Events in Zurich Region - Art exhibitions

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kuratiert von Sven Gex Eröffnung Freitag, 12. Dezember, 18:30 Uhr

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

Die Kunsthalle Zürich freut sich, mitIntermezzodie erste institutionelle Einzelausstellung des in Tallinn lebenden Künstlers Kaarel Kurismaa (geb.

photoSCHWEIZ 2026: Vom 6.–10. Februar im Kongresshaus Zürich. 250 Fotografinnen und Fotografen, Ausstellungen, Workshops und Talks rund um Fotografie.

The art of surimono prints

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

Die in Genf geborene Künstlerin Alice Bailly (1872 Genf – 1938 Lausanne) lebte von 1906 bis 1914 in Paris und entwickelte dort eigene futuristische und kubistische Ansätze.

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

Accessories have always been more than mere decoration: hats, scarves, gloves, bags and shoes reflect social, political and religious affiliation, denote power and status, protect and give form to

The permanent exhibition at the Museum of Prehistory presents archaeological finds from Canton Zug.

Glitzer funkelt und flirrt, fasziniert und empört. Er ist omnipräsent und auf Bühnen zu finden wie auf Protestplakaten und in Kinderzimmern. In Hamburg war die schillernde Schau ein Publikumsmagnet.

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

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

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?

Die Ausstellung spannt den Bogen von Humberts frühen Lichterkundungen bis zum experimentellen Spätwerk und eröffnet fotografische Seh- und Denkräume.

Switzerland has been home to a number of soul searchers over the years, such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Friedrich Nietzsche and Carl Gustav Jung.

The exhibition highlights the latest work by graphic designers up to their mid-30s and shows how the new generation contributes to the graphic design landscape.

Kunst in der Park-Villa

Horse stories between stable and nursery.

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

With many stations for seeing, hearing and playing, the exhibition is a unique experience for all generations.

Der Original-Triceratops jetzt im Sauriermuseum Aathal

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

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 Brazilian Lygia Clark (1920 Belo Horizonte - 1988 Rio de Janeiro) radically renewed the concept of art and is one of the most important artists in South America.

Even in the pre-industrial era, children made a vital contribution to the family economy, whether in the home, on the land or in cottage industries.

Im Rahmen der Reihe ReCollect! begegnen die Werke von Wolfgang Laib Meisterwerken der Sammlung des Kunsthaus Zürich.

The 1950s saw a sharp rise in demand for electricity, including in Switzerland. Dams started to be built in the Alps on a grand scale.

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.

A journey through time

The exhibition shows based on current projects how design can work together with science, architecture, art, and technology to contribute to protecting natural ecosystems.

Max von Moos’s famously sombre yet surprisingly cheerful oeuvre is “decoded” by being situated along a series of central topics.