5 September 2007 – 11 February 2008

Jean-Claude de Crousaz

Jean-Claude de Crousaz (born in 1931) has been an essential figure in the Geneva ceramic scene for some fifty years, during which time he has created his own distinctive style : spirited, joyously figurative, and unafraid of being « decorative ». Whether painted or in the round, his animal subjects are particularly emblematic of his art. De Crousaz is not only one of the pioneers of Swiss contemporary ceramics, he is also one of the most popular creators in his field (and in the noblest sense of the term).

Address

Musée Ariana
Avenue de la Paix 10
1202 Genève
phone +41 22 418 54 50
http://www.ville-ge.ch/mah/

Opening Hours

Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed on
Tuesday.

Description of the Museum

The Ariana Museum contains prestigious collections of ceramics and glass of the City of Geneva. It is the only museum in Switzerland, and among the most important in Europe, devoted entirely to kilncraft.

Within 10 days
starting exhibitions
ending exhibitions