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FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Workshop in four parts; it is also possible to join at a later stage, or to participate in individual sessions. Each workshop can be booked individually. Meeting point: Museum information desk. Thurs 20.02.2020 | 5:30 to 7 p.m. In conversation with curator Monika Bayer-Wermuth Thurs 27.02.2020 | 5:30 to 7 p.m. Practical

EVERY LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, 4 P.M. 30-MINUTE TALK, FOLLOWED BY A DRINK IN THE CAFÉ Artworks attract our attention in many different ways. Their emotional effect can differ greatly. Beyond art-historical categorization, this event seeks to encourage conversation about how art resonates within us. Each month, different people select a piece from t

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

Since the 1990s the artist Thomas Eggerer, who was born in Munich and lives in New York, has created subjects in his figurative paintings that are dedicated to the individual in the field of tension between community and isolation, as well as between the general public and individuality. The irony of his depictions of everyday scenes and gestures direct the gaze to their philosophical quality. In

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Workshop in four parts; it is also possible to join at a later stage, or to participate in individual sessions. Each workshop can be booked individually. Meeting point: Museum information desk. Thurs 20.02.2020 | 5:30 to 7 p.m. In conversation with curator Monika Bayer-Wermuth Thurs 27.02.2020 | 5:30 to 7 p.m. Practical

Since opening in 2009, the high-profile collection of Museum Brandhorst has grown from 700 to over 1200 works of art. Important works by Ed Ruscha, Keith Haring, Louise Lawler, and Albert Oehlen have joined the ranks of Andy Warhol, Cy Twombly, Jean-Michel Basquiat, or Sigmar Polke. Significant positions of contemporary art -  from Seth Price and Wolfgang Tillmans to Charline von Heyl and Laura O

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Workshop in four parts; it is also possible to join at a later stage, or to participate in individual sessions. Each workshop can be booked individually. Meeting point: Museum information desk. Thurs 20.02.2020 | 5:30 to 7 p.m. In conversation with curator Monika Bayer-Wermuth Thurs 27.02.2020 | 5:30 to 7 p.m. Practical

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

Every second Saturday of the month at 4pm children can explore the exhibition in an one-hour children's tour. Our popular acitvity booklet is included for free! During this guided tour, we invite children between the ages of six and twelve to an eventful art expedition through the Museum Brandhorst. The changing monthly themes inspire and stimulate the imagination. We use the activity

The curators of Museum Brandhorst will take you on a tour providing first-hand information.   

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

A scared white shark, a portrait of Ed Sheeran, or a female depiction of Christ: Jana Euler’s striking motifs are always only the entry to a larger debate about painting. For the last decade the Friedberg-born artist has used styles and expressive forms of painting eclectically in order to question the medium using its own means. In the process she opens the discourse on socially relevant issues

with Jess Walter We encounter the works in the museum with paper and pencil. The idea is not to copy the originals, but instead to individually feel and transform what you see. We pay attention to directional relationships, movements, contrasts, line structures, and interrelationships of forms. Playful drawing exercises ease the beginning and support personal access to the works. Wha

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

EVERY LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, 4 P.M. 30-MINUTE TALK, FOLLOWED BY A DRINK IN THE CAFÉ Artworks attract our attention in many different ways. Their emotional effect can differ greatly. Beyond art-historical categorization, this event seeks to encourage conversation about how art resonates within us. Each month, different people select a piece from t

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

The family tour is taking place at the same time as the regular public guided tour.What is Dad’s favorite artwork? Which color thrills Grandma the most? Does your sister see something else in the painting than you do? The family tours at Museum Brandhorst aim to explain the exhibition to families in a playful and entertaining way. The young and the old can experience the mus

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

OPEN WORKSHOPS FOR VISITORS OF ALL AGES IN THE LOUNGE OF MUSEUM BRANDHORST (1ST FLOOR) On the last Sunday of every month, our lounge on the first floor is transformed into a Pop-Up Factory. There, visitors of all ages can get creative in small, practical workshops, talk to our friendly team about art, discuss our exhibition and its relationship to eve

