Muzeji apdzīvotajā vietā Freiburg/Fribourg
Visi 7 muzeji apdzīvotajā vietā Freiburg/Fribourg vienuviet – pa tēmām, ar darba laiku, cenām un karti.
Māksla un dizains (3)
Tematiskie muzeji (2)
Dabas vēsture (1)
Pasaules kultūras un etnoloģija (1)
Izstādes apdzīvotajā vietā Freiburg/Fribourg (5)
Museoscope - Abraham Poincheval
Musée d’art et d’histoire Fribourg
kopš 2026. gada 2. oktobris · līdz 2027. gada 14. februāris
Shows «Le chevalier errant», a performance work by Abraham Poincheval, who in June 2026 walked from the Rütli to Fribourg wearing a medieval suit of armour weighing over 30 kilograms.
Mira M. Yang: Ensemble
kopš 2026. gada 12. septembris · līdz 2026. gada 13. novembris
Solo exhibition on cultural transfer, memory and belonging from a diasporic perspective, starting from the legacy of the Korean dancer Choi Seung-Hee. On view are sound works, a film and historical puppets, as well as a work by Theresa Hak Kyung Cha.
Bis bald Baleine ! – 120 Baleines miniatures
Musée d’histoire naturelle Fribourg
kopš 2026. gada 13. jūnijs · līdz 2027. gada 3. janvāris
Around 120 original works of small 3D whales from the “Notre baleine en miniature” competition accompany the farewell to the famous whale before the museum moves to its future location.
Histoires croisées: Zeitgenössische Künstler:innen im Dialog mit der Sammlungen des Musée BIBLE+ORIENT
kopš 2026. gada 28. maijs · līdz 2026. gada 31. decembris
Six contemporary artists (including Jacopo Belloni, Dîlan Kılıç and Virginie Rebetez) respond to the museum's archaeological collections. The show understands memory as an active, critical process and grew out of a master's seminar at the University of Freiburg.
Le feu a rendu l'âme : l'argilerie
kopš 2026. gada 26. februāris · līdz 2026. gada 31. decembris
In the display cases in the corridor of the second upper floor, Freiburg ceramicist Marion Offner (mao) shows contemporary pottery in dialogue with ancient objects. The works are organised around three themes of the life cycle, such as Egyptian canopic jars as modern urns.