Thursday 21 May, 18:00

Nuit des Bains

La Nuit des Bains is a major cultural evening in Geneva devoted to contemporary art, featuring simultaneous gallery openings in the Quartier des Bains. Organized by the Quartier des Bains Association, the event is free and open to all, inviting visitors to discover new exhibitions, meet artists over a drink, and enjoy a lively, convivial atmosphere.

  • Andata.Ritorno – rv GRAUMANN, Pttrn_b_2026
  • Centre d’Art Contemporain – Enfantillages et bizarreries : vertige d’une collection
  • Centre d’édition contemporaine – Too many books in the street 
  • DOMUM – Bread&Butter
  • Espace-L – Surfaces
  • Fabienne Levy – Carlo d’Anselmi Secrets and Mountains
  • FMAC – ruine l’archive / archive dread / مَنفى الذاكرة
  • Galerie lange+pult – Jan Albers rOughrOuge
  • Galerie Mezzanin – Diego Cibelli A life ahead
  • La Galerie 38 – Géométries marocaines
  • Lovay Fine Arts – Methodical Process
  • Olivier Varenne Art Moderne & Contemporain – Five Mini Shows 
  • Salle d’exposition de l’UNIGE – ©SWISS100, Welcome to your future – centenaires de Suisse
  • Skopia – Intermezzo
  • Xippas – Carolina Fontana, Parallaxe
  • Wilde – Collectif_fact, Afterimage
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