The Fondation Opale celebrates the dialogue between contemporary Aboriginal art and today’s artistic creation. Through its exhibitions, encounters and cultural experiences, it invites visitors on a journey across continents and perspectives, where art becomes a living bridge between people and cultures.
Open to the world, the Foundation also hosts conferences and gatherings that go beyond Aboriginal art, fostering reflection and exchange around contemporary creativity in all its forms.
Screening of the film "Lötschental 1916-1971" accompanied live in a film-concert by pianist Christine Chauve and clarinettist Léonard Müller.
Discover the exhibition EMILY KAM KNGWARRAY like never before! Join a guided tour enriched with mini-performances from the puppet company Les Héros Fourbus
This first "Voices of Water" event aims to explore the multifunctional nature of water through a walk, a talk and a discussion.
A musical reading led by Pauline Epiney and Aurélie Emery the text "Le feu et les oiseaux" (Fire and the Birds) by Céline Cerny and Line Marquis.
In collaboration with Art Métro Sierre, Fondation Opale welcomes Jérôme Meizoz, in conversation with Isabelle Bagnoud Loretan.
The Rencontres Orient-Occident invite Vanessa Lacaille and Mounir Ayoub to a conversation on architecture and the environment.
From 14 June to 8 November 2026, Fondation Opale presents a monographic exhibition Dedicated to the Anmatyerr artist Emily Kam Kngwarray (c. 1914-1996).