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Since opening in 2009, the high-profile collection of Museum Brandhorst has grown from 700 to over 1200 works of art. Important works by Ed Ruscha, Keith Haring, Louise Lawler, and Albert Oehlen have joined the ranks of Andy Warhol, Cy Twombly, Jean-Michel Basquiat, or Sigmar Polke. Significant positions of contemporary art -  from Seth Price and Wolfgang Tillmans to Charline von Heyl and Laura O

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Every second Saturday of the month at 4pm children can explore the exhibition in an one-hour children's tour. Our popular acitvity booklet is included for free! During this guided tour, we invite children between the ages of six and twelve to an eventful art expedition through the Museum Brandhorst. The changing monthly themes inspire and stimulate the imagination. We use the activity

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

EVERY LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, 4 P.M. 30-MINUTE TALK, FOLLOWED BY A DRINK IN THE CAFÉ Artworks attract our attention in many different ways. Their emotional effect can differ greatly. Beyond art-historical categorization, this event seeks to encourage conversation about how art resonates within us. Each month, different people select a piece from t

The family tour is taking place at the same time as the regular public guided tour.What is Dad’s favorite artwork? Which color thrills Grandma the most? Does your sister see something else in the painting than you do? The family tours at Museum Brandhorst aim to explain the exhibition to families in a playful and entertaining way. The young and the old can experience the mus

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

OPEN WORKSHOPS FOR VISITORS OF ALL AGES IN THE LOUNGE OF MUSEUM BRANDHORST (1ST FLOOR) On the last Sunday of every month, our lounge on the first floor is transformed into a Pop-Up Factory. There, visitors of all ages can get creative in small, practical workshops, talk to our friendly team about art, discuss our exhibition and its relationship to eve

The curators of Museum Brandhorst will take you on a tour providing first-hand information.   

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Since opening in 2009, the high-profile collection of Museum Brandhorst has grown from 700 to over 1200 works of art. Important works by Ed Ruscha, Keith Haring, Louise Lawler, and Albert Oehlen have joined the ranks of Andy Warhol, Cy Twombly, Jean-Michel Basquiat, or Sigmar Polke. Significant positions of contemporary art -  from Seth Price and Wolfgang Tillmans to Charline von Heyl and Laura O

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

Every second Saturday of the month at 4pm children can explore the exhibition in an one-hour children's tour. Our popular acitvity booklet is included for free! During this guided tour, we invite children between the ages of six and twelve to an eventful art expedition through the Museum Brandhorst. The changing monthly themes inspire and stimulate the imagination. We use the activity

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

The family tour is taking place at the same time as the regular public guided tour.What is Dad’s favorite artwork? Which color thrills Grandma the most? Does your sister see something else in the painting than you do? The family tours at Museum Brandhorst aim to explain the exhibition to families in a playful and entertaining way. The young and the old can experience the mus

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

EVERY LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, 4 P.M. 30-MINUTE TALK, FOLLOWED BY A DRINK IN THE CAFÉ Artworks attract our attention in many different ways. Their emotional effect can differ greatly. Beyond art-historical categorization, this event seeks to encourage conversation about how art resonates within us. Each month, different people select a piece from t

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Since opening in 2009, the high-profile collection of Museum Brandhorst has grown from 700 to over 1200 works of art. Important works by Ed Ruscha, Keith Haring, Louise Lawler, and Albert Oehlen have joined the ranks of Andy Warhol, Cy Twombly, Jean-Michel Basquiat, or Sigmar Polke. Significant positions of contemporary art -  from Seth Price and Wolfgang Tillmans to Charline von Heyl and Laura O

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

Every second Saturday of the month at 4pm children can explore the exhibition in an one-hour children's tour. Our popular acitvity booklet is included for free! During this guided tour, we invite children between the ages of six and twelve to an eventful art expedition through the Museum Brandhorst. The changing monthly themes inspire and stimulate the imagination. We use the activity

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

The curators of Museum Brandhorst will take you on a tour providing first-hand information.   

