Museum Cerny Inuit Collection

The Museum Cerny Inuit Collection displays 1,850 artworks from Indigenous Arctic communities, including sculptures, masks, and traditional clothing from Canada and Siberia.

Martha and Peter Cerny established this collection over three decades, gathering artworks through their travels to Arctic regions and organizing more than 100 exhibitions.

The museum exhibits demonstrate the connection between Arctic peoples and their environment through art pieces that reflect spiritual beliefs and daily traditions.

Located at Stadtbachstrasse 8a in Bern, the museum welcomes visitors from Wednesday to Saturday between 13:00 and 18:00, with guided tours available upon request.

The collection serves as a platform for raising awareness about climate change impacts on Arctic communities through contemporary indigenous art and cultural programs.

Location: Bern

Website: http://www.cernyinuitcollection.ch/

Operator: Martha und Peter Cerny

Address: 8a 8a Stadtbachstrasse 8a, 3012 Bern 3012 Bern 3012 Bern

Opening Hours: Montag-Dienstag off; Mittwoch-Samstag 13:00-18:00; Sonntag off

Phone: +41313182820

Website: http://cernyinuitcollection.ch

GPS coordinates: 46.94903,7.43483

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:02