Maria Lassnig and Edvard Munch

In 1919 Munch painted himself with the Spanish flu. Decades later Maria Lassnig made what she called "body awareness pictures", painting how her body felt from the inside rather than how it looked in a mirror. Here you see both approaches on one floor, half a century apart, in the first show built around the pair.

About 150 works, 78 of them paintings, fill the first floor of the Moser building, with loans from the Munchmuseet in Oslo and the Maria Lassnig Foundation in Vienna. In Hamburg the show ran in 13 chapters, from early self-portraits through couples, animals, hands, sickness and death, ending in outer space; Zurich shows it slightly modified. Munch paints grief, anxiety and joy, Lassnig paints physical sensation. Her 1996 canvas Flow of Paint = Flow of Life gives the show its subtitle.

Tickets are CHF 31, reduced CHF 22, and include the collection. It stays open until 8pm on Thursdays, and the audio guide is CHF 7 in four languages.