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The vibrant solo show stars Eastern Europe's notable art figure from the 60s, Ana Lupas. Engage in a kaleidoscope collection of Lupas' radical crafts spanning textiles, sculptures, installations, and activity art, illuminating her transformative journey from dateline Romania.

Visitors to this exhibition will be immersed in the fiercely spiritual and humanistic creations of Eastern European art legend, Ana Lupas. With work spanning from the 1960s to now, she showcases sewing works, sculptures, installations, and action art, each boldly created under the confines of an oppressive Romanian regime.

Plunge into the environment of acclaimed artist Georgia Sagri; explore her diverse body of work, including intricate sculptures, canonical texts, and emotionally thought-stirring videos, each touched by her distinguished performance subtlety. Participants will perceive Sagri's society-influenced fervor reflected in old and just-composed pieces generated particularly for this event, beautifully weighing against Art Informel works, emphasized by her landmark sculpture, pioneering recovery methods and the unveiling of her newest instalment within the Cases series.

Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein presents "Case_O. Between Wars," an exhibition by Georgia Sagri that intertwines her diverse artistic practices with works from the Monauni collection. The exhibition highlights Sagri’s engagement with social justice and self-organization, featuring a range of media from sculpture to digital art. This showcase offers a compelling dialogue between Sagri’s contemporary creations and historical informal art, curated by Christiane Meyer-Stoll and Letizia Ragaglia.

The exhibition, "... that people would remember him a little more," celebrates the work of Eugen Verling, the pioneering Liechtenstein artist who designed the nation’s first stamp in 1924. Showcasing Verling’s 74 stamp designs—including many that were never realized—the exhibit highlights his artistic versatility and his enduring connection to his hometown of Vaduz. Through watercolor paintings and linocuts, the exhibition honors Verling’s significant yet often overlooked contributions to Liechtenstein's philatelic history and commemorates his legacy in stamp design.

This upcoming exhibition commemoratively marks the 40th anniversary of women's suffrage in Liechtenstein, portraying their tenacious journey to the attainment of this right. In addition to historical memorabilia, the event includes rigorous discussions on advances made towards equality post-1984, while also leveraging a space for thoughtful scrutiny of present-day gender equality in Liechtenstein.