Mousse Contemporary Art Magazine

• Laëtitia Badaut Haussmann “Le coeur et les poumons” at Emanuela Campoli and Galerie Allen, Paris

  Emanuela Campoli and Galerie Allen are pleased to announce Laëtitia Badaut Haussmann’s solo exhibition Le coeur et les poumons. Each space will host a distinct part of the exhibition: Poumons at Galerie Allen, Cœur at Emanuela Campoli. The two vital, interdependent organs evoke two strands of Badaut-Haussman’s ongoing research: her iconographic investigation on the tobacco industry

• Kristi Cavataro at Galerie Gisela Capitain, Zweigstelle Capitain V – C. A. S. A. Palazzo Degas, Naples

  In Kristi Cavataro’s new body of work, form has begun to behave differently. What once appeared as modular systems—composed of repeating units—now thickens, bends, and tapers with a strange, urgency. They emerge without fixed identity, yet fully articulated, site-specific, body-aware, responsive. Her glass sculptures pull away from diagram or architecture, into something more fluid, sensuous,

• “Mary Heilmann. Works on Paper” at Hauser & Wirth, Zurich

  Mary Heilmann returns to Hauser & Wirth’s Zurich gallery on Limmatstrasse with an exhibition of more than 30 drawings made between 1975 and 2005. Expanding on the artist’s exhibition of works on paper, “Daydream Nation”, at Hauser & Wirth New York last year, this presentation continues the recent in-depth exploration into Heilmann’s long-standing drawing practice

• Anna Franceschini “NIGHTS OUT” at Kunstverein Gartenhaus, Vienna

  In her practice, Anna Franceschini explores the multiple ways of displaying commodities. Underlying her observation of reality is cinema through its constituent elements: movement, light, framing, and editing. Performances, Xerox copies, kinetic sculptures, “bachelor(ette) machines”—which inject femininity into the Duchampian idea of apparatus—are, for the artist, “a cinema by other means.” Reversing the ends of