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Address
Avenue Louis-Ruchonnet 6
1003 Lausanne
1003 Lausanne
Schedules
From 01.01.2025 to 31.12.2025
Open
Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10:00 - 18:30
Wednesday
10:00 - 18:30
Thursday
10:00 - 18:30
Friday
10:00 - 18:30
Saturday
11:00 - 17:30
Sunday
Closed
Free entrance
+41 21 711 43 20
Email
Website
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Fabienne Levy Gallery opened in 2019 near the Lausanne train station and the Plateforme 10 museums district, which houses the Musée cantonal des beaux-arts (MCBA), mudac and Photo Elysée.
The gallery presents five to six exhibitions per year, with in situ projects highlighting questions that define our time through the eyes of artists. It illustrates a desire to create synergies between museums, galleries and residents. The gallery has already presented exhibitions of international artists such as Ben Arpéa, Norbert Bisky, Daniela Edburg, Alina Frieske, Andrea Galvani, Lucia Hierro, Tang Shuo and Yuval Yairi.
The gallery also instigated the project Space Invasion, inviting visual art students from Swiss art schools to invest the gallery space with their works for 2 to 3 weeks around a given theme. All profits go to the students.
In March 2023, Fabienne Levy opened a second venue in the Quartier des Bains in Geneva to offer more visibility to its artists.
The gallery presents five to six exhibitions per year, with in situ projects highlighting questions that define our time through the eyes of artists. It illustrates a desire to create synergies between museums, galleries and residents. The gallery has already presented exhibitions of international artists such as Ben Arpéa, Norbert Bisky, Daniela Edburg, Alina Frieske, Andrea Galvani, Lucia Hierro, Tang Shuo and Yuval Yairi.
The gallery also instigated the project Space Invasion, inviting visual art students from Swiss art schools to invest the gallery space with their works for 2 to 3 weeks around a given theme. All profits go to the students.
In March 2023, Fabienne Levy opened a second venue in the Quartier des Bains in Geneva to offer more visibility to its artists.
