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We are delighted to invite you to the preview of the exhibition “Nicole Eisenman. What Happened” at Museum Brandhorst. Opening on March 23, the exhibition at Museum Brandhorst surveys for the first time the entire spectrum of the artist’s three decades of work in painting and sculpture, bringing together approximately 100 works dating from 1992 to the present.
Nicole Eisenman is considered one of the most accurate observers of social and political change today, which she challenges with humor and empathy in her works. In conversation with Monika Bayer-Wermuth, senior curator at Museum Brandhorst, she will talk about her career and her current exhibition at the museum.
More information about our exhibitions, the new additions to the collection and our program as well as special offers for children - all this can be found in our newsletter.
More than 1,200 works of art span an arc from the 1960s to the present. Highlights such as the world's most extensive collection of works by Cy Twombly, the largest collection of Andy Warhol's works in Europe, outstanding groups of post-modern works and international positions in contemporary painting are waiting to be explored.
