Beyeler Foundation presents one of the most ambitious Jeff Koons exhibitions to date and the first ever in a Swiss museum. Three periods of his work are covered in depth,…
The consecration of artists by major art institutions usually increases their value, but simultaneous exhibitions by Jeff Koons in Basel and Frankfurt and by Damien Hirst in London are having…
René Gonzalez qui de 1943 à 2012 a tant enseigné à la vie Ce merveilleux portrait a été pris en 1992 au Théâtre de Vidy par Philippe Pache Tu t’en es allé,…
Jasmine Audemars n’est pas une nostalgique. Alors qu’Audemars Piguet, la maison horlogère dont elle assure la présidence depuis 20 ans, fête tout au long de l’année les 40 ans de…
The 2012 Prix de Lausanne international ballet competition culminates on February 5 with a gala to mark its 40th anniversary and celebrate a bright future. PDL2012, photo Gregory Batardon, www.prixdelausanne.org Article originally published…
As exhibitions multiply and auction houses up the bids, Swiss art is gaining momentum on the international scene. But there are still bargains to be had, experts say. Illustration above:…
Zurich’s Kuntshaus was bound to rock the art establishment when it invited the notorious Nahmad dealers to exhibit their goods. The museum’s director stands by his choice. Pictured above: Henri…
In the wake of the 9/11 commemorations, three major contemporary American photographers present unfamiliar and intriguing images from the United States. Pictured above: Mitch Epstein, American Power, Plate-forme pétrolière “Ocean…
Taking risks will continue to be the order of the day for Switzerland’s premier design school under its new director. Pictured above: Alexis Georgacopoulos, new head of Ecal (photo Michèle Laird)…
“Van Gogh, Bonnard, Vallotton…”. Lausanne’s Fondation de l’Hermitage is offering a rare chance to view works by modern masters from the acclaimed Hahnloser collection. Pierre Bonnard, Le débarcadère (ou L’embarcadère)…
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