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Exhibitions

5.5.–10.12.2023

Geisterhaus Langmatt – An in exhibition More

In 2023, the Langmatt is transformed into a veritable haunted house. Various ghosts of unknown origin as well as undead pets, former residents and servants haunt the more than hundred-year-old villa and spread fear and terror. The comedy audio guide «Geisterhaus Langmatt» lets the numerous ghosts have their say for the first time. There will be plenty of humour and unexpected surprises.

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4.6.–10.12.2023

Forever Young – The Langmatt's Most Significant Paintings More

Before the museum closes for renovation from 2024 to 2025, Forever Young will show all the paintings of French Impressionism, other important groups of works by Corot and Boudin, and the Venetian vedute, one more time. Almost all the well-known names are represented: Cassatt, Cézanne, Degas, Gauguin, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir and Sisley. Today, the Langmatt is one of the most important private collections of Impressionism in Europe.

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20.8.–10.12.2023

Ash Keating More

Ash Keating (*1980 in Melbourne/Australia, lives there) has made an international name for himself with spectacular paintings of entire buildings and huge walls. In a public, performative action shortly before the Badenfahrt, Ash Keating transformes the caretaker's house in the Langmatt park, which had been somewhat neglected throughout it life, into a huge three-dimensional painting.

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13.8.–10.12.2023

Display Window Archive: Sidney's South Seas Souvenirs More

Years before Sidney W. Brown (1865-1941) found a home in Baden, he sought great adventure overseas. The family archive invites you on an extraordinary journey with bold people and wonderful objects halfway around the globe and back.

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26.10.–10.12.2023

Reto Boller – here More

Reto Boller (*1966 in Zurich, lives there) is one of the most inventive Swiss artists. As part of the overall renovation of Langmatt, Reto Boller – alongside the artist duo Bigler/Weibel and Silvan Wegmann – was invited to participate in one of three process-based long-term art projects. Three different perspectives and artistic media accompany and document the structural changes during the approximately two-year overall renovation.

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