With the Kunstmuseum Appenzell and the Kunsthalle Appenzell, the Heinrich Gebert Kulturstiftung Appenzell offers an extraordinary encounter between art, architecture and nature in the region

With the Kunstmuseum Appenzell and the Kunsthalle Appenzell, the Heinrich Gebert Kulturstiftung Appenzell offers an extraordinary encounter between art, architecture and nature in the Appenzellerland region. The art museum and art gallery are supported by the private foundation. The striking buildings were donated by the patron Heinrich Gebert (1917-2007). The Appenzell Art Museum, built by Annette Gigon and Mike Guyer, was opened in 1998. The Kunsthalle Appenzell, rebuilt by Robert Bamert, has been expanding the cultural offering as an exhibition, concert and event venue since 2003. With the architectural monuments Kunstmuseum Appenzell and Kunsthalle Appenzell, the foundation offers an eventful tour through the regional and international history of art, architecture and industry - from the 16th century circular kiln to the glittering chrome shed roof, from manufacturing to the culture of knowledge.


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