Clare Goodwin, AT THE SCALE OF LIVING

The publication offers a focused insight into Clare Goodwin’s recent works — spanning painting, assemblage, and ceramics. Developed alongside her exhibition projects, it brings together images, texts, and installation views that reflect Goodwin’s ongoing exploration of abstraction, domesticity, and spatial composition. With a Text by Sandi Paucic, 2025
Sound of the Earth

Ceramics in Contemporary Art, 25 May – 14 September 2025 / Kunstmuseum Appenzell The exhibition Sound of the Earth. Ceramics in Contemporary Art juxtaposes works that experiment with the sculptural potential of ceramics, blurring the boundaries between high art and craft. The international group exhibition on ceramics in contemporary art is the first exhibition in … Read more
Biographical Forms, group show, Lullin + Ferrari Gallery, Zurich, opening 5th June 2025

with Benedikte Bjerre, Anne-Lise Coste, Clare Goodwin, Pierre Haubensak, Jamie Isenstein, Koka Ramishvili Wall Assemblage 8, 2025, Assemblage sculpture, wood, metal, ceramic, 134 x 109cm
Art Museum Appenzell: ARTIST TOUR Clare Goodwin with director Stefanie Gschwend: 7 August 18.30 / followed by ‘Heute Tankrevision’ Art Bar 20.00-23.00 / Sound of the Earth. Ceramics in Contemporary Art at Kunstmuseum Appenzell, 25 May -14 September 2025 /

The international group exhibition on ceramics in contemporary art is the first exhibition in Switzerland to explore current approaches to this medium. It focuses on artists for whom ceramics has become a core element of their practice, whether as the sole medium or in parallel with painting, sculpture or other media. The exhibition brings together works that experiment with the sculptural potential of ceramics, blurring the boundaries between high art and craft.
Surprise, Surprise, group show at Lullin + Ferrari Gallery, Zurich, until 15th February 2025

Group show with works by Michael Bauch, Anne-Lise Coste, Slawomir Elsner, Franziska Furter, Clare Goodwin, Bob Gramsma, Sebastian Hammwöhner, Pierre Haubensak, Mirjam Blanka Inauen, Anna Krammig, Anne Morgenstern, Valentina Pini, Sebastian Utzni. Exhibtion view with paintings by Clare Goodwin
OneHundred Works, Tony Wuetrich Gallery Basel, 07. Dezember 2024 – 25. January 2025
Group show Including new works by Clare Goodwin
Sculpted Adornment

Villa Renata Basel 26.9.-15.12.2024 Sculpted Adornment is an immersive exhibition featuring new works by Clare Goodwin alongside guest contributions from Aina Rea Aliotta, Valentin Carron, Sophie Jung, Shana Moulton, Claudia & Julia Müller, Markus Müller, and Lucca Cora Süss. Clare Goodwin stages a dialogue between the historical spaces of Villa Renata, a 19th-century building, and … Read more
Bogliasco Artist fellowship Award, 7 January – 6 February 2025

The Bogliasco Foundation‘s Artist Fellowship Award is a prestigious residency program designed to support artists and scholars of all disciplines. Located in the charming village of Bogliasco, Italy, near Genoa the fellowship offers recipients a serene environment in which to work on their creative projects. Villa dei Pini, Boglascio, (Photo Sandi Paucic, 2025)
Quilts and Lights x Loop Zurich, 2nd November – 7th December 2024
“Quilts and Lights explores the interplay between art and craftsmanship, questioning the balance between function, decoration, and the expression of an object.” Quilts: Sina Buxtorf, Maison Lullin / Lights: Clare Goodwin, Andrea Heller, Paul Hance, Claudia & Julia Müller, Loredana Sperini, Opening Saturday and Sunday, 2nd/3rd November, from 12-17h. Loop, Weststrasse 118, 8003 Zurich. Open every Saturday from 12-17h Wall Assemblage, 2024, Lamps, … Read more
Sculpted Adornment, Villa Renata Basel, 26 October – 15 December 2024

An immersive exhibition featuring new works by Clare Goodwin with guest contributions from Valentin Carron, Claudia & Julia Müller, Markus Müller, Shana Moulton, Sophie Jung, Aina Rea Aliotta, and Lucca Cora Süss. Goodwin transforms the villa’s rooms into a cohesive art environment, inviting artists whose works resonate with her own approach. The exhibition centers on … Read more