Guests can marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship in creations from the celebrated Hannong family's Strasbourg faience factory. The exhibition will feature captivating animal and fruit-shaped terrines, complemented by exceptionally crafted, vividly painted tableware.

The event voyages into the captivating relationship between human and mechanism, as conceived by Tinguely, prominently displaying detailed early-era creations alongside sixth-decade cooperative pieces and grandiose late projects. Attendees will be treated to an exceptional visual display and interactive features nestled among the dynamic range of Tinguely's art.

The upcoming exhibition, Science Fiction Design: From Space Age to Metaverse, delves into the captivating intersection of science fiction and design as manifested in various sci-fi films. Visitors can relish an assortment of over 100 objects intricately rendered through the futurist lens of distinguished Argentine visual artist, Andres Reisinger.

Paarlauf presents a stunning assortment of art from esteemed figures like Alexej von Jawlensky, Suzanne Valadon, and Hans Baldung gen. Grien, without forgetting the asymmetric beauties their work holds. In congruence with the old, touches of the new sneak in through the enclosed modern intrigues created by the likes of Ulrike Rosenbach and Bruce Nauman, creating a rich juxtaposition between the timeless past and the art of the present voyage.

Probe into the delicate intertwining of mental health and mental illness at this compelling event. Attendees will gain insights into the evolving perceptions of normality and mental stability.

Renowned Toulouse-born and now Basel-based artist, Marie Matusz, is famous for her art that smartly balances vulnerability and defiance, resulting in remarkable expressive tension. In her upcoming monumental site-specific project, she explores her signature style in magnified detail, splashed on a vast gallery back wall.

Be captivated by 'Northern Lights', a curated exhibition showcasing nearly 80 landscape paintings by renowned Scandinavian and Canadian artists, including masterpieces from legends Hilma af Klint and Edvard Munch. Embodying the sublime essence of the boreal forest, these works capture invigorating summer light, inky winter nights, and the otherworldly dance of the northern lights, celebrating and encapsulating the world's largest remnant forests as soulful landscapes.

The enlightening exhibition provides an in-depth exploration of the Shakers' minimalist design culture and its influential role in modern aesthetics. Attendees will appreciate the displays of structural simplicity, encapsulating the commune's belief in social equality and camaraderie.