With Ludwig Stocker and Stefan Inauen, the exhibition is dedicated to two Appenzell-born artists from different generations, whose sculptures take up objects and materials that revolve around the old and the new, transience and permanence.

The focus of the current exhibition is wood. On display are sculptures by the East Swiss sculptor Daniel Eggli, combined with traditional Appenzell carving by Jakob Müller and Konrad Zülle.

The current exhibition at Haus Appenzell focuses on miniature theaters of various styles, which nevertheless have one thing in common: a great love of acting and attention to detail.

In the current exhibition, Haus Appenzell artistically traces the phenomenon of "waste". A cooperation with the China Academy of Art and the Museum im Lagerhaus, St. Gallen.

In the current exhibition, Haus Appenzell artistically traces the phenomenon of "waste". A cooperation with the China Academy of Art and the Museum im Lagerhaus, St. Gallen.

By popular demand, "Sugar lick and flour pastries" will be opened again and extended. The exhibition presents Appenzeller Chlausebickli and Devisli, the most filigree sugar artworks as well as beautiful traditional dough figures from China.

From 25 October 2019 the exhibition presents Appenzeller Chlausebickli and Devisli, the most filigree sugar artworks as well as beautiful traditional dough figures from China.

From October 5th 2018 to April 27th 2019, the Haus Appenzell invites you into the world of the old crafts. The exhibition illuminates familiar and forgotten professions, gives insights into the guild system and presents around 100 children's lanterns with the dream jobs of tomorrow.

An exhibition of miniature toy stores and "Hairy Monkeys" from China.

An extraordinary exhibition all about cows!

From 23rd October 2015 to 19th March 2016 the Ernst Hohl Cultural Foundation presents three fascinating national winter customs from Switzerland and Austria.

“Yu Hao, Ernst Hohl and their team have put together an amazing exhibition that not only celebrates the craftsmanship of various peoples, but also tells many fascinating stories.” (Appenzeller Volksfreund)

An exhibition celebrating the 500-year anniversary of Appenzellerland's membership to the Swiss Confederation.

Haus Appenzell presents works from China and the region around Mount Säntis. 

Cantonal Art Collection Appenzell Ausserrhoden.

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Haus Appenzell presents the works of three extraordinary artists who are like gems from the Alpstein mountain range. 

An extraordinary exhibition of paper-cuttings by Chinese artists showing their view of Appenzellerland.

Strahlholz, Appenzell Ausserrhoden.

The exhibition on Niklaus Wenk contains major works of the 93 years old painter who is one of the most important representatives of rural painting.

In its first exhibition, Haus Appenzell shows landscape paintings by Carl Walter Liner from privat collections.