Art at noon on Bethan Huws' neon installation "White, Grey, Black"

Light, colour and language
In the 1960s, the neon tube found its way into the art world as a material. Composed of solid glass and gaseous neon, these works of art are at the intersection of solid and volatile material. To this day, the Welsh object artist Bethan Huws continues to work with such light sources and challenges our perception. Visual sensory impressions and language play an interplay: how much white, gray and black becomes visible in the fluorescent tubes during the half-hour joint viewing of the work?

The number of participants is limited. Reserve your place online at: www.buendner-kunstmuseum.ch/