The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The museum “la Grange” is dedicated to Australian Aboriginal art and is the only museum of its kind in Europe. The collections come from the Burkhardt-Felder Foundation Art and Culture and are exhibited in a beautiful 18th century castle.
The works by Bernhard Luginbühl (1929-2011) featured a variety of materials, including iron, bones, wood and even weapons and industrial waste. A park in Bern showcases about 60 of his enormous rusty creations, including animal figures. In addition to sculpture, Luginbühl also produced graphic design, lyric poetry and more fleeting works such as burning things in … Read more » “Sculpture Park Bernhard Luginbühl”
The museum shows the works by the portraitist and naturalist painter Eugène Burnand (1850-1921).
The museum (Musée du Vieux-Moudon) is housed in Maison de Rochefort, one of the most emblematic monuments of Moudon’s history. The collection shows the local history of the ancient town.
The museum (Musée jurassien des Arts) shows the contemporary art of the Jura region.
The collections of the museum (Musée du Tour Automatique et d’Histoire de Moutier) include machines, manufactured objects, graphic arts and libraries that bear witness to the industrial activity and history of Moutier and its surroundings.
The 16th century farm museum (renovated in 1963) is open to the public. The thatched house is a good example of Germanic architecture and living.
After more than seventy years of collecting, the Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation possesses paintings, groups of drawings, sculptures, installations, video projects and films by approximately 150 artists. The works that entered the collection early on, such as Delaunay, Klee, Max Ernst, and the Belgian Expressionists, have long since become classics of modernism. The works from the 1960s … Read more » “Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation”
The museum shows the history of the development of electricity production and use.
The museum (Froschmuseum) shows more than 10 000 frog figures made of different materials.