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A retrospective in Bern pays tribute to one of the most prominent Swiss artists of the past 50 years.

Whether alcohol or absinthe, LSD or heroin, some of humanity's creative geniuses produced their greatest work as mind-altering substances did theirs. A Paris exhibit connects the dots.

The global forecast for 2023 may be gloomy but the future certainly looks bright in the Swiss art scene.

The global forecast for 2023 may be gloomy but the future certainly looks bright in the Swiss art scene.

For its second major “carte blanche” exhibition, a href= http://institutions.ville-geneve.ch/fr/mah/ target= _blank The Museum of Arts &

A retrospective of her work is now in Bern before traveling to the US. But her struggle for recognition among her male peers is still a burning issue.

A retrospective of her work is now in Bern before traveling to the US. But her struggle for recognition among her male peers is still a burning issue.

Vivian Suter explains how her decision to live in Guatemala, away from the art circus, has paid off.

Vivian Suter explains how her decision to live in Guatemala, away from the art circus, has paid off.

With 81 cities and more than 500 spotters writing for us, selecting only 10 of the most interesting spots is not easy. Especially as in these times, traveling is almost impossible, there’s not much to do in general and the spirits are low because of the pandemic. So, we made it our mission to bring some light and inspiration to our fellow reader’s lives! Here are some of the most unique and surprising spots, 1 in each city, for 10 different cities. Most of them are covid19 friendly so you c...