An installation view of Light, curated by Angeliki Kim Perfetti, showing until 30 August at Hauser & Wirth St. Moritz

This summer, Hauser & Wirth St. Moritz presents Light, a luminous group exhibition curated by Angeliki Kim Perfetti, founder of DYNAMISK and LUX Contributing Editor. Inspired by her upbringing in Swedish Lapland, The glamorous, dynamic Perfetti – alongside the gallery’s luminescent Director Giorgia von Albertini – brings together works by Larry Bell, Frank Bowling, Martin Creed, Jenny Holzer, and Pipilotti Rist. The show demonstrates more evidence that St Moritz is cementing its place as one of Europe’s art hubs – unsurprising given the number of collectors in residence – and that summer in the Engadine is becoming as attractive as winter.

Curator Angeliki Kim-Perfetti at the opening of her exhibition Light

“When I was asked to curate an exhibition for Hauser & Wirth in St Moritz I returned to my personal past and my upbringing in the very North of the Swedish Lapland. Where everyday life is contrasted between the extreme light in summer and the long dark winters, with an occasional visit of the Northern light painting the sky in the most beautiful colours. Finding myself in the mountain village of St Moritz not only made me recall home, but also inspired me to reflect upon why I am so mesmerised by light.”

– Angeliki Kim Perfetti, curator of Light at Hauser & Wirth St Moritz

Jenny Holzer’s Live Music (2024) on display in the exhibition Light. Image courtesy of the artist and Hauser & Wirth

A 2025 video installation by Pipilotti Rist titled Tine Refills the Oil. Image courtesy of the artist, Hauser & Wirth, and Luhring Augustine

Martin Ring’s 2015 DON’T WORRY in multicolour neon. Image courtesy of the artist and Hauser & Wirth

Hauser & Wirth is in the heart of St Moritz opposite the Badrutt’s Palace Hotel

Larry Bell’s Open Box SS, made of sand and zinc laminated glass coated with stainless steel and titanium. Image courtesy of the artist and Hauser & Wirth

Frank Bowling’s 1977 Untitled, made of acrylic and collage on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist and Hauser & Wirth

The show will be on view at Hauser & Wirth St Moritz from 12 July to 30 August 2025

Curator Angeliki Kim Perfetti has created a supercar-themed exhibition to match the celebrated vehicles at Kiklo Spaces, outside London. She writes for LUX of her inspirations to bring high quality art to a revered location for motoring enthusiasts

The exhibition features artworks by Ed Ruscha, Polly Morgan, Johan Deckmann and Nancy Cadogan among others, interspersed with some classic supercars of the last four decades

Love is a language that we all speak, and here within the exhibition di nome e di fatto:
LOVE /𝐥ʌ𝐯/, brings together an infinite collection of references to art history, visual culture and contemporary storytelling that is reflecting on and relating to the many topics of love.

Love runs through the exhibition as a fil rouge and presents eleven artists who are united in their diversity and their works forms a presentation of text, abstraction, light, figure, colour, and form.

Ultimately, LOVE /𝐥ʌ𝐯/ is a dynamic feel-good exhibition featuring an eclectic group of artists. Who are working across a variety of media from sculpture, traditional work on canvas, photography, light installation to mirror, whilst exploring the many topics of love.

Juliette Loughran, founder of Loughran Gallery, said, “We wanted to start the year on a high, uniting audiences and artists with the most powerful human emotion of all.

Love drives everything we do and this exhibition will explore its significance in art history with Dynamisk founder Angeliki Kim Perfetti, in the first of what we hope will be many collaborations.”

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LOVE /lʌv/ runs 4 March – 31 May 2024 at Loughran Gallery

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Angeliki Kim Perfetti is the Founder of Dynamisk, Independent Curation and Art Advisory