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At the Locle, Exhibitions Question What Links Art to the Human Who Creates It, in Use and Looks at It.

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At the Musée des beaux-arts de la ville horlogère, Lucernois artist Urs Lüthi joyfully blurs his image by brandishing "One or the other truth"; Koenraad Dedobbeleer interrogates anonymous people through unsigned works; Agnes Geoffray and Vanessa Desclaux document in photos and archives intense female rebellionsBlack sneakers, black socks, shorts and black polo, black glasses, bald skull, Urs Lüthi thrones on a pink base, in a room of the Museum …

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At the Locle, Exhibitions Question What Links Art to the Human Who Creates It, in Use and Looks at It.

At the Musée des beaux-arts de la ville horlogère, Lucernois artist Urs Lüthi joyfully blurs his image by brandishing "One or the other truth"; Koenraad Dedobbeleer interrogates anonymous people through unsigned works; Agnes Geoffray and Vanessa Desclaux document in photos and archives intense female rebellionsBlack sneakers, black socks, shorts and black polo, black glasses, bald skull, Urs Lüthi thrones on a pink base, in a room of the Museum …

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Le Temps broke the news in on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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