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Factory

Adults

Here you can find further information on the artists and works of the Brandhorst Collection. Guided tours and workshops for adults invite you to get to know the art even better.

More information on art

A wide range of printed, film and audio materials and companion formats is available for each Museum Brandhorst exhibition and for the Brandhorst Collection. Read and learn a little more about your favorite artists, view an artwork from an unusual perspective, and listen to the thoughts and insider knowledge of our curators and artists!

Click here for the media library

Guided tours and workshops

Being creative in the museum: The Factory offers a varied weekly program on art, free of charge. In workshops, guided tours and dialog formats, you can approach art according to your own interests, with changing themes, works and techniques. Whether with friends, family, or alone—there is something here for everyone. Find an event on your desired date.

Calendar

Themes

Technology and media, identity, social criticism, gender issues or body image? Contemporary art is diverse, just like its themes! We have gathered some of these together here, which also occupy the artists in our collection and which might also provide you with exciting perspectives!

Themes
Führung mit Restauratorin Ursula Ganß 'Spuren erkennen und analysieren - Wie wird man Restaurator am Museum' im Museum Brandhorst

After Work—Let's talk about art!

After college or work we invite you to a stimulating hour at Museum Brandhorst. At each event we invite people from different social backgrounds to look at a work of art from a very personal and more or less unusual perspective. In a relaxed atmosphere, the focus is on a shared exchange of views in front of the works. The conversation can be continued, if desired, with music and drinks in the Café im Zebra.

Find a suitable Thursday evening
Besucherinnen und Besucher bei der Eröffnung der Ausstellung 'Alex Katz' im Museum Brandhorst

Private tours

You can’t find a suitable date in our calendar of public programs?

Book a private tour for the whole family, your friends or colleagues. We can suggest a few topics, or respond to your wishes.

Book a date

Artists

Learn more about the artists in our collection and get in-depth insights into their works and themes.

Our Artists
Workshop zur Blotted-Line- Technik, Factory, Museum Brandhorst, Kreativ wie Warhol

Silver Factory

Inspired by Andy Warhol’s “Silver Factory,” the open drop-in format provides a suitable framework for experimenting across media boundaries and get creative as the mood takes you. Changing techniques and themes invite you to follow varied artistic pursuits. Drop in and let yourself be carried away into a world of colors and shapes in a relaxed atmosphere.

All dates

Themes

Technology and media, identity, social criticism? Contemporary art is diverse, just like its themes! We have gathered some of these together here, which also occupy the artists in the Brandhorst Collection

Browse themes here

And: Action!

Would you like to get artistic at home and create art using different techniques? Or take a closer look at artists and their works and discuss them with others?

This way, please!

How can the “Factory” be supported?

We want to continuously develop and improve the “Factory” in order to meet the needs of a wide range of different target groups, do justice to the complexity of general social issues, and inspire an artistic view of the world. We also want to open the museum to everyone, but especially children and teens.

 

If you support these aims or would like to learn more about the “Factory,” we would be happy to hear from you:

 

Kirsten Storz, Project Lead Factory

E-Mail: kirsten.storz@museum-brandhorst.de