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Manifesta 11 Zurich Announces 29 New Productions and 100 Artists for Historical Exhibition

festival-fair · 2026-05-05

Manifesta 11, the itinerant biennial, opens in Zurich on June 11, 2016, with the theme "What People Do for Money: Some Joint Ventures." Christian Jankowski serves as chief curator alongside Francesca Gavin. Twenty-nine site-specific works will pair artists with professionals: Carles Congost works with local firefighters on a film; Teresa Margolles with a transgender person; Marguerite Humeau with a robotic engineer; Shelly Nadashi with a literature teacher; Maurizio Cattelan with a Paralympic athlete; Michel Houellebecq with a Swiss doctor for a health analysis. Other pairings include Evgeny Antufiev with a priest, John Arnold with a Michelin-starred chef, and Mike Bouchet with a wastewater treatment director. The works will be shown in a satellite venue, a contemporary art institution, and the Pavilion of Reflections—a floating island with an open-air cinema and pool. The historical exhibition "Sites Under Construction" features nearly 100 artists, including Armin Linke, Bruno Munari, Fatima Al Qadiri & Khalid Al Gharaballi, Sophie Calle, Thomas Demand, Kim Gordon, Andreas Gursky, Pierre Huyghe, and Rosemarie Trockel. Italian participation is minimal.

Key facts

  • Manifesta 11 opens June 11, 2016 in Zurich.
  • Theme: 'What People Do for Money: Some Joint Ventures'.
  • Christian Jankowski is chief curator; Francesca Gavin co-curates historical exhibition.
  • 29 new site-specific productions pair artists with professionals.
  • Artists include Carles Congost, Teresa Margolles, Maurizio Cattelan, Michel Houellebecq.
  • Works shown at satellite venue, contemporary art institution, and Pavilion of Reflections.
  • Historical exhibition 'Sites Under Construction' includes nearly 100 artists.
  • Italian artists: Armin Linke and Bruno Munari.

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Artists

Institutions

  • Manifesta
  • Artribune
  • Maison Manesse

Locations

  • Zurich
  • Switzerland
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Cartagena
  • Murcia
  • Netherlands
  • Rotterdam
  • Russia
  • Moscow

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