Author: Robin Harsch

Harsch celebrates its 60 years with families

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On may 21, Harsch celebrated its 60th anniversary with its employees and their families. This magnificent day was held at Les Bois Chamblard, somptuous land on the shores of Lake Geneva

Yoga, treasure hunt, human table football, painting, slackline, barbecue and other activities have made this day a very pleasant and convivial moment. 

The day went by so quickly ! Another reason to celebrate the company’s 65th anniversary… in 2022 !

A big thank you to the organizers and all the participants.

 

 

 

Moving of the Fang Lijun exhibition at the Ariana Museum in april 2017 – The video

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How to pack and manipulate works of art as fragile and imposing as those of the chinese artist Fang Lijun. take a look at the video for an answer :

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If you would like more information about the exhibition "forbidden spaces" or on the Ariana Museum, please click on these links

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Fang Lijun – Espaces interdits

www.ariana-geneve.ch

 

 

Harsch event at the Ariana Museum – Fang Lijun exhibition “Forbidden spaces”

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It was on Thursday the 30th of march 2017. A great moment of culture and discovery. 

  

On the sidelines of the Fang Lijun exhibition – Forbidden spaces – at the Ariana Museum, Henri Harsch HH SA organized an evening for its clients. The works of this Chinese artist, a major figure in contemporary art, have impressed our guests.

And this excerpt from the presentation text of the exhibition will help you understand why :

Composed of diaphanousporcelain bricks– andmore recently justedgesof bricks!- stackedwithrigorousgeometry,themodular sculptures push the material toitsabsolute limits. Firingplays a key role in the process. It causes thestrict arrangementof the bricksto distort, tearapartandsag, beforesettingthem with alife-givingorfatalblast of air. The artist is constantly seeking the critical pointbetweenperfection anddestruction; heexamines empty space, translucency, light andfragility.

The transport of the works was done by us, and in a few days we will publish a video that will show you some of the delicate packaging of these sculptures.