The E19 exhibition, running from 29 August to 1 September 2024, brings together Lis Blunier, Beat Frank, Christiane Lenz and Marc Zaugg. The map indicates an opening on 29 August at 6.00 pm. No reliable external event page could be found for this specific E19 exhibition; the information provided is therefore based on the map and on sources relating to the participating artists.

Thu 29.8.2024   6–9 pmOpening reception in the presence of the artists
Fri 30.8.2024   6–9 pmExhibition
Sat 31.8.2024   6–9 pmExhibition
Sun 1.9.2024   4–8 pmClosing event
Lis Blunier

Lis Blunier is a Swiss artist born in Bern. She studied sculpture at the Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences and worked as a freelance artist in Berlin from 1990 to 2019. She is known, amongst other things, for her mural *Hier und Dort* at the East Side Gallery. She now lives in Switzerland and works in multimedia formats ranging from drawing and installation to performance and spatial experience.

Lis Blunier is once again taking part in an E19 group exhibition. The artist token, which was created back in 2022, is being reused.

Beat Frank

Beat Frank, born in 1949, lives and works in Bern. KBCB describes him as an artist who creates sculptures for use in everyday life; his works can be found in collections including the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich, the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich, the Landesmuseum in Zurich and the Vitra Design Museum.

Beat Frank brings to the E19 exhibition a perspective in which sculpture, objects, design history and everyday use intertwine.

Christiane Lenz

Christiane Lenz is documented in the Biel art scene, including at Art-Etage, Le Salon and Espace Libre. No further definitive key biographical details were found for this import.

Christiane Lenz is taking part in the E19 group exhibition in August/September 2024. This entry has been kept deliberately brief, as the verified sources primarily relate to the exhibition and her participation in it.

Marc Zaugg
Marc Zaugg

Marc Zaugg is a graphic designer who specialises in depicting images of nature. His works are based on his own photographs, which are first digitally edited and then printed using analogue techniques.

Marc Zaugg exhibits prints and drawings in which technical precision and artistic expression create a productive tension.

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