The museum is open Wednesday to Monday, 11 am to 6 pm, close Tuesday.
October
Sunday
14:00 – 18:00
Celebrate with us the finissage of the garden exhibition Hoda Tawakol. ROOTS and listen to the beats of DJ Sara Moshiri or take part in a curator’s tour.
November
Saturday
15:30 – 17:00
In an interactive exhibition tour and discussion with art historian Tanja-Bianca Schmidt, the depictions of Black bodies in the works of the Western avant-garde will be thematised. A critical view of racism will be cast on the works.
February
Saturday
15:00 – 17:00
In the Panorama series, changing guests contribute their expertise and curiosity and open up new spaces for discourse on art in dialogue with the audience. Author and art critic Fionn Adamian offers a creative writing workshop that enables multi-layered approaches thanks to the impressive variety of works on display.
March
Saturday
15:30 – 17:00
Tetyana Filevska, creative director of the Ukrainian Institute in Kiev, curator and cultural activist, specialises in the period of the Ukrainian avant-garde. In her lecture, she will talk about the painter and stage designer Oleksandra Exter, who grew up in Kiev and whose expressive marionettes are world-famous today.
The Georg Kolbe Museum is pleased to announce the launch of the new research and lecture series From the Margins. Rediscovered Lives from Archives. It is dedicated to the life and work of extraordinary personalities from the broad field of the visual arts who, for a variety of reasons, have been forgotten and pushed to the margins.
Opening lecture by Dr Elisa Tamaschke “Many roads lead to you, Rom Landau.” A rediscovery from the estate of Georg Kolbe
This year, the museum invited the artist Hoda Tawakol to be the first to create an annual commission for our garden. This is how the garden exhibition Hoda Tawakol. ROOTS!
For the finissage of the exhibition, we invite you to a musical performance by DJ Sara Moshiri as well as curator’s tours.
Elisa Tamaschke, Julia Wallner (eds.)
Georg Kolbe – The Artist an National Socialism. Breaks and Continuties in Life, Work and Reception
Gebr. Mann Verlag, November 2023
Available in our museum shop, in bookshops and from the publisher.
