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Make unforgotten
An exhibition of the Museum der Völker in Schwaz, Austria, from March 17th until end of November 2018.
The exhibition is extended until 31.10.2019.
In this exhibition there are in addition to Regula Tschumi’s photographs of Ghanaian funerals 13 coffin miniatures from her collection.
All coffin sculptures were made in the last 12 years in Paa Joe’s and Kudjoe Affutu’s workshops in Ghana.
More about the coffin miniatures
L'impermanence des choses
Since 25.11.2017 in the new permanent exhibition of the Musée d’ethnographie Neuchâtel MEN:
«Africa Pulp» of the Swiss artists M.S. Bastian & Isabelle L.
These art works were made by the Ghanaian artist Kudjoe Affutu. Regula Tschumi documented the project in Ghana and in Switzerland. Her film and photo documentations are part the exhibition.
More about the «Africa Pulp» project under Artmediation
C’est la vie
Since February 2016 in the Museum of Natural History in Berne.
In the exhibition «C’est la vie» in the Museum of Natural History in Berne a red rooster and a Samsung shaped coffin from Regula Tschumi’s collection are on display. The artworks were made by Kudjoe Affutu in Ghana in 2009. Also in« C’est la vie» are shown on a screen photographs of figurative coffins that Regula Tschumi made in Ghana during funerals as well as in the workshops of their manufacturers Paa Joe and Kudjoe Affutu.
Museum of Natural History Berne
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