Art Museum Solothurn: Rimini Protokoll

By Haug / Kaegi / Wetzel

For the first time, a whole series of original works by Rimini Protokoll will be made accessible in an exhibition for several months and placed within the context of other works. A presentation of works staged as a multimedia installation: Here, the focus is on global networks of the arms trade and the food industry, on climate change and migration, and on the question: What happens when the statistics of the city of Solothurn get 100 faces?

Presented are Evros Walk Water pt.1 (loop for museums), Feast of Food, the installation 100% Solothurn and the app The Walks, as well as installations on Annual Shareholders Meeting, Situation Rooms, Temple du présent, World Climate Conference and Davos State of the World/Weltzustand Davos.

Concept: Stefan Kaegi, Daniel Wetzel

With works by Helgard Haug, Stefan Kaegi, Daniel Wetzel

Technical coordination: Martin Schwemin

Technical assistance: Peter Breitenbach, Sven Nichterlein

Production management: Steven Sander

Scenographic collaboration: Debbie Sledsens, Dominic Huber

SOLOTHURN ART MUSEUM

Directorate: Katrin Steffen

Academic collaboration: Meret Kaufmann

Head of administration: Andrea Galliker

Technical coordination: Til Frentzel

Technical collaboration: Jürg Dreier, Samuel Mühleisen, Thomas Schwarzenbeck, Daniel Trutt, Videocompany

With great thanks for the support of the exhibition and 100% Solothurn to the Ernst Göhner Foundation and SKKG (Foundation for Art, Culture and History)

& to INVR.SPACE GmbH; P'INC. AG, Langenthal; Raffinerie AG für Gestaltung, Zurich; Holzhandwerk Schwarzenbeck; Videocompany.

Accompanying the exhibition is the publication "100% Solothurn". With the support of SKKG (Foundation for Art, Culture and History).

A co-production of Rimini Apparat and Kunstmuseum Solothurn.