Switzerland

Following the reopening of Kunsthalle Bern, its director speaks about how European institutions can engage politically with their histories

At Blue Velvet, Zurich, the artist’s charged sculptures balance violence with desire

At Kunsthaus Zürich, the artist’s maximalist vision restages historical fragments into living, unruly theatre

At Museo d'arte della Svizzera italiana, Lugano, the artist’s cryptic compositions challenge our need for meaning in art

At Kunsthalle Basel, the artist co-opts museal displays to deconstruct the division between viewer and object

From the all-women programme at The National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens to Marianna Simnett’s UEFA-inspired film

At Kunsthalle Basel, the artist’s solo exhibition invokes state and corporate power as both literal and figurative ills

At Eva Presenhuber, Zurich, the artist’s solo exhibition takes viewers from the desert into the jungle via the ocean

Amidst public criticisms, open letters and Miriam Cahn pulling her work, Kito Nedo explores why Switzerland’s largest art museum is still displaying Emil Bührle's controversially acquired collection

A century ago, the novelists Hermann Hesse and Thomas Mann depicted a world recovering from war and pandemic. What can we learn from translating their works today?

The artist’s show at Museum Tinguely, Basel, Switzerland shows her central concern is contingency

Kunsthalle Zürich, Switzerland

Are the changes to Swiss art funding only about censorship?

An enigmatic representation of the abstract social and political systems regulating our world