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Haus Konstruktiv

Museum Haus Konstruktiv is devoted to constructive, concrete and conceptual art and sets it in dialogue with contemporary art. It is run by a foundation created in 1986 by people close to the Zurich concrete art movement. It was in Seefeld between 1987 and 2001 and then in the former Selnau electrical substation; in spring 2025 it moved to the Löwenbräu area, at Limmatstrasse 268, in the Zürich-West district. It holds about a thousand works from the 20th and 21st centuries, mainly paintings, prints and sculptures linked to the so-called Zurich Concretists, such as Max Bill, Richard Paul Lohse, Camille Graeser and Verena Loewensberg. It organises between three and six temporary exhibitions a year, as well as talks, guided tours and workshops, and has awarded the Zurich Art Prize since 2007.

Things to do at Haus Konstruktiv: 2 missions

• Find the museum in the Löwenbräu areaHead to Limmatstrasse 268, in the Löwenbräu area, where the museum moved in 2025, and find its entrance.
• Look for works by the Zurich ConcretistsGo through the rooms and look for a work by Max Bill, Richard Paul Lohse, Camille Graeser or Verena Loewensberg, representatives of Zurich concrete art.

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Source: Web oficial - Museum Haus Konstruktiv