Liebe Besucher*innen, aufgrund einer Sanierung des historischen Daches bleibt das 3. Obergeschoss ab dem 19.08.2024 vorübergehend geschlossen.
Dear visitors, due to the renovation of the historic roof, the 3rd floor will be temporarily closed from 19 August 2024.
Current exhibition
Once upon a time. Vill passiert sickher. Manfred Boecker, Rainer Gross, Wolfgang Niedecken
09.03.2025 – 18.05.2025
Manfred Boecker, Rainer Gross and Wolfgang Niedecken – the three musicians and artists met in the early 1970s while studying at the Cologne Werkschulen and founded an artist collective shortly afterwards. Like their peers, whose awareness was shaped by the 1968 movement, they too experienced a generational conflict and thus the unease with bourgeois society […]
Future exhibition
Wege. Menschen.Perspektiven. Eine Ausstellung der JuKuWe
30.05.2025 – 26.06.2025
The Mediterranean region and southern Europe are criss-crossed by well-known and infamous paths, roads and sea routes, e.g. the Way of St. James, the Alpe Adria cycle path, the Dolomites road, the Strait of Gibraltar, the sea route that has been documented in literature since ancient times and on which Odysseus wandered through the Mediterranean. […]
Future exhibition
Erwin Wortelkamp – Translucencies
01.06.2025 – 17.08.2025
Erwin Wortelkamp (born 1938 in Hamm/Sieg) is known primarily as a sculptor. The former teacher and gallery owner in Frankenthal became the developer of a magnificent landscape park in the Westerwald. Since 1986, the “Im Tal” complex has been an important attraction and, with forty sculptors represented there, has long been one of the most […]
Future exhibition
On the 100th birthday of Peter Ludwig. Collection MAT (Multiplication of transformable art)
09.07.2025 – 31.08.2025
On July 9, 2025, Peter Ludwig, the famous Koblenz art collector and founder of the Ludwig Museum Koblenz, would have turned 100 years old. With his wife Irene (née Mohnheim), he built up a renowned foundation and is the namesake of a total of thirteen museums and institutions that are firmly anchored in the museum […]