13 November – 19 December

Fabrice Gygi

Free

Fabrice Gygi presents a solo exhibition that reflects the artist’s rigorous approach to form, structure, and social critique. Known for work that often moves between sculpture, installation, and drawing, Gygi explores the tension between authority and vulnerability through pared-down visual language. The exhibition offers a focused encounter with his practice, where restrained materials and precise arrangements create space for reflection on power, discipline, and the systems that shape public life.

Opening: during la Nuit des Bains, 12 November, 18:00

Rue des Vieux-Grenadiers 9,
1205 Geneva

Photo Credit: Mercredi 15 juillet 2026 à 20h54, Oblast d’Aktobe, Kazakhstan

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Photo Credit: Mercredi 15 juillet 2026 à 20h54, Oblast d’Aktobe, Kazakhstan

17 September – 3 November

Seline Burn — What the Water Keeps

Art & Exhibits

Wilde

Swiss artist Seline Burn presents a series of about a dozen paintings that explore liminal territories where identities, emotions and relationships transform. Figures in motion, in relation or in passage emerge from an omnipresent water, which functions as memory, inner landscape and dream space. Recurring colours weave a sensitive thread through contrasts and tensions across the works. The exhibition encourages contemplation of ambivalence and the possibility of finding forms of belonging within transient states.

Opening: Thursday 17 September, 18:00

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26 September – 31 March

From Shadow to Light

Art & Exhibits

MAH

This evolving exhibition explores Geneva painting from public collections, bringing together 82 works created between 1444 and 1782. Unfolding in three acts, the exhibition evolves alongside the museum’s ongoing research and restoration work.

Act I: Before 1535, Surviving the Storm – 26 September 2026 – 21 March 2027
Rare works that survived the Protestant iconoclasm of 1535, including Konrad Witz’s 1444 panels.

Act II: 1536–1685, The Secular Turn – 23 March – 19 September 2027
Following the Reformation, Geneva’s artistic landscape was transformed, with artists increasingly turning to secular subjects for both private and public settings.

Act III: 1685–1782, A Spectacular Flourishing – 25 September 2027 – March 2028
The Age of Enlightenment saw painting flourish in Geneva, with portraits and landscapes by artists including Robert Gardelle, Barthélemy Guillibaud and Jean-Étienne Liotard.

An ever-evolving journey through nearly three centuries of painting in Geneva, revealing its history, artistic techniques and the fascinating work behind its conservation.

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Permanent exhibition

The Tatiana Zoubov Collection

Art & Exhibits

Musée Fondation Tatiana Zoubov

More a time capsule than a traditional museum. Step into Countess Zoubov’s elegant 18th-century world, where furniture, paintings, porcelain, and decorative arts remain arranged much as she intended in the 1950s. Among the 525 recorded pieces are numerous objects connected to Catherine II’s Russia.

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30 October – 5 December

Reality Solvent – Hunter Longe

Art & Exhibits

Halle Nord

Artist Hunter Longe presents a sculptural installation exploring temporalities that outlast human experience. Overworked and found materials—shaped by erosion, human interventions and geological forces—form mutable constellations where micro- and macro-temporalities meet. The show stages collaborative works including a sound composition with Janiv Oron and ritual-inflected poems by CAConrad, amplifying poetic and material registers. Longe treats found objects as offerings from deep time, repositioning them to shift our perception of duration and agency.

Opening: Thursday 29 October, 18:00

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28 October – 13 January

WANDER / WONDER

Art & Exhibits

Yvonne & Nala

WANDER / WONDER invites you to see the world through a photographer’s eyes. Captured in Japan, Marrakech, China, Hong Kong, Croatia and Egypt, these images explore cultural contrasts, the beauty of places, the emotions they evoke, and the little details that spark our curiosity and inspire us to discover the world.

Opening: Wednesday, 28 October, 18:30.

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16 September – 4 November

The Shadow of the Sun

Art & Exhibits

Tribe Gallery

Béchir Boussandel presents a body of work that unfolds from shadow and the heat of desert palettes. Through paintings, sculptures and delicate bird watercolours populated by anonymous figures, he examines displacement, crossing and survival within North African desert landscapes. The pieces use ochres, reds and material contrast to evoke memory and shifting identities, employing an atmospheric visual language that balances figuration and absence.

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Fabrice Gygi