I like a bigger garden
Group exhibition
10.07.21 – 17.10.21
![Charlotte Herzig, Ausstellungsansicht Kunstmuseum Foto: Marc Latzel](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/MYhqA3JXXdWSYNeHcD7UbbWIdSfWa0UYiBvjypm4.jpeg)
![Charlotte Herzig, Ausstellungsansicht Kunstmuseum Foto: Marc Latzel](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/haNg5tf343EI95I9M3ofWXWYckuLcZj9cvrS8I8E.jpeg)
![Charlotte Herzig, Ausstellungsansicht Kunstmuseum Foto: Marc Latzel](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/j52iFEO8UvwbsFPhd3ue5G4wQRcJce9ma87hMaCr.jpeg)
![Charlotte Herzig, Ausstellungsansicht Kunstmuseum Foto: Marc Latzel](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/02wlvrvmTGezCuXRONOnIJGBqQ2YLMTcKYAmcDza.jpeg)
![Josephine Troller, Ausstellungsansicht Kunstmuseum Luzern Foto: Marc Latzel](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/mSWkJD9jFLNuB3z2aE0RlITVOEK5CW1YB2b6AWTM.jpeg)
![Josephine Troller, Ausstellungsansicht Kunstmuseum Luzern Foto: Marc Latzel](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/i2kwRKieufIISK9XTYb9pjXkSIDFHjx6AzCYdqbu.jpeg)
![Ben Sledsens, Girl Lying in the Gras, 2019–2020. Öl und Acryl auf Leinwand, 230 x 210 cm, Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerpen](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/V9B4NwaRm5yT2XarX6wWL89TDm7gL3owHFxOJaJA.jpeg)
![Ben Sledsens, Jaguar in the Jungle, 2018. Öl, Acryl und Sprayfarbe auf Leinwand, 210 × 180 cm, Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerpen](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/pZO6CekqAxCpG1KwQlqAcDSs1TS9Nyfy6OjKkXvw.jpeg)
![Ben Sledsens, The Landscape Painter, 2018. Öl, Acryl und Sprayfarbe auf Leinwand, zweiteilig, 200 x 150 cm und 200 x 190 cm, Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerpen](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/sAsesJxBm8G1qPtdH7TiS0qXkzc7UVCYy0sVFD9p.jpeg)
![Ben Sledsens, Morning Row, 2018. Öl und Acryl auf Leinwand, 200 x 175 cm, Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerpen](/img/cache/thumb900/events/medias/t2a3yTAHXDMZHljzfy2h3TA4Myluv8kJDZLiZ896.jpeg)
The exhibition “I like a bigger garden” takes Betty Parsons’ smart and charming reply literally: we actually see flowers, trees, blossoms and leaves, that is, gar dens, in the paintings by Charlotte Herzig (*1983), Ben Sledsens (*1991) and Jose phine Troller (1908–2004). Moreover, the exhibition aims to care for the bigger garden in a figurative sense too, placing the work of the deceased Lucerne artist Josephine Troller in context with two con temporary positions. This encounter with the younger generation shows just how much power, fantasy and remarkable daring her work encompasses.
Artists
Charlotte Herzig, Ben Sledsens, Josephine Troller
Curator
Fanny Fetzer
Participant
Pro Helvetia, Flanders State of the Art, Stiftung Casimir Eigensatz
Download
Press release (PDF)
Location
Kunstmuseum Luzern
Europaplatz 1
6002 Luzern
Switzerland
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Website
https://www.kunstmuseumluzern.ch