Solo exhibition of the work by the German-born North-American artist Eva Hesse (1936–1970). The exhibition will include a large number of small experimental works often regarded as ‘test pieces’, on the assumption that they must have been preparatory works for her ‘large-scale sculptures’. This exhibition, however, will prove how the recently renamed ‘Studiowork’ reveals important aspects of Hesse’s work.

This exhibition juxtaposes the artistic practices of Bracha Ettinger (Israel/France, 1951), who reflects on representation and the gaze through the manipulation of documents from her professional practice as a psychoanalyst, and Ria Verhaeghe (Belgium, 1950), who tries to give relevance to the anonymity she detects in the plethora of today’s images. Through both their works we can find ethical and aesthetic convergences.