Brooklyn-based, Zurich-born Chrissy Angliker is set to open a new series of drip paintings, Control and Chaos, at Knoerle & Baettig Gallery in Winterthur, Switzerland this Saturday, May 12. As Angliker says of the series, "The focus of this painting style lies in creating a balanced relationship between the controllable and uncontrollable. For every intentional mark, there follows a free-falling drip, challenging it. I am searching for a sense of grace in the transition between these two opposing elements."

We announced on the site the other day that Valencia, Spain-based artist, Hyuro (who we spent time with in Norway this Fall) just opened a new solo exhibition, Casual Anomalies, at Starkart in Zurich, Switzerland. She just passed photos along to us today of the exhibition, which works heavily on the theme of isolation and xistentialist insecurities.

Valencia-based street artist and illustrator, Hyuro opens a solo exhibition, Casual Anomalies this Thursday at the Starkart gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. We watched a lot of Hyuro works in progress at Nuart this past Fall, and the works were really well executed with strong concepts. This show will be no less.

Zurich-based performance artist, Katja Schenker created the following public piece by digging a large rectangular hole and then filling it with concrete along with: firesand, lime, kaolin, bitumen, colophony, brass, copper, bronze, graphite, wood, marble, granite, river stones, plaster, slate, hard coal, charcoal, asphalt, brick sand . . .