Exhibition: Museum Lyonel Feininger acknowledges Hans Ticha with retrospective | EUROtoday

With the newly organized everlasting exhibition of chosen works by the namesake, the Museum Lyonel Feininger begins in Quedlinburg within the exhibition 12 months. The solely museum in honor of the painter, graphic artist and Bauhaus-like a Museum (1871-1956) will open its doorways to guests and guests once more on Wednesday after a three-month closure, because the museum introduced.

In the exhibition home within the UNESCO World Heritage City within the Harz, numerous development measures can be realized time and again in levels. “We are in a kind of permanent loop,” mentioned museum director Adina Rösch of the German Press Agency. It is about technical renovations and numerous portray work.

New everlasting exhibition on the fortieth birthday

The spotlight of the brand new everlasting presentation «Lyonel Feininger. Master of modernity “is the” silent day by the ocean III “. It is predicted as a non-public mortgage from New York and, in line with Rösch, ought to arrive within the coming days. In the approaching 12 months there might be a brand new everlasting exhibition on the museum’s fortieth anniversary.

Pop artwork artwork from the GDR

From April twelfth, the museum acknowledges the painter and illustrator Hans Ticha, who celebrates its eighty fifth birthday in September. The Retrospective “Bullet. Cone. Body cult. ” The formal language typical of Ticha is dedicated to it. “Ticha was one of the most important pop art artists of the GDR,” mentioned Rösch.

He illustrated greater than 100 books, together with works by Brecht, Kästner and Tucholsky. According to the knowledge, the Lyonel Feininger Museum exhibits not solely illustrations and different e-book work, but additionally of Ticha’s work. The particular exhibition is to be introduced till September eighth.

Also concentrate on kids

Small inventive folks will come from April twenty sixth on the participation exhibition «Prisma! Prism!” at their expense. “This is about gentle, coloration and motion,” said the museum chief. “Optical phenomena, coloration perceptions and visible experiments concentrate on this interactive format for youngsters from the age of six.” All the senses can be addressed, it mentioned.

The Museum Lyonel Feininger in Quedlinburg, which belongs to the Saxony-Anhalt Cultural Foundation, visited greater than 21,500 folks in 2024.

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