The Casoar team respectfully advises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders people that this article includes images, works and names of deceased Indigenous people and may include images of artistic, cultural or intellectual property that may be of sensitive nature. Read More
For one year, the Rietberg Museum in Zurich is offering its visitors the opportunity to discover and question the history of the objects that make up its collections today. This exhibition, which is part of the museum's permanent tour, offers twenty-two focuses to help the public discover the people and the relational networks that lie behind the artefacts on display. Read More
It is hard to think you would just happen to be walking by the Opale Foundation without previously planning to go visit it! Perched at an altitude of 1,100 meters in a village in the Swiss Alps, you first have to negotiate a few hairpin bends to finally arrive at your destination: the Valais commune of Lens. Even before entering the art center, the visitor can appreciate the natural setting; the Rhone Valley below, snow-capped peaks on the horizon and their reflection in Lake Louché, which borders the Foundation.
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