Art Collection & Exhibition Series
Our founding family has a longstanding and distinguished tradition of supporting the arts.
In 2021, we proudly launched the Rothschild & Co Switzerland Art Collection and Exhibition Series.
This initiative presents rotating, curated exhibitions throughout our offices in Zurich and Geneva.
Each exhibition highlights artists whose geographic origins mirror those of the five Rothschild brothers, whose international trading network connected Austria, Britain, Italy, France, and Germany with the wider world.
Running for approximately six months, our exhibitions are open by appointment to clients, partners, employees, and the public.
Selected artworks are acquired at the outset of each exhibition and added to our growing permanent collection, underscoring our enduring commitment to cultural engagement and artistic legacy.
Art is a time capsule which tells the story of an individual, a community and a certain moment in history. Our curated exhibitions aim to reflect the relevant topics of our times."
Jonathan Levy
Art Expert & Curator | Wealth Management Switzerland
Explore our exhibitions
2022
Dwellings
The inaugural exhibition in of our series explores the architectural spaces we inhabit as vessels of memory, history, and societal change.
Featuring eleven artists from five European countries, the exhibition reflects on the evolving role of domestic and professional environments in times of disruption and transformation.
2023
Moving Narratives
Our second exhibition explores themes of displacement, historiography, and oral tradition through the work of seven artists.
Against the backdrop of recent global upheavals, the exhibition reflects on borders, identity, and the power of storytelling to shape our understanding of self and place.
2024
Identities
Our third exhibition explores identity as a dynamic interplay between personal heritage and external influences.
Featuring diverse artistic voices, it reflects on ancestral traditions, societal prejudices, cultural resilience to investigate the role of identity in an increasingly fragmented world.
2025
Systems and Codes
Our fourth exhibition illustrates how visible and invisible structures, from algorithms to social rituals, shape contemporary life.
Featuring ten artists, the show reflects on communication, media, and collective behavior through the lens of technological and cultural systems.
2026
Materials
The fifth exhibition in our series examines the commodities that powered the industrial age and the global trade networks that enabled their exchange.
Through the work of ten artists, it explores how value, labour, and identity are embedded in material objects, revealing the human and geopolitical forces behind their circulation.
