Events: Fair, Exhibition in Lausanne

At EPFL, the CRCL laboratory is exploring a model in which humans and robots collaborate, rather than focusing on automation.

Une immersion dans un siècle de mouvement, de créativité et de transmission.

For his show in the Espace Projet, Lucas Erin presents a new series of works that explore the garden, its connection to the seasons and climatic variations, its changing meanings across different

The museum's most remarkable pieces are showcased within a revitalized scenography, enhanced by reconstruction images.

Set in a bucolic setting blending greenery, a water feature, and ruins, the archaeological park offers visitors a stroll through the remnants of the ancient city centre of Lousonna.

Seeing and Writing by Photo Élysée. John Berger’s work, particularly *A Seventh Man* (1977) with Jean Mohr, demonstrates how seeing and writing interact to depict reality.

Presented in the Espace Focus at the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts in Lausanne, the exhibition Les couleurs du son looks back at the key moments in Charles Blanc-Gatti’s artistic career.

The exhibition invites visitors to discover how science shapes our view of the past.

This exhibition features 11 sections designed to help visitors understand the transformations of Lausanne—from water to transportation, from recreation to housing, and from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment.

Feu Follet a besoin de ton aide pour retrouver la mémoire et découvrir qui lui a jeté un sortilège ! Cette expo-aventure interactive offre une plongée inédite au cœur des archives conservées à SAPA.

Le MCBA conserve plus de 40 peintures, travaux sur papier et cahiers de Charles Blanc-Gatti.

The "Kodai" exhibition takes visitors on a journey to the Land of the Rising Sun, to discover Japanese pop culture and one of its sources of inspiration, Greco-Roman antiquity.

Calculating. That was the computer’s primary function.

Discover the power of the Roman Empire and the daily lives of the inhabitants of Pompeii through a captivating experience and VR adventures.

The permanent collection of the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts (MCBA) invites visitors to explore some 300 works of art, spanning from the Renaissance to the present day, across 1,500 square meters.

The exhibition *Embodied Sounds: Resonating Frequencies* explores the relationships between sound, vibrations, and matter.

Venez admirer les photographies des potagers et balcon du quartier lors de cette exposition.En partenariat avec le CPO et son spectacle «Mauvaise herbe».

Get moving and have fun! The “Let’s Move: Get Active Space!

Some 80 iconic machines and artifacts illustrate the history of computing. Some computers are very well known, such as the ZX-81 from Sinclair Research.

mudac pays tribute to Edouard Chapallaz, one of the leading figures in 20th-century Swiss and European ceramics.

An immersion in plant and animal biodiversity.

A remarkable testament to the work of a 19th-century photographer, the glass negatives by Lausanne-based André Schmid have everything it takes to captivate.

What do skis, a snorkel, a 3D printer and a spy plane have in common? All these inventions were created or perfected with inspiration from nature.

With “Hocus Pocus” and “Encounterology”, mudac presents a season exploring the relationship between magic and design.

The Olympic Museum houses the world's largest and most comprehensive Olympic collection.

An exhibition by Lisa Voisard at the Naturéum, Jardin botanique cantonal in Lausanne.

Every day we see images of people who have tragically lost their lives fleeing their homeland. But what does it mean to have to leave your home, job, family and country behind?

An exhibition organized as part of the “Vibrations Forward” research project conducted at ECAL/Lausanne Cantonal Art School, with support from HES-SO.

Given its success, the exhibition dedicated to female pioneers has been extended and expanded to include a focus on machines produced for the military. The history of mass-produced typewriters began in the United States.

“Ahead of the Curve” celebrates innovation at the Olympic Games, from how athletes compete to how the world watches and plays.

Plus d'information sur le site internet de l'Hermitage: https://fondation-hermitage.ch/travaux/

Current archaeological discoveries in the canton of Vaud.

An exhibition that unravels the secrets of darkness. When the light disappears, it suddenly becomes pitch black.

MCBA is pleased to present the first solo exhibition dedicated to the American artist Ted Joans (1928-2003), whose prolific body of work defies categorization and brings together influences ranging

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