The longest and largest open-air art exhibition in north-western Switzerland is taking place for the third time. A total of 41 artists exhibit works of art at over 100 locations throughout the city.

The longest and largest open-air art exhibition in north-western Switzerland is taking place for the third time. A total of 41 international, national and regional artists exhibit works of art at over 100 locations on public and private land. The entire town is an exhibition space. The historic town center of the tranquil Jura town offers sculptures, kinetic, interactive and video art, paintings, graffiti and light installations an incomparably open space. Objects are displayed in squares, green spaces, alleyways, corners and fountains, on the street, on walls and in the church. The works of art change the view of familiar spaces and the city. Exhibiting artists: inside 2024: Adrian Künzi (ZH), Antonio Zaccone (BL), Carlo Borer (SO), ChrisPierre Labuesch (ZH), Christof Cartier (BE), Cornel Hutter (TG), Cristina Fröhlich (ZH), Daniel Hardmeier (TI), Dorothée Rothbrust (BS), Franz Betz (D), GAMelle (BE), GIORGI (F), Heinz Schmid (ZH), John Dierauer (TG), Karin Hofer (ZH), KUSPI 024 (SG), Larry McLaughlin (USA), Line Lindgren (TI), Luigi a Marca (GR), Marc ''malik'' Furer (AG), Manu Ueltschi (ZH), MARCK (GL), Marianne Zaugg (BL), Markus Fritschi (BL), Martina Burkard (BL), Pascal Sturm (ZH), Patrick Leppert (BL),   Paul Conrad (AG), Paul Steiner (SG), Pavel Schmidt (SO), Peter Kuyper (SG), Peter Začek (BE), Pt Whitfield (BL), Renato Wellenzohn (BL), Rolf Sprecher (AR), Roman C. Hirler (BL), Sibylla Dreiszigacker (BL), Vera Veronesi (ZH), VeronesiHöpfinger (ZH), Veronika Dierauer (TG), Wolfgang Egon Schneebeli ''Welsch'' (TI)


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