Constellations

Constellations
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German
Bringing together around 230 works, the largest exhibition of its collection in the museum’s history will foreground the dialogue between art, architecture and nature for which the Fondation Beyeler is internationally renowned.
«Constellations» is the inaugural exhibition of the Fondation Beyeler’s newly expanded ensemble: for the first time, an exhibition will unfold across the new museum building designed by Peter Zumthor (Wyss Museum) alongside the museum building by Renzo Piano (Beyeler Museum), as well as the expanded park and the repurposed historical buildings. Bringing together around 230 works, the largest exhibition of its collection in the museum’s history will foreground the dialogue between art, architecture and nature for which the Fondation Beyeler is internationally renowned. Varied spaces, atmospheres and viewpoints will allow visitors to experience striking encounters with the artworks and their surroundings.
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Mitmachtag: Gemüsefeld in der Stadt
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The hands-on day begins with a tour of the “Ruth Asawa” exhibition, which focuses on the artist’s passion for gardening and botanical drawing. During the subsequent excursion to the vegetable garden ...

Celebration Peter Zumthor und Sam Keller im Gespräch
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Architect Peter Zumthor and Director Sam Keller offer insights into the design, the development process, and the program of the new buildings in the expanded Fondation Beyeler complex. The focus will ...

Kinder Celebration
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The Fondation Beyeler is celebrating the expanded complex with a special day for children and teens. The new buildings and the park will be transformed into a large, interactive space for play and ...

Workshoptag: "Biomorphe Strukturen" - Experimentelles Zeichnen & Flechten
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Ruth Asawa’s art is strongly inspired by forms found in nature, particularly the plant world. After a tour of the exhibition, botanical models and various materials invite participants to engage in ...