Events in Ticino - Art exhibitions

Die Ausstellung erkundet die zeitgenössische Kunstszene Südkoreas durch das Medium der Videokunst.

On 2 October 2025 the Orchestra della Svizzera italiana, LAC's resident orchestra, opens the season OSI al LAC 2025/26.

The exhibition presents the winners of the international competition created to promote new trends in art photography among young talents from around the world.

The collections of MASI reflect the very special history of visual art in Ticino.

MUSEC presents the exhibition Painting and Poetry.

The cultural centre LAC Lugano Arte e Cultura offers a rich program that blends traditional and contemporary theatre, featuring renowned performers alongside emerging talents.

The exhibition explores the theme of self-portraiture through a selection of more than twenty works by contemporary artists of international renown from the MASI collection.

The exhibition investigates South Korea’s contemporary art scene through the medium of video art.

The exhibition features a selection of photographs by Stefano Graziani, some pre-existing and some previously unpublished, which dialogue with each other without referring to a single theme.

Anlässlich ihres zehnjährigen Jubiläums eröffnet die Fondazione Gabriele e Anna Braglia eine Ausstellung, die den Werken ihrer Sammlung des deutschen Expressionismus gewidmet ist und dem Publikum

This exhibition presents the work of an artist with a consistent, highly independent approach who has brought a breath of fresh air to contemporary painting: Jean-Frédéric Schnyder (Basel, 1945).

The 27th edition of the renowned Ticino exhibition will take place from 18 to 22 March 2026 at the Camellia Park in Locarno.

An architect, although better known as a painter, sculptor, designer, and graphic artist, Max Bill attended the Bauhaus from 1927 to 1929, and from this experience he drew the founding principles

MASI continues its series of exhibitions devoted to its collections and the art history of Ticino, with a focus on Umberto Boccioni (1882–1916).