Events in منطقة زيورخ - الأحداث في المدينة

In the newly designed sector of Mindscapes, we will be dealing with the largest phenomenon of all: You! Because you are phenomenal.

An online exhibition to take part in

Marisol (Venezuelan and US-American, born in France, 1930 - 2016) became instantly famous in New York in the 1960s with her colorfully painted wooden sculptures.

In der im November 2023 eröffneten Ausstellung können die Besuchenden den Zusammenhängen des Elektromagnetismus auf den Grund gehen und überraschende und schöne Phänomene entdecken.

Music festival in the heart of Winterthur's Old Town.

Rosa Barba’s work fluctuates between film, sculpture and installation, whereby the boundaries are always fluid. Processes of transformation, perception and incorporation are her central themes.

Glacier Dreams

The city and canton of Zurich have a long and chequered history. This will be shown in a permanent exhibition at the National Museum.

The city and canton of Zurich have a long and chequered history. This will be shown in a permanent exhibition at the National Museum.

In her solo exhibition at Museum Haus Konstruktiv, Schenker presents large-format oil-pastel drawings.

Many children dream of travelling back in time. In the new family exhibition we make this dream come true!

The exhibition series «Raumfahrt» (Space Travel) presents young Swiss art in the basement rooms of the museum.

Switzerland is one of the world’s leading financial centres – but how did its close association with banking evolve?

The museum houses the largest international design collection in Switzerland. The new permanent exhibition presents highlights and opens up access to the archives.

The 1,000-m2 Swiss history exhibition depicts how Switzerland came to be over a period of 550 years.

As part of the ReCollect! series, Wolfgang Laib's works will be juxtaposed with masterpieces from the Kunsthaus Zürich collection.

On the anniversary of the moon landing, we look back, up and forward: Where do all the stars come from? What was it like on the moon back then? Is there life on other planets?

The Langmatt celebrates the return of the paintings to the newly renovated museum with the exhibition «Welcome back».

Horse stories between stable and nursery.

Warfare has been a defining element of Switzerland’s history.

Visual communication is all around us. Selected examples from the Swiss National Museum’s extensive graphic art collection illustrate the power of visual language.

The innovative exhibition on the history of the spa and industrial city of Baden. Get connected and surf through the past of a city that has left its mark on the world.

The permanent exhibition features more than 1,000 exhibits from the collection, including nostalgic memorabilia, documents and images from the FIFA archives.

Monumental buildings set the stage for political power. The exhibition sheds light on this questionable tradition based on Le Corbusier’s designs and visions.

From October 2019, the Swiss National Museum’s collections will be presented in the renovated historical west wing of the National Museum Zurich.

Kolonialzeitliche Fotografie in der Gegenwartskunst

The artist duo BiglerWeibel were invited to take part in one of three long-term process-based art projects as part of the two-year overall renovation of the Langmatt.

The Histories

Die Ausstellung begibt sich auf die Spuren von Sternanis, Zimt und Kardamom aus Vietnam – dem Gewürz-Dreiklang von phở-Nudelsuppe und Glühwein.

What binds a community together? Initially one might assume it is to do with having the same language, external enemies or economic interests.

The permanent exhibition «Archaeology in Switzerland» is shown in the first upper floor in the new wing of Christ Gantenbein Architects.

An artist of the century at the Kunsthaus

Painter of the silent sound

Art for all

Sound is an elementary component of design. The exhibition shows how sounds shape our perception and how listening as a design method opens up new, more inclusive approaches.

The exhibition features archaeological finds from the canton of Zug dating from the Paleolithic era to the Early Middle Ages. Models and stories make a visit to the museum a memorable experience.