – Men’s C4-5 Road Race – City & Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 90.9 km 12:15 – Men’s C3 Road Race – City & Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 71.6 km 14:15 – Men’s Junior Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 127.2 km Friday, September 27, 2024 08:30 – Men’s C1 Road Race – Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 62.7 km 08:30 – Men’s C2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 62.7 km 11:00 – Men’s T1-2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 31.8 km 11:00 – Women’s T1-2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 31.8 km 12:45 – Men’s U23 Road Race – Uster - Zurich, 173.6 km 2024Saturday, September 28 08:15 – Men’s H3 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 57.8 km 10:45 – Women’s C1-3 Road Race – Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 56.5 km 10:45 – Women’s C4-5 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 70.2 km 12:45 – Women’s Elite Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 154.1 km Sunday, September 29, 2024 09:45 – Men’s H4 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 57.8 km 09:45 – Men’s H5 Road Race – City and Lake Circuit, Zurich - Zurich, 57.8 km 10:30 – Men’s Elite Road Race – Winterthur - Zurich, 273.9 km

Atelier Bossard in Lucerne was one of Switzerland’s most renowned goldsmith’s workshops in the 19th century. Splendid trophies, silverware and jewellery were produced under the leadership of company founder Johann Karl Bossard (1846-1914). The staff not only created their own designs but also crafted exact copies of historical objects from the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods. Craftsmanship had recovered its appeal as people pushed back against industrial mass production. A visit to Bossard’s and the purchase of a prestige item were de rigueur for wealthy noble families and rich industrialists in the booming tourist city of Lucerne. In 2013, the contents of the goldsmith’s workshop were added to the collection at the Swiss National Museum. The exhibition in the National Museum Zurich’s Hall of Fame displays designs, models and historical photos in addition to the workshop’s most beautiful pieces, reviving Bossard’s former brilliance.

Atelier Bossard in Lucerne was one of Switzerland’s most renowned goldsmith’s workshops in the 19th century. Splendid trophies, silverware and jewellery were produced under the leadership of company founder Johann Karl Bossard (1846-1914). The staff not only created their own designs but also crafted exact copies of historical objects from the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods. Craftsmanship had recovered its appeal as people pushed back against industrial mass production. A visit to Bossard’s and the purchase of a prestige item were de rigueur for wealthy noble families and rich industrialists in the booming tourist city of Lucerne. In 2013, the contents of the goldsmith’s workshop were added to the collection at the Swiss National Museum. The exhibition in the National Museum Zurich’s Hall of Fame displays designs, models and historical photos in addition to the workshop’s most beautiful pieces, reviving Bossard’s former brilliance.

Zhang Xuerui uses painting and installation as media to engage in dialogue with her personal experiences, family history, the passage of time, memory and emotions.

The New Energy Investor Summit is an annual meeting for senior management, project developers and investors focusing on investments in Renewable Energy The New Energy Investor Summit is an annual meeting for senior management, project developers and investors focusing on investments in Renewable Energy. The New Energy Investor Summit, an event initiated by Swiss energy providers, brings together a group of hand-picked decision-makers within the Renewable Energy sector. Every year, new stakeholders help shape the event as partners. The Investor Summit remains responsive and always keeps a finger on the pulse of the market and current business challenges. The goal of the Investor Summit is to provide participants a platform where they can meet with the top management from financially-strong investors, project developers, providers of investment opportunities and service providers. The New Energy Investor Summit targets the senior management amongst financially strong investors, suppliers of direct and indirect investment opportunities and service providers in the field of renewable energies. Information Source: Lighthouse Institute AG | expotobi

We congratulate Teresa Margolles (b. 1963, in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico) for her installation „Mil Veces un Instante“ („A Thousand Times in an Instant“) on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth inaugurated today. The artwork features 726 life masks of transgender, non-binary, and gender nonconforming individuals—363 from Mexico and 363 from London. Cast in plaster, the masks, displayed inside-out in a cube, contain traces of the participants, such as makeup and facial features, and will gradually decompose over two years. This process symbolizes the transformation and visibility of these often-marginalized lives.

We congratulate Teresa Margolles (b. 1963, in Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico) for her installation „Mil Veces un Instante“ („A Thousand Times in an Instant“) on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth inaugurated today. The artwork features 726 life masks of transgender, non-binary, and gender nonconforming individuals—363 from Mexico and 363 from London. Cast in plaster, the masks, displayed inside-out in a cube, contain traces of the participants, such as makeup and facial features, and will gradually decompose over two years. This process symbolizes the transformation and visibility of these often-marginalized lives.

We present a unique exhibition that highlights the artistic and biographical parallels between the Chinese-Canadian painter Matthew Wong and Vincent van Gogh. The focus is on 40 imaginary landscapes and interiors by Matthew Wong, which are being shown for the first time in Switzerland, complemented by selected masterpieces by Vincent van Gogh.

