Lucia Moholy – Exposures
The Lure of the Image – Wie Bilder im Netz verlocken
with Astrid Näff, in German
The guided tour is free.
Admission to the exhibition: CHF 14.– (reduced CHF 12.–)
Limited number of places. Participants can register for the tour at the ticket desk (at the earliest 30 minutes before the tour starts).
Lucia Moholy – Exposures
with Pearlie Frisch, in German
The guided tour is free.
Admission to the exhibition: CHF 14.– (reduced CHF 12.–)
Limited number of places. Participants can register for the tour at the ticket desk (at the earliest 30 minutes before the tour starts).
The Lure of the Image – Wie Bilder im Netz verlocken
with Pearlie Frisch, in German
The guided tour is free.
Admission to the exhibition: CHF 14.– (reduced CHF 12.–)
Limited number of places. Participants can register for the tour at the ticket desk (at the earliest 30 minutes before the tour starts).
The Lure of the Image – Wie Bilder im Netz verlocken
with Pearlie Frisch, in German
The guided tour is free.
Admission to the exhibition: CHF 14.– (reduced CHF 12.–)
Limited number of places. Participants can register for the tour at the ticket desk (at the earliest 30 minutes before the tour starts).
The Image Archive Online of Fotostiftung Schweiz provides an insight into the already catalogued collection and archive holdings and introduces selected photographers. It shows a cross-section of Swiss photography’s entire history, from the beginnings of photography, c. 1840, to the present day.
Image Archive OnlineThe photo library is publicly accessible and used by the curious, by experts and by staff from the two institutions Fotostiftung Schweiz and Fotomuseum Winterthur. Constantly growing, it contains more than 30,000 publications and around 30 current magazines.
CatalogueAs a member of the support association Friends of Fotostiftung Schweiz, you support contemporary Swiss photography and the activities of Fotostiftung Schweiz at the same time. Become a member now and receive numerous privileges that enable you to play an active role in Swiss photography.
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