Nahmad at Tarmak 22 | Calder in Flight | Gouvernails rouges, 1967 Sheet metal, iron bars, and paint 92 x 67 x 40 inches (233.68 x 170.18 x 101.60 cm) 2025 Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
By Jeanette Wichmann
Gstaad transforms into a hub of artistic expression with MAZE ART GSTAAD, bringing together internationally renowned galleries, groundbreaking exhibitions, and a dynamic lineup of events for the weekend of Valentine's Day.
Outside the festival tent, seven standout exhibitions push the boundaries of contemporary and modern art, offering thought-provoking dialogues on form, energy, movement, and cultural heritage.
From site-specific installations in the alpine landscape to explorations of portraiture, kinetic sculpture, and primal expression, each gallery presents a unique perspective, making this a must-see season for art lovers.
NAHMAD CONTEMPORARY – CALDER IN FLIGHT
At Tarmak22 in Gstaad Airport, Nahmad Contemporary presents “Calder in Flight”, an exhibition dedicated to Alexander Calder’s legendary kinetic sculptures. Curated by fashion icon Edward Enninful, this show highlights Calder’s pioneering exploration of airborne movement and balance, drawing parallels between his mobiles and the principles of aerodynamics. Spanning five decades, the exhibition includes iconic pieces such as “Black Disc with Flags” (1939) and “Crag with Petals and Yellow Cascade” (1974).
WHERE: TARMAK22, SAANEN AIRPORT
WHEN: UNTIL 15 MARCH
With such a rich and diverse program, this February is the perfect catapult to ignite conversation and challenge artistic conventions. Whether drawn to the digital distortions of Urs Fischer, the meditative gestures of Gerhard Richter, or the poetic balance of Alexander Calder, visitors are in for an unforgettable artistic journey.