The Tinguely Museum in Basel is dedicated to the work of the Swiss artist Jean Tinguely who became famous for his playful kinetic sculptures made of scrap metal motors and mechanical parts. The museum was designed by architect Mario Botta and stands on the banks of the Rhine with a striking geometric exterior and spacious light filled interiors. Inside visitors encounter moving sound producing machines that mix humor creativity and engineering. The museum presents Tinguely’s major works temporary exhibitions on related artists and interactive installations that invite people to experience art as motion energy and invention.
Part of: Switzerland