Kunsthaus Langenthal
The Kunsthaus hosts four art exhibitions each year, which take up new topics and reflect trends in contemporary art.
The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The Kunsthaus hosts four art exhibitions each year, which take up new topics and reflect trends in contemporary art.
The House (Kunsthaus) organises up to eight exhibitions each year, which address new themes and reflect trends in contemporary art. The focus is on contemporary Swiss art with international perspectives where relevant.
The museum shows a collection of ceramic, glass (a.o. Flüehli- or “Waldhütten”-glass), music instruments and tools for daily life.
The Museum on the theme of stone is a meeting place between testimonies of former industrial culture and contemporary artistic creation.
The museum presents numerous objects from the Laufen Valley’s history, including prehistoric, Roman, and medieval finds and objects from stonemasonry, which was so important for this valley. Archaeology occupies an important place in the museum, particularly concerning prehistory and Roman times. The museum also displays a large collection of fossils from the region and a … Read more » “Laufental Museum”
The museum presents sculptures by Erwin Rehmann (1921-2020) in the garden. The museum also shows the atelier of the sculptor and organizes exhibition presenting other artists.
The museum presents the local and regional history by objects from local origin and by contemporary exhibitions with regional themes.
The exhibition shows the history of the castle and the archaeological findings that go back to Roman times and even before. The battle of Laupen (1339) reveals the first use of the Swiss white cross on a red surface as recognition of the coalition led by Bern. The model oft he castle and city show … Read more » “Laupen Castle”
Photos, films, objects and documents are presented through audio-visual displays and computer terminals. The exhibition presents various thematic thematic spaces that illustrate modern humanitarian action according the example by Henry Dunant (1828-1910) and the Red Half Moon.
The museum (Musée Romain de Lausanne-Vidy) presents the life, history, and customs of the Roman town of Lousonna and explains them through archaeological findings, models, explanations, and sketches. The museum stands on the site of a former Roman villa. A short distance away is the archaeological park with many foundations of buildings from the Roman … Read more » “Roman Museum of Lausanne Vidy”