Biennale Images Vevey
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The Swiss Visual Arts Biennial
10th edition
WE ARE FAMILY!
From 5 to 27 September 2026, the Biennale Images Vevey celebrates its 10th edition under the theme «We are family!»:
an anniversary edition dedicated to reunion, kinship and celebration, featuring around fifty artists from some fifteen countries.
WE ARE FAMILY! is at once :
→ A celebration
Of the great Images Vevey family: since 2008, more than 500 artists from 55 countries, alongside visitors, partners, media and audience, have shaped the Biennale’s history. Several artists return to Vevey for this 10th edition
→ A programme
An exploration of family in its many forms: biological, chosen, artistic, political, emotional and social
→ A statement
In a world marked by polarisation, a simple affirmation: family, whether biological or chosen, remains an essential space for solidarity and learning to live together
About
Since 2008, the Biennale Images Vevey has become the most significant biennial exhibition of visual arts in Switzerland and an international authority for contemporary photography.
Every two years, it brings artists, visitors and media from all over the world together around a unique concept: Whether indoors or outdoors, in parks or other public spaces, all the artists’ installations are custom-made and enhance the features of the Swiss Riviera.
The Biennale Images Vevey is renowned for its monumental photographic installations created in collaboration with artists such as JR, Cindy Sherman, Martin Parr, and Thomas Struth. Over its 9 consecutive editions presenting the work of over 450 artists from some 60 countries in a bespoke format the Biennale has been a catalyst for cultural exchange and encounters.
As an indispensable tool, SketchUp supported the preparation of the Images Vevey 2024 Biennial in the 3D design of both indoor and outdoor exhibitions. Images Vevey would like to thank SketchUp for its inspiring and effective contribution to the realization of its 50 projects with artists from over 20 countries.
Maisie Cousins “Walking Back To Happiness”, Debsuddha “Crossroads”, Tony Dočekal “The Color of Money and Trees”, Gauri Gill “Acts of Appearance”, Henry Leutwyler “Philippe Halsman. A Photographer’s Life”, Maria Mavropoulou “Imagined Images”