Exhibitions

Kunstmuseum Appenzell (CH), 2022. Photo: Ernesto Baltiswiler

Current


Bill: Marc Gertsch

Museum Exibitions


Ernesto Baltiswiler
Kunsthaus Glarus (CH), Glarus, 05.05. – 26.06.1994


Unikat und Edition – Künstlerbücher in der Schweiz – Artists Book in Switzerland”
Kunstmuseum des Kantons Thurgau Kartause Ittingen (CH), Warth, 18.02. – 16.04.1990
Helmhaus, Zürich (CH), 1990
Curators: Marie-Louise Lienhard und Elisabeth Grossmann


Wilma Lock Gallery (CH)

“Es gibt Menschen in der Kunstszene, die sehen in Wilma Lock die Betty Parsons der Schweiz”
– Gerhard Mack

Ernesto Baltiswiler, Bernard Frize, Stephen Westfall, Erwin Wurm
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), February 1997


Ernesto Baltiswiler – Mälbyhult, 1994 – New Paintings
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), 14.01. – 04.03.1995


Reopening of the New Gallery
Ernesto Baltiswiler, Imi Knoebel, Jürgen Partenheimer, Franz Pichler, Susanna Taras, Franz Erhard Walther, Franz West, Daniel Zimmermann, Beat Zoderer
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), 06.11.1993 – 29.01.1994


Ernesto Baltiswiler – Paintings
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), 7.11.1992 – 4.01.1993


Eight Artists – Eight Works
Ernesto Baltiswiler, Imi Knoebel, Boris Nieslony, Jürgen Partenheimer, Franz Pichler, Gerard Verdijk, Franz West, Daniel Zimmermann
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), 01.06. – 06.07.1991


Franz Erhard Walther, Jürgen Partenheimer, Imi Knoebel, Daniel Zimmermann, Beat Zoderer, Ernesto Baltiswiler
Wilma Lock Gallery, ARCO Madrid (ES), 07. – 12.02. 1991


Imi Knoebel, Jürgen Partenheimer, Franz West, Ernesto Baltiswiler, Daniel Zimmermann, Beat Zoderer
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), December 1990


Thirty Drawings
Franz Erhard Walther, Beat Zoderer, Ernesto Baltiswiler
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), 26.05. – 30.06.1990


Ernesto Baltiswiler
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), 31.03. – 20.05.1990


First Solo Gallery Exhibition
Ernesto Baltiswiler
Wilma Lock Gallery, St. Gallen (CH), 07.01. – 04.03.1989


Art Fair

Ernesto Baltiswiler
Untitled, 200 x 160 cm, 1990
ARCO Madrid

Franz Erhard Walther, Jürgen Partenheimer, Imi Knoebel, Daniel Zimmermann, Beat Zoderer, Ernesto Baltiswiler
Wilma Lock Gallery, ARCO Madrid (ES), 07. – 12.02. 1991


Other Galleries


Ernesto Baltiswiler – Painting
Stelzner & Rading Gallery, Essen (DE), 09.05. – 19.06.1993


Ernesto Baltiswiler – Im Wald drinnen
Stelzner & Rading Gallery, Essen (DE), 03.11. – 21.12.1991

Article: “Künstler verschmelzt Erfahrung und Gefühl” by Manfred Krause, WAZ, 2. November, 1991
Book: Ernesto Baltiswiler, Text: Ulrich Krempel, 1991



Chevalier
ALMA, Dieter Hall, Emo Verkerk, Hans Witschi, Albrecht Schnider, Ernesto Baltiswiler
Bob van Orsouw Gallery, Zürich (CH), 08.12.1989 – 20.01.1990


Ernesto Baltiswiler – Paintings
Raum für aktuelle Schweizer Kunst, Luzern (CH), 30.05.- 27.06.1987

Ernesto
Ad in “Kunstforum International” art magazin, no. 89, Cologne, 1987
Design: poster, invitation card and ad: Anders Ljungman, box promotion, Stockholm (SE)


Performance


Art magazine
“Kunstforum International-
Situation Schweiz”,
Cologne,
Edition 63/64, 7-8/83

Photo: Mladen Lipecki, Kunstakademie Düsseldorf

“In 1983 the international art magazine “Kunstforum International” in Cologne dedicated an entire edition to the art scene in Switzerland. As a twenty-two year old art student of the Düsseldorf Kunstakademie, I was still too young to be presented. But I wished to be among my Swiss artist friends, especially since I knew many of them personally. This is why I “forced” myself into the magazine, by making an ad covering a whole page, in which I was posing as William Tell. He is the legendary Swiss symbol for freedom. The crossbow in my right hand is an old symbol for highest Swiss quality. My classmate Katharina Fritsch, a renowned artist today, felt very provoked by the ad. She didn’t see the irony in it. She screamed at me in the aisle of the academy because she thought what I had done was very immoral. In Switzerland the reaction was completely the opposite: Peter Fischli approached me in the Kontiki artist bar in Zürich, he seriously thought I had become famous, several years later, he himself, became a world-famous artist.”
– Ernesto Baltiswiler