Sadie Coles HQ Announces Monster Chetwynd Exhibition at Kunstraum Innsbruck

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Tuesday, October 13, 2026 · 1 min read
Sadie Coles HQ Announces Monster Chetwynd Exhibition at Kunstraum Innsbruck
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The Facts

On October 13, 2026, Sadie Coles HQ announced Monster Chetwynd's exhibition at Kunstraum Innsbruck, on view until November 21, 2026. The London-born artist, born in 1973, has developed a large-scale installation bringing together Zuul Beasts, Velvet Worms, several “Moths,” the Benjamins’ Head, and 25 models. According to the gallery, the works are presented not as autonomous sculptures but as components of a shared scenario, transforming the exhibition space into a stage and immersive model. The show centres on Chetwynd’s recurring monstrous motif, celebrating hybridity, otherness, and the resistance of stable identity.

The Signal

The exhibition underscores how Chetwynd’s performative, collective, and deliberately improvised practice has gained institutional traction, with installation works that reject polished aesthetics and fixed authorship. For collectors, the show signals the continued importance of immersive, performance-derived art and Chetwynd’s standing as an idiosyncratic contemporary voice. Her embrace of the grotesque, combined with feminist and ecological concerns, aligns her with a broader generational turn toward the unruly and the carnivalesque.

  • Artists: Monster Chetwynd
  • Galleries: Sadie Coles HQ, Kunstraum Innsbruck
  • Locations: Innsbruck
Originally via Sadie Coles HQ · Curated by The Cultural Signal
Image courtesy of Sadie Coles HQ

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