Ströher Collection
Permanent exhibition
Current exhibitions
FULL HOUSE
Balkenhol – Dienst – Florschuetz – Höfer – Immendorff – Rissa – Sieverding – Trockel Art from the Ströher Collection In addition to the permanent presentation of the collection, the Küppersmühle Museum is presenting the works of other artists from the Ströher Collection in its summer exhibition. From 15 July, the motto will therefore be: "Collection Full House". On display are photographs by Thomas Florschuetz, Candida Höfer and Katharina Sieverding, woolen and knitted pictures by Rosemarie Trockel, paintings by Rolf-Gunter Dienst, Jörg Immendorff and Rissa as well as a spatial installation by sculptor Stephan Balkenhol.
Ströher Collection
Highlights from the Ströher Collection, one of the most important and extensive collections of German art after 1945, are on display at the MKM on a good 5,000 square metres. The focus is on painting. The collection comprises central positions of art development in Germany, from the immediate post-war period to the present.
Upcoming exhibitions
Martin Assig "because I am human"
Martin Assig (born 1959) creates abstract, often colorful and powerful works with the ancient technique of encaustic, the wax painting. His works always deal with the human being and the conditions of his being. The physical existence as well as its threat belong to Assig's range of themes as well as philosophical- religious questions or the resilience of man. The MKM is showing a comprehensive exhibition of the artist's work with around 90 works from the 1990s to the present, including a variety of large-format panel paintings as well as numerous works on paper.
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