Works by 46 artists from 14 countries from the Baillod Art Collection will be shown and sold.

Selected works of Art Brut from 14 countries are on display. The pictures come from the extensive collection of Jürg Baillod. With this international selection, the passionate Bernese collector offers us a unique insight into the diversity of this rich art scene.
The artistic descendants of Adolf Wölfli, the world-famous art brut artist, paint just as persistently and obsessively as the long-time inmate of the Waldau Clinic in Bern. The result of this creative process is multi-faceted and multi-layered. The materials, formats, techniques and content used differ to an astonishing degree. Each artist is unique. For viewers, the works are sometimes cozy, sometimes irritating, but always deeply touching.

Exhibited artists from 14 countries:
Thomas Beisgen (D), Giovanni Bosco (I), Anne Boucher (F), Regragui Bouslai (M), Peter Caesar (D), Davide Cicolani (I) François Defontaine (B), Jean Dehombreux (B), Béatrice Deminie (B), Livia Dencher (NL), Mathieu Evrard (F), Leonhard Fink (A), Luuk Geerts (NL), Giordano Gelli (I), Martha Grünenwaldt (B), Julius Hartauer (D), Thomas Hauser (D), Karl- Heinz Hirmer (D), Jaber al Mahjoub (TUN/F), Pol Jean (F), Khalid X (M), Rosemarie Koczy (D/USA), Alain Lacoste (F), Abdellaziz Ladhari (TUN), Joël Lorand (F), Léon Louis (B), Côm Maurice (B), Donald Mitchell (USA), François Monchâtre (F), Sabine Münch (D), Jean-Pierre Nadau (F), Daniel Nesensohn (A), Adam Nidzgorski (PL), Dimitri Pietquin (B), Uschi Pomp (D), Mehrdad Rashidi (IRN), Christine Remacle (B), Ody Saban (TRK), Arnold Schmidt (A), Misa Stanojevic (SERB), Joseph Stievenart (B), Imam Sucahyo (INO), Mohamed Tabal (M).


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