The mudac in Lausanne devotes an exhibition to the ceramicist Edouard Chapallaz until Sunday 31 January 2027. It brings together works from the museum’s collection.
Who organises it
The mudac (cantonal museum of contemporary design and applied arts) organises the exhibition. The Barbier-Mueller Museums and the Baur Foundation, Museum of Far Eastern Art, in Geneva, have lent works. The project is part of the Archives du Design Romand, an initiative of the mudac.
What to find
Edouard Chapallaz is a figure of 20th-century Swiss and European ceramics. He worked with stoneware and glazes. His works are linked to the earth and to the landscapes around him.
The exhibition highlights slowness, attention to material and respect for natural processes in his work. It occupies “Le carré”, a new mudac space of about 90 m².
Practical information
- Dates, 25 Sept. 2026 to Sunday 31 Jan. 2027
- Opening hours, until 31 Dec. 2026, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 6 pm, Thursday 10 am to 8 pm, closed on Tuesdays; from 1 Jan. 2027, open Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Mondays; closed on 25 Dec. and 1 Jan.; 31 Dec. 10 am to 5 pm
- Venue, mudac, Plateforme 10, place de la Gare 17, 1003 Lausanne
- Price, until 31 Dec. 2026, CHF 15, reduced CHF 12 (one-museum ticket); three-museum ticket CHF 25, reduced CHF 19; from 1 Jan. 2027, Plateforme 10 ticket for three visits CHF 20, reduced CHF 17; free entry on the first Saturday of the month
- Age, free for under-26s
Links
- Official site, mudac, Edouard Chapallaz
- All events across French-speaking Switzerland, Genève Infos Agenda
Sources
- mudac, Edouard Chapallaz, Céramiste suisse (Swiss Ceramicist), accessed 13 November 2026
- mudac, Practical information, accessed 13 November 2026
- Lausanne Tourisme, Edouard Chapallaz. Céramiste suisse (Swiss Ceramicist), accessed 13 November 2026
- MCBA, Practical information (Plateforme 10 prices from 2027), accessed 13 November 2026
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