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The Federal Office of Culture (FOC) has awarded the publication 'Sheila Hicks: A little bit of a lot of things', designed by Hubertus Design, Jonas Voegeli, and Kerstin Landis, in the competition 'The Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2025'. The awarded catalogue was published on the occasion of the Sheila Hicks exhibition held from February 4 to May 14, 2023, at the Kunstmuseum St.Gallen and offers a comprehensive insight into the work of the American artist.
The award recognises the design and content quality of the publication, which was created in the context of the exhibition on Sheila Hicks and makes her work accessible in a multifaceted and carefully developed form.
Out of a total of 388 submitted publications that met the admission criteria, the Federal Jury awarded 17 titles. The publication on the internationally renowned artist Sheila Hicks was selected as one of the most beautiful Swiss books of the year 2025. The award acknowledges outstanding achievements in the conception, design, and production of books in Switzerland.
The awarded titles also participate in the international competition 'The Most Beautiful Books in the World' in Leipzig. The official announcement of the winners took place on March 12, 2026.
The accolade 'The Most Beautiful Swiss Books', awarded annually by the Federal Office of Culture, recognises publications that stand out for their special design, typographic and production quality, thus setting an important impulse for the Swiss book and design culture.
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The Kunstmuseum St.Gallen enjoys an international reputation with its attractive temporary exhibitions of contemporary and modern art.
As a treasure trove of Eastern Switzerland, the museum houses a rich collection of paintings and sculptures from the late Middle Ages to the present day, which are displayed in a permanent exhibition. The building, erected in 1877 by Johann Christoph Kunkler in neoclassical style, invites visitors to stroll through art from the past and present.
Old and new in dialogue enable a varied cultural experience, where international temporary exhibitions can be experienced, or masterpieces of the past meet outstanding representatives of contemporary art!
Thanks to comprehensive art mediation, the Kunstmuseum St.Gallen is an attractive place for encountering art from yesterday and today! The art zone in the Lokremise, the museum's second 'venue', serves as a cultural laboratory for contemporary art.
Its close proximity to cinema and dance/theatre opens up fascinating thematic synergies, and the raw character of the interior allows for process-oriented exhibitions and 'Artist-in-Residence' projects.
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Source: Kunstmuseum St. Gallen, Press release
Original article published on: Ausgezeichnet: «Sheila Hicks: a little bit of a lot of things» unter den schönsten Schweizer Büchern 2025