



Musée Ariana was built at the end of the 19th century by Genevan art collector Gustave Revilliod specifically to house his multidisciplinary collection. It is now one of the world's most important museums devoted to ceramics and glass, housing over 24,000 ceramic pieces and 3,000 examples of glassware and stained glass illustrating the history of these crafts throughout the centuries. The museum also supports contemporary creative endeavor through regular temporary exhibitions. Guided visits, roundtable events and children's workshops feature on its educational programme, while its library houses an extensive collection of texts dedicated to the subject. Headquartered on site is the International Academy of Ceramics, which supports and promotes ceramics professionals around the world.
Avenue de la Paix 10Established in 2000, the mudac (Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied Arts) organises five to eight thematic exhi...
Lausanne, SwitzerlandDesign Museum of Barcelona (Museu del Disseny de Barcelona) is dedicated to the applied arts and design. It was creat...
Barcelona, SpainThe Warsaw Praga Museum - Muzeum Warszawskiej Pragi, a branch of the Warsaw Museum, is an institution that protects a...
Warsaw, PolandThe Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest was founded in 1872 by the Hungarian Parliament. Its founding director general...
Budapest, Hungary