Circle of Patrons

For diversity in art reportage

Art requires visibility in order to create impact and reach the public. As an independent, non-profit art magazine, we are committed to a polyphonic and inclusive dialogue surrounding the Swiss art scene. With our broad network of professional art journalists, we keep large, integral museums as well as smaller, peripheral initiatives in view - plus public institutions, private houses, galleries & self-established art spaces.

Do you support the importance of diversity in art reporting? Do you wish to strengthen engagement in the art world through independent journalism? Do you advocate fair compensation for authors? Then become part of our circle of patrons and support Kunstbulletin beyond the scope of your subscription.   

As a thank you, you will receive an exclusive artist edition (see below), specially created by selected Swiss artists for subscribers to our patrons' circle. All donations for patrons and benefactors are tax-deductible. Donation confirmations will be provided following payment.

Patron

• Support professional and independent reporting surrounding the contemporary art scene in Switzerland

• Make an important contribution to art education
• Receive an exclusive patron's edition as a thank you
• Donation receipt for your tax return
• Patron's contribution fee (in addition to your subscription): CHF 250.-/year

BENEFACTOR

• Support professional and independent reporting on contemporary art in Switzerland

• Make an important contribution to art education
• Your annual subscription to Kunstbulletin is included
• Receive an exclusive patron's edition as a thank you
• Receive two Kunstbulletin annual subscriptions as a gift
• Donation receipt for your tax return
• Benefactor’s contribution fee (your subscription is included): CHF 1'000.-/year

Patron's edition 2025

Pipilotti Rist · ‹Der Ausweg ist der Eingang›, 2024
Inkjet print on handmade paper
Image dimensions: 15,8 x 25 cm, Paper dimensions: 18,8 x 28 cm
Ed. 200 + 10 AP

Everything revolves. Vegetation, water and sky flow together in Pipilotti Rist's special edition for the Kunstbulletin. They form a world or perhaps an eye. We allow ourselves to be drawn in by the lure of the picture and are delighted by the hidden essence, lying dormant within.