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Musée Visionnaire

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Musée Visionnaire is a private museum dedicated to outsider art located in Zürich, Switzerland. It was founded on 18 November 2013. The Musée Visionnaire is a non-profit association. It is an art foyer where changing exhibitions allow visitors to discover and re-discover contemporary Art Brut | Outsider Art and experience it within the context of related art forms. Special social events are dedicated to topical subjects touching upon the world of art and current public issues.

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Musée Visionnaire
Rämistrasse, Zurich Altstadt

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8091 Zurich, Altstadt
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