Rooted in Carouge’s unique history, at the crossroads of Sardinian, Genevan, and Swiss heritage, the Musée de Carouge is a living museum of art and history. Whilst it has no permanent exhibition, it houses a rich collection of ceramics, visual arts, and historical objects, and offers a diverse programme of temporary exhibitions accessible to all. As a space of memory, creation, and transmission, the museum fosters a dialogue between tradition and innovation, showcasing Carouge’s craftsmanship whilst also supporting contemporary artistic creation.
The museum is free, welcoming and engaging, and has a reach far beyond the Sardinian city, particularly through its publications and the International Ceramics Competition.



