Events - Art exhibitions

An online exhibition to take part in

Curated by Katrin Steffen, Anna Bürkli and Tuula Rasmussen

A spellbinding stroll in which art becomes the fragmented mirror of a personality.

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

Under the theme of "Ressources", Rossinière is decked out in art creations made from natural or salvaged materials throughout the summer and autumn!

Die Ausstellung präsentiert erstmals einen direkten Vergleich zweier bedeutender Vertreter der Neuen Sachlichkeit: Otto Dix (1891–1969) und Adolf Dietrich (1877–1957).

The party's over, the costumes put away. Their emotional value is so strong that it's hard to part with them.

Die Ausstellung zeigt, auf welche Weisen wir uns die Welt formen – in der Wissenschaft, Literatur, Religion oder Kunst.

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

The Collection de l’Art Brut is holding its first solo show of works by Chinese artist Ding Liren.

Permanent open air exhibition, the kitchen garden of the Château de Prangins is the largest historical kitchen garden in Switzerland.

ArteSOAZZA – das Kunstereignis im Misox – bietet aussergewöhnliche Kunst in einer einzigartigen Landschaft.

From May 22, 2025, a historic ghost train at Museum Tinguely will be transformed into the immersive art installation "Scream Machines".

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

This new exhibition covers a period from the late 60s to the present day, with chapters relayed by the specialist press: a special focus on Marielle Stamm,

"A Tsunami on Lake Geneva"

Just 10 minutes from Morges, the Gardens of the Château de Vullierens are unique in Switzerland.

Everything you experience here is not only «truly wild», but also «truly National Park».

This spring, the MBAL unveils the backstage of its collection and proposes a sensitive and plural tribute to the landscapes of the Neuchâtel region through the lively hymns of artists

The international group exhibition on ceramics in contemporary art is the first exhibition in Switzerland to deal with current approaches to this medium.

Albert Chavaz (1907-1990), a major 20th-century painter from Geneva, left his mark on French-speaking Swiss art with his landscapes, still lifes and portraits of women, while also developing a

This show brings to light a side of the gallerist’s activities in the art market that is less well known, the creation and selling of what is called multiples.

The sculptural work of Alexandra Bircken (*1967) deals with the structure of protection, identification and the expansion of the individual in analogies between body and machine.

The exhibition spotlights the work of Alain Huck and surveys almost thirty years of his practice, from his earliest works on canvas and the monumental charcoal pieces that first brought him

The newly designed permanent exhibition opens windows into the lives of the Indians and Inuit.

A Documentation of the General Inventory in the Historical Museum Basel

Conceived as part of a Swiss National Science Foundation project, the exhibition follows in the footsteps of the thousands of tourists who circumnavigated the globe between 1869 and 1914.

Rose Wylie. Flick and Float presents the nonconformist and fascinating work of the British artist Rose Wylie (b. 1934).

Roman Signer (*1938 Appenzell) is one of the most important contemporary Swiss artists.

Sammlungsgegenstände, die der Öffentlichkeit bisher verborgen geblieben sind.

Solo exhibition of the artist Vija Celmins, who masterfully works in painting, drawing, and sculpture.

For the first time in Europe, the Cartoonmuseum Basel is presenting a major retrospective of the Eisner Award-winning artist Alison Bechdel.

What is Judaism today?

A history of interpretation

Art for all

Das MAH feiert den 100.