Events in Lausanne - Art exhibitions

This new exhibition covers a period from the late 60s to the present day, with chapters relayed by the specialist press: a special focus on Marielle Stamm,

The collection is on permanent display for the first time: some 300 works, from the 18th century to the present make it possible to see here what cannot be found elsewhere! Free admission

He's world-famous, yet remains a mystery: Banksy, the Bristol-born painter and graffiti artist famous for defying the boundaries of the art market, whose works have been the talk of the town for

From the spring equinox to the autumn equinox of 2025, mudac is hosting the second Solar Biennale with the “Soleil·s” exhibition in the Plateforme 10 district and at EPFL.

Sophie Thun’s work looks like an accumulation of images of the venues where the artist has worked and exhibited.

In Spring 2025, the Fondation de l’Hermitage will be hosting a particularly unusual collection of Impressionist and post-Impressionist masterpieces from the Petit Palais, Geneva.

The Olympic Museum welcome the Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Paris (MAD) for a landmark exhibition: "Fashion and Sport - From One Podium to Another".

To coincide with the “Art Brut CUBA” show, the Collection de l’Art Brut will present a selection of photographs by Thomas Szczepanski and Lorenzo Valmontone offering a glimpse into the world of four

Collections of the Olympic Museum and Photo Elysée. For over a century, major sporting events have been accompanied by images.

Paying homage to the gallerist and art patron Alice Pauli, this show hails the extraordinary career of a pioneer.

The exhibition “Art Brut CUBA” takes us back to Cuba four decades after “Art Inventif à Cuba” was held at the Collection de l’Art Brut in 1983.

Regarded as one of American photography’s rising stars, Tyler Mitchell (US, 1995) brings together ten years of work in this exhibition.

Internationally renowned graphic designer Werner Jeker has been enriching our cultural and visual environment for fifty years.

A historic institution makes a new start: the essentials to preserve, many possibilities to explore. The MCBA has left the Palais de Rumine, which it has occupied since 1904.