Finissage «plomer plajer culer»
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Introduzione
Closing Reception for “plomer plajer culer” Saturday, October 17, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m., Chasa Jaura, Valchava
The exhibition “plomer plajer culer” brings contemporary art to Val Müstair and connects the exhibition venues throughout the valley. For the closing event, all museums will open their doors—the joint opening will take place at Chasa Jaura.
“plomer plajer culer” (layers, folds, flow) is an art and awareness-raising project that brings together cultural actors, artists, and scholars. The first edition (2025) placed the landscape at the center of the exhibition. In 2026, the focus will be on culture and history. A key emphasis will be on textile works that draw on the valley’s rich tradition of weaving. Other works will address architectural and historical themes in the valley.
“plomer plajer culer” challenges conventional perspectives, promotes critical engagement with environmental issues, and encourages reflection on our relationship with nature. Art evokes emotions, leaves a lasting impression, and makes complex scientific topics more accessible.
Exhibition Venues
Chasa Jaura, Tessanda Hand Loom Weaving Workshop, St. Johann Monastery, Museum 14/18, Muglin Mall
Curators
Andreas Frick, Pascal Lampert, Vera Malamud
Artists
Marianne Büttiker, Evelina Cajacob, Eveline Cantieni, Andreas Frick, Sonja Kretz, Pascal Lampert, Regula Verdet, Roman Wiesler, Patrick Rohner
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| Indirizzo di contatto |
Marco Gilly
Chasa Jaura Bauorcha 17 7535 Valchava 081 858 53 17 079 574 05 94 info@chasajaura.ch |
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| Località |
Museum Chasa Jaura Bauorcha 17 7535 Valchava Switzerland |
| Event Homepage | https://www.val-muestair.ch/de/plomer |
| Prezzo |
Exhibition pass for four museums (excludes guided tours): CHF 20; children and teens ages 7 to 18: CHF 5; children 6 and under: free. The exhibition pass is available at the museums.
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Date dell’evento
- sabato, 17 ottobre 2026