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

EVERY LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, 4 P.M. 30-MINUTE TALK, FOLLOWED BY A DRINK IN THE CAFÉ Artworks attract our attention in many different ways. Their emotional effect can differ greatly. Beyond art-historical categorization, this event seeks to encourage conversation about how art resonates within us. Each month, different people select a piece from t

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

The family tour is taking place at the same time as the regular public guided tour.What is Dad’s favorite artwork? Which color thrills Grandma the most? Does your sister see something else in the painting than you do? The family tours at Museum Brandhorst aim to explain the exhibition to families in a playful and entertaining way. The young and the old can experience the mus

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

Since opening in 2009, the high-profile collection of Museum Brandhorst has grown from 700 to over 1200 works of art. Important works by Ed Ruscha, Keith Haring, Louise Lawler, and Albert Oehlen have joined the ranks of Andy Warhol, Cy Twombly, Jean-Michel Basquiat, or Sigmar Polke. Significant positions of contemporary art -  from Seth Price and Wolfgang Tillmans to Charline von Heyl and Laura O

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

Every second Saturday of the month at 4pm children can explore the exhibition in an one-hour children's tour. Our popular acitvity booklet is included for free! During this guided tour, we invite children between the ages of six and twelve to an eventful art expedition through the Museum Brandhorst. The changing monthly themes inspire and stimulate the imagination. We use the activity

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

The family tour is taking place at the same time as the regular public guided tour.What is Dad’s favorite artwork? Which color thrills Grandma the most? Does your sister see something else in the painting than you do? The family tours at Museum Brandhorst aim to explain the exhibition to families in a playful and entertaining way. The young and the old can experience the mus

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

EVERY LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, 4 P.M. 30-MINUTE TALK, FOLLOWED BY A DRINK IN THE CAFÉ Artworks attract our attention in many different ways. Their emotional effect can differ greatly. Beyond art-historical categorization, this event seeks to encourage conversation about how art resonates within us. Each month, different people select a piece from t

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

The death of painting has been declared at regular intervals ever since the invention of photography, its significance deemed obsolete. Based on selected works from the 1960s to the present day, you can discover here how painting as a medium has not merely defended its position in art, but how it also picks up on and reflects on changes in image culture, from photography to television to social me

With more than 170 pieces, the inventory of works by the American artist Cy Twombly in the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. The tour provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the incomparable work of the artist and to gain an insight into his multifaceted oeuvre in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Gallery or the monumental “Lepanto” Cycl

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

“Forever Young – 10 Years Museum Brandhorst” traces an arc from the early 1960s to contemporary art production and creates a link between our numerous new acquisitions of recent years and famous works from our collection. On a tour through all floors of our museum you can discover the architecture while getting to know some of the highlights in the collection: from Andy Warhol and Cy Twombly

The Pop Art artists, especially Andy Warhol, glorified the icons of pop culture and were the first to show consumer goods and the products of the mass media in art. At the same time, their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. The tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass cul

FROM JULY 1, EVERY THURSDAY 12:30 TO 1 P.M. Let your lunch break be an inspiring one. These short themed tours will introduce you to our museums' special works and offer an exciting alternative for your time away from the desk.

EVERY LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH, 4 P.M. 30-MINUTE TALK, FOLLOWED BY A DRINK IN THE CAFÉ Artworks attract our attention in many different ways. Their emotional effect can differ greatly. Beyond art-historical categorization, this event seeks to encourage conversation about how art resonates within us. Each month, different people select a piece from t

Since the 1960s many artists have addressed questions of identity in their works, with reference to skin color, sexual orientation or social class. They celebrate these identities, but also make discrimination visible. Together we look at artworks that focus on the theme of identity and contrast them with pieces that examine the desire for optimization and the collective neuroses of our performanc

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi

For its anniversary, Museum Brandhorst is presenting its collection anew. Works that have not been on view for a long time will be shown, but also pieces that have come into the collection since the museum opened in 2009 and which could not be made accessible to the public until now. Over the course of the anniversary weekend, the museum’s curators and conservators will present their favorite pi