Kunsthalle Zürich

I visited this place during the Open house day. The entrance was free today, however I still felt myself robbed of my time. I have attended a Russian guided tour, the guide was very unprepared, was reading the text from the paper and it looked so tense, that through this painful speech she was unable to lit the fire of love to modern art. Besides, being a guide requires not only being a highly educated person, but also able to speak beautifully, capturing audience with your outstanding spoken skills and high proficiency in language. Our guide was sadly putting stress in the wrong syllables, confusing the ending of the words etc. It hurts. It was already a challenge to listen to someone struggling, but when the speech sounds rough and incorrect, it is another level of suffering. 😳 „Art“ that was presented today did not impress, too. The first one is a room filled with the makings of pointless „creations“ without having a final goal and original idea in head. Another room, is a collection of everything that you could have found at the grandma‘s cellar being stuck on the mirror surface. Guide was insisting that this kind of art should provoke your thinking. lol. Books, good Theater performances, culture in general can activate your brain cells. Honestly, if you are lacking skills, knowledge of the history of art, if you have no talent, desire to work hard,- label your „products“ with a title of „modern art“. The best thing of today’s visit,- is the sudden shadow from the window.

The Zurich Museum is a must-visit, featuring fascinating exhibits, events, and vernissages. I find solace in being alone with art, surrounded by its beauty.

A great space for contemporary art. The exhibitions are always interesting and inspiring. The atmosphere is calm and minimal, which allows you to focus on the artworks. Friendly staff and a well-organized space. Definitely worth a visit!

I recently visited the Kunsthalle to see the prodigious exhibition by David Armstrong. The artist captivated me with works of stunning depth and beauty. Each piece invites intense reflection and total immersion in his unique universe. Kunsthalle Zurich, with its well-arranged space and serene atmosphere, provided the perfect setting to fully appreciate the exhibition. The natural light and layout of the works allowed for an optimal visual experience. In summary, this visit was a highly enriching experience. If you are a fan of contemporary art, David Armstrong's exhibition at Kunsthalle Zurich is a must-see.

Not much to see as compared with kunsthaus. But go there after checking the exhibitions. So that you get to see what you want. A good place, consists of different floors. Migros museum is also there in the building. Enjoy.

Nice art space with many different collections and galleries. Nice Franz West, Dieter Roth exposition at the moment just at the lest of the entrance. The space is a bit cold and not curated at the best of its capabilities. However, there is room for improvement and the artwork is nice

This art display is far out of the way of the city and shows a limited selection of artwork. The building is huge and surprisingly empty. It is free entry with the Zurich pass, I would say that is the only reason for you to come and visit it, otherwise best to skip and do something else

It was not too bad -!it us very contemporary artist and worth a visit if you have the Zurich Card that gets you in for free!