The Museum für Gestaltung Zürich is the leading museum for design and visual communication in Switzerland. The exhibition programme covers a broad spectrum of themes and monographic positions from the fields of industrial and product design, graphics, typography, photography, posters, film, furniture, fashion, jewellery, arts and crafts, architecture and scenography. With its educational programme, the museum offers visitors the opportunity to delve deeper into design. The collections on design, graphics, applied arts and posters comprise over 500,000 objects and are among the most important of their kind internationally.
Christoph Hefti – The Missing Cat and Other Textile Stories
Join the guided tour of the exhibition and gain deeper insights into the dazzling world of Christoph Hefti.
Eyes, moons and cats: the exhibition ...
08.11.2026
11:00
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Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
Guided tour of ‘Christoph Hefti – The Missing Cat and Other Textile Stories’
Join the guided tour of the exhibition and gain a deeper insight into the dazzling world of Christoph Hefti.
Eyes, moons and cats: the exhibition ...
08.11.2026
11:00
More dates available
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
Guided tour of the ‘Swiss Design Collection’ exhibition
Join the guided tour of the exhibition and find out more about the objects on display from our design collection.
The Museum für Gestaltung Zürich houses ...
08.11.2026
11:00
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Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
From the classroom to the collection – Focus: Design education
This time, the newly curated forum presents two exciting projects straight from design education: ‘Healing Light’ (BA Art Education, ZHdK) and the book ...
12.11.2026
18:30
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
Poster Hand-made
In this workshop, posters are created entirely by hand. Images are cut using scissors or a knife and arranged into collages. Colours are applied using a ...
14.11.2026
14:00
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Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
Exhibition: ‘Avant-garde – Graphic Design on the Cusp’ (DSGS)
Between the world wars, graphic design underwent a radical transformation: Constructivism, New Typography and photography defined the visual language of ...
