Regula Tschumi News
Echo of the Unknown.
Dealing with Death and Transience
Regula Tschumi's photographs of Ghanaian funerals and figurative coffins are on display at the Kunsthalle Talstrasse in Halle (Saale in Germany) until February 15, 2026. This exhibition incorporates a wide variety of cultural and personal perspectives from different authors, creating a space for reflection and dialogue. The selection of works by curators Matthias Rataiczyk and Maximilian Fleischer ranges from impressive coffins from Ghana to contemporary artistic positions from central Germany.
A large catalogue has been published to accompany this exhibition, for which Regula Tschumi has also contributed a text and photographs.
3Sat Kulturzeit: "Echo des Unbekannten", 18.11.2026
Kunstverein Talstrasse Halle (Saale)
1.10.2025 - 6.4.2026
One World Calendar OWC 2026
The OWC calendar is published annually by a consortium of non-profit organisations, whose partners include Cimade (France), CNCD (Belgium), Helvetas (Switzerland), and the New Internationalist (United Kingdom).For the edition 2026 which has the theme of 'Humans and Nature', the judges selected twelve photos from artists around the world. It features work by the following photographers:
Piper Mackay (cover photo), Andrew Newey, Ami Vitale, Yuriy Ogarkov (Helvetas replaced his photo with one by Patrick Rohr), Dilek F. Yurdakul (two photos), Xavier Desmier, Justin Jin, Matthieu Paley, Regula Tschumi, Alessandra Meniconzi and Zay Yar Lin.
Regula Tschumi is proud to be part of this 2026 OWC calendar project, showcasing her photograph 'A Delicate Balance', which she has made in Ghana in 2022.
The "One World Calendar" 2026 is now published and can be ordered all over Europe.
A CNN book review by Thomas Page
CNN journalist Tom Page published one of the first reviews about Regula Tschumi's new book Buried in Style. Artistic Coffins and Funerary Culture in Ghana, published end of June 2025 in a German and an English edition at Kehrer Verlag in Germany.CNN inside Africa book review
Buried in Style. Artistic Coffins and Funerary Culture in Ghana
End of June 2025, Regula Tschumi's new photo book “Buried in Style” was published by Kehrer Verlag in Heidelberg.You can now purchase the publication from Kehrer Verlag or from any major bookshop.
All texts and photos are by Regula Tschumi.
Design: Harald Pridger, Kehrer Verlag.
Hardcover, ca. 22 x 28 cm
240 pages / 270 color photographs
Kehrer Verlag