sinokultur im Salon 2025 - sinokultur

Wir freuen uns, dir unsere Salon-Veranstaltungen im Jahr 2025 mit Kulturschaffenden aus Kunst, Literatur und Musik zu präsentieren.

In der charmanten und intimen Atmosphäre des Salons werden die Kulturschaffenden ihre spannenden und innovativen Projekte vorstellen. Im Anschluss an die Präsentation hat das Publikum die Möglichkeit, Fragen zu stellen. Die Kulturschaffenden und das Publikum können offen und kritisch diskutieren. Ein kleiner Aperitif wird den Abend abrunden.

Ort: sinokultur, Klosbachstrasse 109 in 8032 Zürich

Wir freuen uns auf ein buntes Publikum und erhellende Diskussionen!

On Friday, August 22, 2025 at 6:30 PM, sinokultur invites you to our Salon talk "water, tea house, impermanence in architecture" with Swiss-Chinese architect Mulan Sun.

Water, dwelling, and spiritual spaces have been the main themes of Mulan Sun’s research and practice in recent years. In this talk, she will present her residential and teahouse projects, as well as the historical and theoretical research that underpins them. Through this, she seeks to answer the question: How can we create intangible/infinite spirituality through tangible/finite architecture?

Mulan Sun was born and raised in China. In 2005, she came to Switzerland to pursue a Master’s degree in Architecture at ETH Zurich. Since 2015, she has been the founder and partner of SML Architektur GmbH. Mulan has taught at ETH Zurich, Tianjin University, and, since 2020, at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. She is also a tea master, founding member of the ETH Circle, and president of the Swiss-Chinese Chamber of Architects and Artists (SCAA).

After the talk and Q&A we will enjoy a tasty Apéro together and exchange our ideas and impressions.

The talk will be held in English.

Location: sinokultur, Klosbachstrasse 109, 8032 Zürich

For tickets click here

On Wednesday, October 22 at 6.30pm sinokultur invites you to join our Salon with photographer Nici Jost, graphic designer Sonja Zagermann and gallerist Isabel Balzer. 

The three of them will be presenting and discussing the publication of Nici Jost's new book Silent Pink. The talk will be moderated by Isabel Balzer from the gallery see you next tuesday.

With Silent Pink, artist Nici Jost publishes her second book on the color pink, a consistent continuation of her long-standing artistic research. Building on the Pink Colour System from Instinctive Desire (2019), Jost expands it with two new shades developed during a six-month stay in Shanghai. Over 300 pages of photographs and pink everyday objects from China are combined with texts by Dr. Isabel Balzer, Diyi Morgenthaler, and Chinese artist Chongyin Yuan to form a transcultural color-space archive.

The publication is released by tria publishing platform, made possible with the support of sinokultur and the gallery see you next tuesday. Silent Pink reveals how color makes cultural difference perceptible – powerful, poetic, and precise.

The talk will be held in English.

Date: Wednesday, October 22 from 6.30 to 9.30pm, doors open at 6.15pm

Location: sinokultur, Klosbachstrasse 109, 8032 Zurich

Click here for tickets