Kunsthalle Bern was established in 1918 and has been receiving global recognition ever since. Showcasing regional, national, and international art, Kunsthalle organizes new exhibitions each year, featuring either individuals or groups of around six or seven artists. Solo exhibits by contemporary artists such as Paul Klee, in 1935, and Christo, in 1968, brought the gallery to the world’s attention, with exhibitions such as Harald Szeeman’s When Attitudes Become Form still being discussed widely across the art world. The Kunsthalle hopes to present itself as a place for artistic and critical debate and its regular guided tours, lectures, and discussions certainly allow visitors to immerse themselves in the art on display.
