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* [[1988]] / [[(en)_Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[(en)_Japan|Japan]]. [[(en)_Opening|Opening]] of the first [[(en)_Giger bar|Giger bar]]. Bar on the theme of [[(en)_Hans Ruedi Giger|Hans Ruedi Giger]], displaying his works. [https://www.letempsarchives.ch/page/LNQ_1992_04_26/4] | * [[1988]] / [[(en)_Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[(en)_Japan|Japan]]. [[(en)_Opening|Opening]] of the first [[(en)_Giger bar|Giger bar]]. Bar on the theme of [[(en)_Hans Ruedi Giger|Hans Ruedi Giger]], displaying his works. [https://www.letempsarchives.ch/page/LNQ_1992_04_26/4] | ||
* [[1992]] / [[Zurich], [[(en)_Switzerland|Switzerland]]. [[(en)_Release|Release]] of a promotional stamp for [[(en)_Swatch|Swatch]] by [[(en)_Hans Ruedi Giger|Hans Ruedi Giger]] in the [[magazine]] [[Strapazin]]. [https://www.letempsarchives.ch/page/LNQ_1992_06_20/19/article/9677818/%22HR%20Giger%22] | * [[1992]] / [[Zurich], [[(en)_Switzerland|Switzerland]]. [[(en)_Release|Release]] of a promotional stamp for [[(en)_Swatch|Swatch]] by [[(en)_Hans Ruedi Giger|Hans Ruedi Giger]] in the [[(en)_magazine|magazine]] [[Strapazin]]. [https://www.letempsarchives.ch/page/LNQ_1992_06_20/19/article/9677818/%22HR%20Giger%22] | ||
* [[1993.03.15]] / [[Gruyères]], [[(en)_Switzerland|Switzerland]]. [[Exposition]] of works by [[(en)_Hans Ruedi Giger|Hans Ruedi Giger]] in an exhibition devoted to the [[tarot]], [[castle of Gruyères]]. [https://www.letempsarchives.ch/page/JDG_1993_03_15/23/article/8859885/Giger] | * [[1993.03.15]] / [[Gruyères]], [[(en)_Switzerland|Switzerland]]. [[Exposition]] of works by [[(en)_Hans Ruedi Giger|Hans Ruedi Giger]] in an exhibition devoted to the [[tarot]], [[castle of Gruyères]]. [https://www.letempsarchives.ch/page/JDG_1993_03_15/23/article/8859885/Giger] | ||
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- 1940.02.05 / Chur, Switzerland. Birth of Hans Ruedi Giger. [1]
- 1964 / Zurich, Switzerland. Relocation from Hans Ruedi Giger to Zurich. [2]
- 1964 / Zurich, Switzerland. Inscription of Hans Ruedi Giger at the Kunstgewerbeschule (the School of Graphic Arts) to learn industrial design and interior design. [3]
- 1976 / New york, United States. Hans Ruedi Giger starts working on a new project: Alien. [4]
- 1977.04.12 / Chexbres, Switzerland. Exhibition by Hans Ruedi Giger at the Plexus Gallery. [5]
- 1978.08.18 / Zurich, Switzerland. Exhibition of works Hans Ruedi Giger funded by the Gotthard Bank. [6]
- 1980.02.29 / Lausanne, Switzerland. Exhibition by Hans Ruedi Giger on Alien, Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts. [7]
- 1985.06.22 / Sierre, Switzerland. Exhibition by Hans Ruedi Giger at BD 85. [8]
- 1988 / Tokyo, Japan. Opening of the first Giger bar. Bar on the theme of Hans Ruedi Giger, displaying his works. [9]
- 1992 / [[Zurich], Switzerland. Release of a promotional stamp for Swatch by Hans Ruedi Giger in the magazine Strapazin. [10]
- 1993.03.15 / Gruyères, Switzerland. Exposition of works by Hans Ruedi Giger in an exhibition devoted to the tarot, castle of Gruyères. [11]
- 1993.08.16 / [[Zurich], Switzerland. Production of 666 copies of [Hans Ruedi Giger] 's collection pins. [12]
- 1993.10.30 - 1993.11.04 / Zurich, Switzerland. Exposition of works by Hans Ruedi Giger on the occasion of the All Saints Day, at the palace Xtra. [https://www.letempsarchives.ch/page/LNQ_1993_10_26/21/article/9773375/HR%20Giger
- 1996.09.23 / Lausanne, Switzerland. Exhibition by Hans Ruedi Giger at cinema Modern. [13]
- 1997.09.12 / Bubbles, Switzerland. Purchase of chateau de Saint-Germain by relatives of the artist Zurich. Place that will house the Giger Museum from the 2000s. [14]