We present a unique exhibition that highlights the artistic and biographical parallels between the Chinese-Canadian painter Matthew Wong and Vincent van Gogh. The focus is on 40 imaginary landscapes and interiors by Matthew Wong, which are being shown for the first time in Switzerland, complemented by selected masterpieces by Vincent van Gogh.

Between 21 and 29 September 2024, 11 rainbow jerseys will be awarded in road cycling and 53 in para cycling. Five world championships will be up for grabs: men's and women's individual time trial, men's and women's road race and mixed relay team time trial. The main host city of Zurich will be the finish line for all major races, which will start in one of the following locations, depending on the discipline: Zurich (Six Lakes or Oerlikon Velodrome), Gosau, Uster or Winterthur, the latter three towns in the canton of Zurich. Full schedule Saturday, September 21, 2024 17:15 – Mixed H1-5 Team Relay – Seefeld Track, Zurich-Zurich, 14.7 km Sunday, September 22, 2024 10:00 – Women’s B Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 10:00 – Women’s C4-5 Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 12:00 – Women’s Elite Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – Men’s Elite Individual Time Trial – Oerlikon – Zurich, 46.1 km Monday, September 23, 2024 09:15 – Junior Men’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich–Feldmeieren–Zurich, 24.9 km 12:15 – B Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – C4-5 Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – Under-23 Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km Tuesday, September 24, 2024 08:30 – Junior Women’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich–Herliberg–Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – C1-3 Women’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Women’s H3-5 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Men’s C1-3 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Men’s H1-5 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 16:00 – Women’s H1-2 individual time trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km 16:00 – Women’s T1-2 individual time trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km 16:00 – Men’s T1-2 Individual Time Trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km Wednesday, September 25, 2024 10:45 – Men’s B Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 103.2 km 10:45 – Women’s B Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 84.7 km 14:00 – Mixed Team Relay Time Trial – City Course, Zurich – Zurich, 53.7 km Thursday, September 26, 2024 09:00 – Men’s H1-2 Road Race – Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 38.0 km 09:00 – Women’s H1-5 Road Race – Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 38.0 km 10:00 – Women’s Junior Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 73.6 km 12:15 – Men’s C4-5 Road Race – City & Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 90.9 km 12:15 – Men’s C3 Road Race – City & Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 71.6 km 14:15 – Men’s Junior Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 127.2 km Friday, September 27, 2024 08:30 – Men’s C1 Road Race – Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 62.7 km 08:30 – Men’s C2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 62.7 km 11:00 – Men’s T1-2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 31.8 km 11:00 – Women’s T1-2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 31.8 km 12:45 – Men’s U23 Road Race – Uster - Zurich, 173.6 km 2024Saturday, September 28 08:15 – Men’s H3 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 57.8 km 10:45 – Women’s C1-3 Road Race – Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 56.5 km 10:45 – Women’s C4-5 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 70.2 km 12:45 – Women’s Elite Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 154.1 km Sunday, September 29, 2024 09:45 – Men’s H4 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 57.8 km 09:45 – Men’s H5 Road Race – City and Lake Circuit, Zurich - Zurich, 57.8 km 10:30 – Men’s Elite Road Race – Winterthur - Zurich, 273.9 km

