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Ladies and gentlemen, dear visitors, the museum will be closed on February 17, 2026 due to renovation work.

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, liebe Besucher*Innen, das Museum bleibt am 17. Februar 2026wegen Umbauarbeiten geschlossen.

Current exhibition

ERWIN WURM – LIFE BEAT SOFT MELT – Viewable virtually ONLY FROM HOME!

19.12.2025 – 31.12.2026

ERWIN WURM – LIFE BEAT SOFT MELT – Digital Twin Edition Viewable virtually ONLY FROM HOME! The first exhibition to digitize visitor interactions as sculptural acts, and can only be experienced virtually! What happens when a physical exhibition refuses to close? Erwin Wurm’s Life Beat Soft Melt, originally presented at Ludwig Museum Koblenz from September […]

Future exhibition

Ich bin…jung. Ausstellung der JuKuWe

21.02.2026 – 18.03.2026

Zum Kultursommerthema „Forever young“ zeigt die Jugendkunstwerkstatt Koblenz e.V. im Ludwig Museum Koblenz die in der Zeit vom 21.2.-18.3.2026 entstandenen Werke der Teilnehmer. Überwiegend Positives wird mit dem Jungsein und der zugehörigen Lebensphase verbunden. In Kunst und Kultur stets präsent und als erstrebenswert, dient die Jugend als immer sprudelnde Inspirationsquelle. Wie der Körperkult seine Ideale […]

Future exhibition

Markéta Othová, Michael Bielický and Kamila B. Richter – The world through lenses, in pixels and digital fluidity

01.03.2026 – 24.05.2026

With its second parallel exhibition, the Ludwig Museum once again focuses on the art scene of the neighboring Czech Republic, addressing both contemporary photographic positions and the question of how much image information should be questioned in the digital age and how much it is subject to constant change. Marianne Aue (born in Freudenthal in […]

Future exhibition

Marianne Aue. The unknown ZERO artist

01.03.2026 – 24.05.2026

Marianne Aue (born in Freudenthal in 1932, died in Leverkusen in 2016), trained at the School of Applied Arts in Krefeld, was active in European avant-garde movements such as ZERO and the New Tendencies from the early 1960s onward. Her often monochromatic structural reliefs are particularly striking, combining serial principles with musical compositional structures, such […]