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Formed by Dialogue: when the present meets ancient Egypt
In November 2026, the historic Egyptian Museum on Tahrir Square becomes the setting for a conversation across millennia. «Formed by Dialogue» places contemporary works right beside objects from the ancient collection – and asks how ideas, techniques and materials have always travelled between cultures.


Art to See: The exhibitions we wouldn't want to miss in Switzerland this autumn
Things get interesting in Swiss museums from mid-October onwards. Not because blockbuster exhibitions suddenly open everywhere, but because the program is unusually well-balanced, featuring big names, new perspectives, and some works that aren't seen all the time. From Zurich via Basel to Lausanne: This is our edit for the coming weeks – for a free Sunday afternoon, a trip to Basel or the next November day when there's little reason not to go to a museum anyway. Zurich: Maria


Art Basel Paris 2026: Art Under Glass, Unrest at the Door
The fifth Art Basel Paris at the Grand Palais closes two days early. DAPPO reports on the art, the market, the security situation and the early closure prompted by the riots in Paris.


Rallye des Princesses 2027: Team Lesunja Is Back on the Road
From 22 to 27 May 2027, Team Lesunja with Lisa Lesunja and Beatrice returns to the Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille – once again with Porsche Zentrum Basel at their side.


Art Basel Paris 2026: Three exhibitions we would see off the beaten track.
Paris will once again transform into an art metropolis this week. From October 23 to 25, Art Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais with more than 200 galleries. Preview Days begin as early as October 21. But while much of the focus is on the big names and institutions, it's particularly worthwhile to venture off the beaten path. Art Basel Art Basel Paris 2026 For DAPPO, we have selected three exhibitions running during Art Basel week that show Paris from a slightly differen
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