Our museum is actually a mill. The over 100-year-old Tiefenbrunnen industrial mill is the oldest mill in the Zurich area that is still in operation. Flour is produced here almost every day. But the mill is also a museum: in the permanent exhibition ...
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Tiny Giants. The Power of Microorganisms.
Microorganisms are invisible—and yet they are everywhere. The exhibition highlights their central role in soil, nutrition, the environment, and health, and presents the latest scientific findings. Images, objects, installations, and works of art bring the fascinating world of the microcosm to life and show how closely our lives are intertwined with those of microorganisms.
In cooperation with the Museum Brot und Kunst, Ulm
Participating Artists:
Selin Balci, Anne Carnein, Anna Dumitriu & Alex May, Wim van Egmond, Dominik Einfalt, Studio ERBA, Thomas Feuerstein, Edgar Lissel, Maya Minder, Mellissa Monsoon, Kathrin Linkersdorff, Rahel Oberhummer, Gabriela Oberkofler, Ursula Palla, Helen Pynor, Pipilotti Rist, Chloé Rutzerveld, V. meer, Anicka Yi
Scientific Support and Loans:
Agroscope Bern, Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research Halle, the Universities of Hohenheim, Tübingen, Ulm, Vienna, and Zurich, TU Berlin and TU Graz, ETH Zurich, WSL Birmensdorf, ZHAW Food Biotechnology Research Group
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until May 17, 2027
Mühlerama
Seefeldstrasse 231
8008 Zürich
