The MACT/CACT remains closed for the preparation of a new exhibition

POST.PAYSAGES.

Matti Basis / Serge Brignoni / Jon Campbell / Carmelo Cutuli / Oded Feingersh / Debora Fella / Yona Lotan / Federica Pamio / Carlo Alberto Rastelli / Liu Yujia

Curated by Mattia Desogus

16 May - 10 August 2025

Federica Pamio (1986), "Interweaving #5", woven photographic paper, 13 x 20 cm. Courtesy of the artist.

POLITICALLY INCORRECT. (SWISS) ART OF THE EARLY 1900s. EXERCISE ON VISUAL GRAMMAR.

Charles Barraud / Paul Basilius Barth / Viktor Baumgartner / Paul Berger / Karl Bickel / Serge Brignoni / Lovis Corinth / Carlo Cotti / Louis Desvignes / Paul Du Bois / Georg Einbeck / Ignaz Epper / Walter Helbig / Paul Herrmann / Karl Jakob Hirsch / Hermann Huber / Richard Janthur / Béla Kádár / Paul Kleinschmidt / Martin Lauterburg / Henny Mannheimer / Georg Merkel / Aldo Patocchi / Fritz Pauli / Apollonio Pessina / Hubert Ponscarme / Gregor Rabinovitch / Gerhard Riebicke / Alfred Soder / Paul Speck / Jakob Steinhardt / Hermann Struck / Stanislav Sucharda / Hans Trudel / Heinrich Ludolf Verworner / Emil Weber / Ovide Yencesse / Anonymous of the 19th century

Applied art objects

5 September -21 December 2025

Hubert Ponscarme (1827-1903), “La Paix”, 1902. Single-sided medallion, bronze, signed “HPONSCARME” Ø 24.2 cm, thickness 0.6 cm. Private collection, Switzerland.

FRANK J. SCHÄPEL

5 September -21 December 2025

Frank J. Schäpel (1973), “Woman arrested for breaking corona quarantine. 7.9.2020 San Sebastian, Bay of Biscay, Spain”, 2020. Oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm. Private collection.

OSIAS HOFSTÄTTER (1905-1994)

2 January - 1 March 2026

Osias Hofstätter (1905-1994), “Figures”, undated. Gouache on paper, signed lower right, 33 x 60 cm. Private collection, Switzerland.

ALEX HANIMANN

In collaboration with the Museum Villa dei Cedri

14 March - 9 August 2026

DANIEL DRABEK

14 March - 14 June 2026

Daniel Drabek (1998), “No job no girlfriend no life no better thing to do / it’s almost spring”, 2023. Acrylic on synthetic grass, 146 x 196 x 4 cm. Courtesy of the artist.

JAKOB STEINHARDT (1887-1968)

Avant-garde and Identity. Works from 1907 to 1964.

DIE PATHETIKER

Richard Janthur / Ludwig Meidner / Jakob Steinhardt

Dates to be confirmed

Jakob Steinhardt (1887-1968), "Morgenstimmung", 1918. Woodcut, edition 5, signed lower right, 14 x 14 cm (28.6 x 22.9 cm). Private collection, Switzerland.