As co-founder of the Galerie am Moritzplatz in Berlin in the 1970s, Bernd Zimmer became known for his "violent" paintings. Over the past forty years, he has created a diverse oeuvre which today comprises more than 2600 paintings and 4000...
The LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn is celebrating its 200th birthday this year - and reopened on 1 October after an extensive renovation. The focus is on the new presentation of the world-famous Neanderthal man in the foyer of the museum. The...
Due to the great popularity of the exhibition and the many positive responses, the Historisches Museum Saar is extending its current exhibition "The 1920s - Life between Tradition and Modernity in the International Saar Region" until 15 November. The...
The exhibition focuses on a long suppressed chapter of Stuttgart's museum history and the idea of the Swabian art landscape, whose origins lie in the 19th century. At the same time it writes the founding history of the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart...
Since the 1860s a small circle of young artists around Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro and Auguste Renoir developed a completely new way of painting. As Impressionism, it has become synonymous with an entire epoch of 19th century art.
The Museum Folkwang is presenting a comprehensive show on the US artist Keith Haring (1958-1990). Keith Haring's drawn figures and iconic pictorial motifs such as dancing males, barking dogs or flying saucers went around the world.
Media art installations will shape the image of Karlsruhe city centre from 8 August to 15 September. Immerse yourself in future visions of the 21st century and experience the idea of the Smart City - the technologically intelligent city - of today...
World's largest pumpkin exhibition in Ludwigsburg Music is the motto of this year's world's largest pumpkin exhibition in the blooming baroque Ludwigsburg. From over 450,000 pumpkins, astonishing things are created here from the most diverse varieties. Elvis Presley, the...
The exhibition "The Terracotta Army & the Legacy of the Eternal Emperor" at the Blautal-Center in Ulm is extended until November 1, 2020. Many guests have not had the opportunity to visit the exhibition due to the closure for weeks...
Have you kissed a tiger today? The popular 3D show "DU BIST DIE KUNST" - the fascinating join-in illusion from China, which has been seen by well over 100,000 people at Augustusburg Castle near Chemnitz, is coming for the first time.