The Musée Visionnaire offers a platform to artists who are often overlooked and fall through the cracks of established art categories. We give their works space and relevance – no matter where they come from or how they live. Passion, enthusiasm and the unconditional urge to be creative are their driving force. This out-of-the-box thinking is not only reflected in the art, but is also transferred to the visitors. Together, we think outside the box, question our own perspective and adopt other points of view.
By bringing so-called outsider art inside and including it in the museum context, we open up the dialogue to a broader understanding of art. We are firmly convinced that people with ascribed disabilities are also capable of creating important art.
Our vision is to promote the coexistence of established artists and creatives who supposedly do not conform to the norm, to make the art world more accessible and diverse and to sensitise future generations to the importance of togetherness in art and in society.
The Musée Visionnaire was founded in 2013 by Susi Brunner and her husband Dr Jörg Furrer on a private initiative as a non-profit, tax-exempt association.
Norbert Günther
Transport and Logistics
Catrina Lohri
Art education
Flora Frick
Intern
Claudia Puppato (Präsidentin)
Roland Gfeller
Ernst Hüsler
Celia Längle
Guido Magnaguagno
Reto Vollenweider
Annie Amgwerd
Antoinette Bauer
Marisa Baumgartner
Marie-Louise Bachmann
Maria Böni
Maria Demir
Monika Egli
Miro Frei
Marianne Gerosa
Katharina Grüninger
Helga Helbig
Antonia Hitz
Regula Hotz
Sue Jaisli
Susanne Kaufmann
Eva Menghetti
Bea Raggi
Monika Rathgeb
Silvia Scherrer
Simon Veitz
