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Zentrum Paul Klee

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Bern
Switzerland
Zentrum Paul Klee
Zentrum Paul Klee
Zentrum Paul Klee
Bern, capital of Switzerland and UNESCO World Heritage Site received a new landmark in 2005: the Zentrum Paul Klee. The bold masterpiece in steel and glass designed by leading Italian architect Renzo Piano is worth a visit in itself. But it is also home to selected works, mainly drawings, from the world's largest collection of works by Paul Klee (1879-1940) and temporary exhibitions of further important modern and contemporary artists. What's more, the Zentrum Paul Klee offers events such as concerts, readings and guided tours and is one of the most attractive Event & Congress Location in Switzerland.
Adresse

Zentrum Paul Klee

Monument im Fruchtland 3
3000
Bern
Switzerland
+41 31 359 01 01
Horaires d'ouverture
Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00-17:00
Closed on
 
Monday 10 April 2023 Easter Monday 10am – 5pm
Monday 29 May 2023 Whit Monday 10am – 5pm
Monday 01 January 2024 New Year 10am – 5pm

The Open Studio of the Kindermuseum Creaviva is open from 12am until 5pm.

46.948892, 7.474098

Paul Klee_Einsiedelei
Bern
Kosmos Klee. The collection

We are also constantly developing analogue and digital learning formats within the exhibition, such as a podcast series about Klee’s favourite composers or a movie with excerpts from our oral history ...

Exhibition
HannahHöch_Escape
Bern
Hannah Höch. Assembled Worlds

The Dadaist Hannah Höch was a central protagonist of the German avantgarde of the 1920s. She is regarded as one of the inventors of collage and photomontage. With irony and wit, and «armed» with ...

Exhibition
SarahMorris_Angel
Bern
Sarah Morris. All Systems Fail

US painter and filmmaker Sarah Morris (*1967) combines abstract painting with questions about modernity and power. Morris is interested in the systems that permeate our lives and the modern society ...

Exhibition
Djanira da Motta e Silva, Três Orixás
Bern
Brasil, Brasil! The dawn of modernity

In the first half of the 20th century, artists in Brazil sought their own modern artistic expression. The European avant-garde – including Paul Klee – was an important reference, especially in the ...

Exhibition