The catalog for the current exhibition by Thomas Schütte is now available! We ship postage free until the end of February, cost 18 euros.
January
Sunday
14:00 – 15:00
Public guided tour through the exhibition by Thomas Schütte with interpretation in German sign language.
January
Friday
17:00 – 18:30
Barbara Campaner (art historian and mediator) accompanies you in a 90-minute telephone tour through the exhibition by Thomas Schütte and gives an insight into the versatile work of the renowned artist.
January
Monday
10:00 – 15:00
Strange, grumpy gnomes and brightly colored heads with cheeky grimaces are currently guests at the museum. The works of artist Thomas Schütte serve as inspiration for the mysterious, quirky or fantastic figures that become the main characters in the children’s graphic novels.
February
Saturday
14:00 – 16:00
Funny grimacing figures populate the Georg Kolbe Museum and are waiting to be discovered. Together with two artists, families are invited to explore the exhibition of sculptor Thomas Schütte and model their own colorful heads out of Fimo.
February
Tuesday
18:00 – 20:00
Light and shadow, structures and textures, hatching, composition. Together with Janna de Haen, various drawing techniques will be explored and deepened over several evenings. Beginners and advanced students are both welcome.
The catalog for the current exhibition is now available! The 150-page, bilingual publication contains contributions by Guido Reuter, Linda Walther, Julia Wallner, Benjamin Dörr and Elisabeth Heymer and costs €18. Order your copy via email. Until End of february we ship postage free.
Directly surrounding the Georg Kolbe Museum, the built environment and architecture tell of experiments with different lifestyles and of discourses on urban history. They can now be explored with the app Kolbes Kiez, which is available for iPhone and Android. More information is available on the project website Kolbe außer Haus (Kolbe Outdoors).
Inspired by the works of Japanese artist Shinichi Sawada, which were on display at the GKM until April 2021, children between the ages of 3 and 6 created sculptures out of clay. Currently, these are on display in the museum’s Schaudepot. The project was developed in cooperation with Jugend im Museum e.V. and the Kinderhaus Waldschulallee e.V.