Do you want to discover the Old Masters?    
Do you want to understand the connection between the art of the Middle Ages and Modern Art?
Do you want to know what contemporary art is about?

If an answer is “yes”, then I am pleased to invite you to my art tours:

 

 

• To the Kunsthaus in Zürich, and enjoy the outstanding permanent collection
• To auction houses and try out a bid or build up an art collection
• To contempary art galleries

   „Art Talks“ – „Seeing is Enjoying”

There is a continous series of art tours at the Kunsthaus entitled “Seeing is Enjoying”.
The aim is to present in chronological order the development of art.

It begins with the ”Carnation Masters”, who lived in Switzerland in the Middle Ages, and will continue through the centuries until the present day. This part is focused on the analysis of the paintings.
The other part of the series are composed as complementary, extended information about a special period, artist or movement: For example the art of the Renaissance and compare works of the same epoch.
However the emphasis is on education that is enjoyable and is funny. All in small groups.

In addition I  offer visits to art galleries and  auction houses at an ad hoc basis

 

 

My background

I studied Law and History of Art in Budapest , where I received my Masters degree. I worked  for several years as a Gallery assistant in Hamburg and organised exhibitions. In 2000 I went with my family to Holland and worked as a documentary assistant in the Institute of History of Art, and published articles about Dutch exhibitions for an art periodical.

 

In Switzerland

Since May 2006 I have organised art tours and giving art talks in
- Museums: Kunsthaus, Migros Museum
- Auction houses: Christie`s, Schuler in Zürich, 
- Galleries: Hauser & Wirth,  Peter Kilchmann, Bob van Orsouw and other art galleries in Zürich.

I also give frequently lectures-programmes at the American Woman Club (AWCZ) and in Swiss educational institutions about themes like
"Italian Renaissance Painting" or
"the Romanic art period in Europe ".

Please contact me for current activities.

 

mail: Sterczer@bluewin.ch