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The new Artist Fair in Switzerland

Artists from 19 countries!

ART SHOW ZURICH provides a forum for direct contact with the public to a selection of international artists from 15th to 17th May 2009.

Artists from Switzerland, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Colombia, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Vietnam, USA are personally present with painting, sculpture, photography and other medias.

ART SHOW ZURICH offers a fresh approach to the international artist fairs. By showcasing international artists - among emerging and young artists - collectors will discover a selection across today’s actual art. ART SHOW ZURICH offers a unique environment attractive to passionate buyers.

ART SHOW ZURICH is centrally located in Zurich's former industrial quarter west of the Main Central Railway Station, now the Culture Mile, inside the historic foundry hall Puls 5. There artists find a platform to show personally their latest works and to demonstrate various processes of creation.

At ART SHOW ZURICH, you will find no professional art galleries, but emerging individual artists who shows their works directly to an interested public. ART SHOW ZURICH offers to a wide public original works for a private collection or to make an interior more attractive. The public discovers contemporaneous art as well in an abstract as in a non abstract form and get inspired by this alternative to an often hard art market. ART SHOW ZURICH 2009 - Puls 5 is a modern project. Art exists mostly through the contact with the public and its integration in a social context.

Special Guest at ART SHOW ZURICH is the international renowned South Korean artist Minjoo Lee (Seoul), with a retrospective of her work. Minjoo Lee is concerned with the society around her, the relation between war and peace ("Universal Resonance") is a recurrent theme.

Puls 5: This former industrial district of Zurich is now a trendy one, where free green spaces remain alongside monuments of the industrial area and contrast very nicely with the new constructions. Life, work, learning, shopping, culture and leisure have their place in Puls 5.