Mongolia is fascinating—yet our ideas of the country’s culture remain defined by images of lonely herdsmen and the "hordes" of Genghis Khan. The exhibition Mongolia – A Journey Through Time offers a surprising new take.

Japan de luxe – The Art of the Surimono prints examines a particular highlight of Japanese printing. "Surimono" literally means "printed things".

Hallyu! The Korean Wave showcases South Korea’s vibrant and diverse popular culture. Since the late 1990s, this cultural phenomenon has made waves around the world.

Museum Rietberg’s extensive collection contains over 2,000 Indian paintings which excite and fascinate visitors for their richness in detail.

The exhibition “Ragamala – Pictures for All Senses” presents fifty masterpieces of Ragamala painting and invites viewers to experience the interplay of imagery, music, poetry and fragrance for the first time.

Antoin Sevruguin was born in 1851 to Armenian parents in Iran, grew up in the Georgian city of Tiflis and later worked in Tehran. Nowadays, we would probably call him a “secondo”, a Swiss term referring to a second-generation immigrant.