Between 21 and 29 September 2024, 11 rainbow jerseys will be awarded in road cycling and 53 in para cycling. Five world championships will be up for grabs: men's and women's individual time trial, men's and women's road race and mixed relay team time trial. The main host city of Zurich will be the finish line for all major races, which will start in one of the following locations, depending on the discipline: Zurich (Six Lakes or Oerlikon Velodrome), Gosau, Uster or Winterthur, the latter three towns in the canton of Zurich. Full schedule Saturday, September 21, 2024 17:15 – Mixed H1-5 Team Relay – Seefeld Track, Zurich-Zurich, 14.7 km Sunday, September 22, 2024 10:00 – Women’s B Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 10:00 – Women’s C4-5 Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 12:00 – Women’s Elite Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – Men’s Elite Individual Time Trial – Oerlikon – Zurich, 46.1 km Monday, September 23, 2024 09:15 – Junior Men’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich–Feldmeieren–Zurich, 24.9 km 12:15 – B Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – C4-5 Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km 14:45 – Under-23 Men’s Individual Time Trial – Gosau–Zurich, 29.9 km Tuesday, September 24, 2024 08:30 – Junior Women’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich–Herliberg–Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – C1-3 Women’s Individual Time Trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Women’s H3-5 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Men’s C1-3 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 11:00 – Men’s H1-5 individual time trial – Zurich – Herrliberg – Zurich, 18.8 km 16:00 – Women’s H1-2 individual time trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km 16:00 – Women’s T1-2 individual time trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km 16:00 – Men’s T1-2 Individual Time Trial – Zurich – Küsnacht – Zurich, 11.3 km Wednesday, September 25, 2024 10:45 – Men’s B Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 103.2 km 10:45 – Women’s B Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 84.7 km 14:00 – Mixed Team Relay Time Trial – City Course, Zurich – Zurich, 53.7 km Thursday, September 26, 2024 09:00 – Men’s H1-2 Road Race – Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 38.0 km 09:00 – Women’s H1-5 Road Race – Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 38.0 km 10:00 – Women’s Junior Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 73.6 km 12:15 – Men’s C4-5 Road Race – City & Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 90.9 km 12:15 – Men’s C3 Road Race – City & Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 71.6 km 14:15 – Men’s Junior Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 127.2 km Friday, September 27, 2024 08:30 – Men’s C1 Road Race – Lakeside Circuit, Zurich – Zurich, 62.7 km 08:30 – Men’s C2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 62.7 km 11:00 – Men’s T1-2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 31.8 km 11:00 – Women’s T1-2 Road Race – Lakeside Course, Zurich - Zurich, 31.8 km 12:45 – Men’s U23 Road Race – Uster - Zurich, 173.6 km 2024Saturday, September 28 08:15 – Men’s H3 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 57.8 km 10:45 – Women’s C1-3 Road Race – Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 56.5 km 10:45 – Women’s C4-5 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 70.2 km 12:45 – Women’s Elite Road Race – Uster – Zurich, 154.1 km Sunday, September 29, 2024 09:45 – Men’s H4 Road Race – City and Lake Course, Zurich – Zurich, 57.8 km 09:45 – Men’s H5 Road Race – City and Lake Circuit, Zurich - Zurich, 57.8 km 10:30 – Men’s Elite Road Race – Winterthur - Zurich, 273.9 km

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The largest survey exhibition of Günther Förg’s works on paper, spanning over 30 years, opens at Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse, this September. Förg’s works on paper were an integral part of his multi-disciplinary practice (which comprised drawing, painting, photography and sculpture) and ran parallel to his works on canvas. Executed in a variety of materials, from watercolor, acrylic and oil to charcoal, chalk and ink, these creations are considered works in their own right; instead of using them as preparatory sketches for paintings, the artist would often be inspired to paint and draw on paper after experimenting with his large-scale canvases. The exhibition includes well-known series, including his Grid, Color Field, Grey and Spot works, alongside lesser-known pieces, such as early works on paper from his studies in Munich, or later series such as Mostly Landscapes.

The largest survey exhibition of Günther Förg’s works on paper, spanning over 30 years, opens at Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse, this September. Förg’s works on paper were an integral part of his multi-disciplinary practice (which comprised drawing, painting, photography and sculpture) and ran parallel to his works on canvas. Executed in a variety of materials, from watercolor, acrylic and oil to charcoal, chalk and ink, these creations are considered works in their own right; instead of using them as preparatory sketches for paintings, the artist would often be inspired to paint and draw on paper after experimenting with his large-scale canvases. The exhibition includes well-known series, including his Grid, Color Field, Grey and Spot works, alongside lesser-known pieces, such as early works on paper from his studies in Munich, or later series such as Mostly Landscapes.

The largest survey exhibition of Günther Förg’s works on paper, spanning over 30 years, opens at Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse, this September. Förg’s works on paper were an integral part of his multi-disciplinary practice (which comprised drawing, painting, photography and sculpture) and ran parallel to his works on canvas. Executed in a variety of materials, from watercolor, acrylic and oil to charcoal, chalk and ink, these creations are considered works in their own right; instead of using them as preparatory sketches for paintings, the artist would often be inspired to paint and draw on paper after experimenting with his large-scale canvases. The exhibition includes well-known series, including his Grid, Color Field, Grey and Spot works, alongside lesser-known pieces, such as early works on paper from his studies in Munich, or later series such as Mostly Landscapes.

Mit Werken von Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Sammy Baloji, Lothar Baumgarten, Teresa Burga, Maria Eichhorn, Dani Gal, General Idea, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Eva Kot’átková, Susan Hiller, Zahra Malkani, Teresa Margolles, Senga Nengudi, Uriel Orlow, Elodie Pong, Ed Ruscha und Munem Wasif

Mit Werken von Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Sammy Baloji, Lothar Baumgarten, Teresa Burga, Maria Eichhorn, Dani Gal, General Idea, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Eva Kot’átková, Susan Hiller, Zahra Malkani, Teresa Margolles, Senga Nengudi, Uriel Orlow, Elodie Pong, Ed Ruscha und Munem Wasif

Mit Werken von Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Sammy Baloji, Lothar Baumgarten, Teresa Burga, Maria Eichhorn, Dani Gal, General Idea, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Eva Kot’átková, Susan Hiller, Zahra Malkani, Teresa Margolles, Senga Nengudi, Uriel Orlow, Elodie Pong, Ed Ruscha und Munem Wasif