The Geneva Museum of Ethnography (MEG) presents “Le futur, c’est quoi ?” until Sunday 10 January 2027. The exhibition shows how societies imagine the future, with nearly 200 objects and installations.
The story
The project rests on two years of work with Geneva school classes in year 9. The pupils produced four original creations for the exhibition.
Who organises it
The exhibition is presented by the MEG, a City of Geneva museum. The artist Sarah Najjar (Sana) created the exhibition design and the illustrations. The exhibition opened on 7 May 2026.
What to find
A cabinet of curiosities mixes old objects and pop culture, with robots, tarot cards, video games and lucky charms. The pieces come from the MEG collections, the Maison d’Ailleurs, the Swiss Museum of Games and the Musée Bolo.
The exhibition presents works by Vanessa Meister, Delphine Diallo and Cannupa Hanska Luger. One project brings together Mi Mawai, Madzerokai – L’Escola Viva Baniwa and L’Abri – Genève.
The exhibition is aimed first at young audiences, with several levels of reading. It questions our relationship with time and the possible visions of tomorrow.
Practical information
- Dates: until Sunday 10 January 2027
- Times: Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm
- Venue: Geneva Museum of Ethnography, boulevard Carl-Vogt 65, 1205 Geneva
- Price: 8 to 12 francs; free for under-25s and on the first Sunday of the month
- Age: all ages, from 8 years
- Accessibility: museum partially accessible to wheelchair users; sign language programme available
Links
- Official site, MEG, exhibitions
- All events across French-speaking Switzerland, Genève Infos Agenda
Sources
- City of Geneva, Exhibition “Le futur, c’est quoi ?” at the Geneva Museum of Ethnography, accessed 13 November 2026
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