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Alberto Giacometti - everything you need to know about his life and work on the Internet in English now.

Berne (ots)

Neue Zürcher Zeitung AG and swissinfo/Swiss Radio
International (SRI) have joined forces to create a comprehensive
English-language Internet site on the life and work of Alberto
Giacometti: www.alberto-giacometti.ch/en.
Having created a German-language site to mark the Giacometti
exhibition at Zurich's Kunsthaus, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung has now
teamed up with swissinfo to have the site translated into English and
expanded. The English-language site is being launched in time for the
opening of the Giacometti retrospective at New York's Museum of
Modern Art. The exhibition will be flanked by an event organized by
the Swiss Institute on Broadway under the patronage of the Neue
Zürcher Zeitung and swissinfo. The exhibition at the Swiss Institute
shows photographs by Ernst Scheidegger from the life of Giacometti.
In addition, a documentary film by Heinz Bütler entitled "Alberto
Giacometti - eyes on the horizon" will be shown several times daily.
This joint website is the most important bookmark of the
Giacometti year. Nowhere is Giacometti's 100th birthday celebrated
more comprehensively in the web than by NZZ Online and swissinfo: the
life, works, texts by and about Giacometti, a list of exhibitions in
Europe and the USA, events and, above all, large videostreams. The
Giacometti website presents the life and work of the probably most
famous Swiss artist of the 20th century in vivid detail.
The site URL is: www.alberto-giacometti.ch/en

Contact:

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Christian Dettwiler, phone +41 1 258 14 86,
e-mail: c.dettwiler@nzz.ch)

swissinfo: Peter Hufschmid, mobile +41 79 300 49 60, e-mail:
peter.hufschmid@swissinfo.ch

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