Like all of our trips, this five-city tour was crammed with studio visits, museum tours (sometimes before the institution opens to the public!), exclusive peeks behind the scenes, gallery stops, and great meals in great company.
Special thanks to Christoph Zellweger and Monica Gaspar, who helped organize the Zurich part of the trip. We couldn’t have done it without them! ilona Schwippel was instrumental in organizing the Lausanne part of the trip and the event at Esther Brinkmann’s home. It wouldn’t have happened without her!
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Photos by Linda Peshkin, Susan Cummins, and Monica Gaspar.
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![At MUDAC, we enjoyed a curated tour of the exhibition <em>Dialogue entre Une Pieuvre et Un Presse-Agrumes (Dialogue Between an Octopus and a Juicer.)</em> The exhibition “reveals the treasures of [MUDAC’s] collection in a dedicated exhibition that offers a surprising and quirky exploration of the diversity of the museum’s collection from design to contemporary applied arts,” as MUDAC describes it. In the purposefully labyrinthine mise en scène, "the different works are juxtaposed by formal, informal, and even unusual affinities. The route opens up the field of possibilities, fostering unexpected encounters and building bridges between artistic disciplines.”](https://artjewelryforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/MUDAC_IMG_1700-800x600-1.jpg "At MUDAC, we enjoyed a curated tour of the exhibition <em>Dialogue entre Une Pieuvre et Un Presse-Agrumes (Dialogue Between an Octopus and a Juicer.)</em> The exhibition “reveals the treasures of [MUDAC’s] collection in a dedicated exhibition that offers a surprising and quirky exploration of the diversity of the museum’s collection from design to contemporary applied arts,” as MUDAC describes it. In the purposefully labyrinthine mise en scène, \"the different works are juxtaposed by formal, informal, and even unusual affinities. The route opens up the field of possibilities, fostering unexpected encounters and building bridges between artistic disciplines.”")
