The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to view the collection of Anne Gruner Schlumberger, including works by Arp, Braque, Brauner, Dubuffet, Ernst, Alberto Giacometti, Klee, Lalanne, Léger, Picasso, and Takis.
Treasures from the Treilles Foundation at the Hermitage Read More »
If you’ve forgotten what it’s like to laugh (who could blame you), why not take in some local stand-up comedy in English.
Just for Laughs: The English Comedy Scene in Lausanne Read More »
A day among monks and cuddly dogs – venture to the edge of Switzerland to visit the Grand St. Bernard Hospice.
Walking in the Footsteps of Napoleon Read More »
Brush up on history and see how the Swiss fortified the country with thousands of secret bunkers – plus discover which ones you can visit today.
The Hollow Mountains: Discover the Secret Swiss Bunkers Read More »
When Lausanne announced they’d hired the first female night watchman – or “guette” – Cassandre Berdoz stepped confidently into the crossroads of tradition and modernity.
The Woman at the Top of the Tower Read More »
This weekend only! The public is invited to visit the empty building before it closes again until summer…
Blank Canvas: Plateforme 10 Invites the Public to the New MUDAC and Elysée Museums Read More »
Have you ever wondered how much power a single font could have on you and your perceptions? Read about one of the most iconic fonts of all time.
Everyday Icons: The Unnoticeable Power of HELVETICA Read More »
It’s time for one of our favorite autumn traditions, originally from the Valais but now adopted in Vaud.
How to Prepare a Brisolée-Themed Picnic Read More »
Usually held every year in Renens, this year’s ECAL graduate exhibition returns to the school’s former home at the Espace Arlaud on the Place de la Riponne.
The Artists and Designers of Tomorrow Read More »
The Swiss railway clock is part of our everyday commuting and travelling routine, existing in the backdrop as a careful keeper of time and orderly departures. Learn more about its design and functionality.
Everyday Icons: Always on time, The Swiss Railway Clock Read More »
A morning learning to listen to the stories of those who loved these shores before us.
If Those Waves Could Talk: Treasure Hunting in the Léman Read More »
This season the OCL welcomes new artistic director – Renaud Capuçon – to the helm.
The Show Goes On! L’Orchestre Chambre de Lausanne Releases Its 2021-2022 Program Read More »
Do you ever really stop and think about light switches? After reading this, you may. Discover the one basic switch that became a design icon.
Everyday Icons: Feller Standard, The Ultimate Form for a Light Switch Read More »
With her discerning eye, Clara Jannet takes us on a journey where we spot Swiss design icons hiding in plain sight.
Everyday Icons: The REX, King of Potato Peelers Read More »
When was the last time that you actually stopped, raised your eyes and took a moment to look around? Come take a little journey and let yourself discover some of Lausanne’s hidden charms.
The Art Around Us: Art En Ville de Lausanne Read More »
The first ever temporary exhibit at the Musée Cantonal des Beaux Arts Lausanne invites us under the surface of Vienna in 1900.
Under the Skin. A fleur de peau. Read More »
A bit of London and Paris had finally come to Lausanne, and we soon learned, all at the hands of one particularly gifted woman.
Meet the Makers: Julia Christ Read More »
With breathless clarity and conviction, Chantal Prod’hom invited us onto her “playground” – the term she uses to describe her creative realm.
Meet the Makers: Chantal Prod’hom Read More »
Once in a generation, and it happened in ours. What is Fête des Vignerons after all?
The Fête des Vignerons 2019 Read More »
Sitting down with Fabio and listening to his stories is like playing a highlight reel of any wanderlust’s adventures in your head x 100.
Meet The Makers: Fabio Marco Read More »
The widely influential and controversial artist comes to Lausanne in this thoughtful exhibit.
Ai Weiwei in Lausanne Read More »