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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 following works are presented: 01.10.2020 | Atelier E.B, Faux Shop, 201810.12.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Door 2, 200026.11.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Untitled (Drawings for “Ludwig Haus”

With over 170 works, the number of pieces by the US artist Cy Twombly held by the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. This guided tour offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artist’s incomparable oeuvre and gain an overview of his multifaceted work in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Room and the monumental “Lepanto” cycle (2001)

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. Yet their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. This tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass culture and subc

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

This tour focuses on our permanent exhibition “Lawler, Twombly, Warhol”. We show highlights from our collection, which not only houses Europe’s largest collection of works by Andy Warhol and a collection of Cy Twombly’s work that unique worldwide, but which also spans an arc from the early 1960s to the present, containing numerous important artistic positions and works. In addition to work

Every second Saturday of the month at 4 p.m., children can explore the exhibition by the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie in a one-hour guided tour. Our popular creative booklet is supplied free of charge. In this guided tour we invite children aged between six and twelve on an adventurous expedition through the exhibition by the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie at Museum Brandhorst. Togeth

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. Yet their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. This tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass culture and subc

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

In the works of the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie we encounter almost limitless variety, from gender politics and feminism to architecture and historical styles, to advertising and fashion. With over 80 works from 1997 to the present, the exhibition will fill the entire lower level of Museum Brandhorst, including the media galleries. Examples from all of the artist’s important work groups will b

With over 170 works, the number of pieces by the US artist Cy Twombly held by the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. This guided tour offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artist’s incomparable oeuvre and gain an overview of his multifaceted work in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Room and the monumental “Lepanto” cycle (2001)

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

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. Yet their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. This tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass culture and subc

This tour focuses on our permanent exhibition “Lawler, Twombly, Warhol”. We show highlights from our collection, which not only houses Europe’s largest collection of works by Andy Warhol and a collection of Cy Twombly’s work that unique worldwide, but which also spans an arc from the early 1960s to the present, containing numerous important artistic positions and works. In addition to work

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

Artworks attract us in many different ways. They agitate us or give us pause for thought, and sometimes their humor makes us laugh. Some artworks have such a strong effect that we can remember our encounter with them many years later. Each month, a different person chooses a work from our collection and shares with us not only art historical facts and background knowledge, but also their personal

With over 170 works, the number of pieces by the US artist Cy Twombly held by the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. This guided tour offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artist’s incomparable oeuvre and gain an overview of his multifaceted work in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Room and the monumental “Lepanto” cycle (2001)

In our series “At first hand”, experts from the fields of art history and restoration, who work daily at researching and conserving the artworks in our collections, provide guided tours through current exhibitions in Museum Brandhorst. 03.11.2020 | with director Achim Hochdörfer24.11.2020 | with curator Monika Bayer-Wermuth Meeting point: Museum information desk

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 following works are presented: 01.10.2020 | Atelier E.B, Faux Shop, 201810.12.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Door 2, 200026.11.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Untitled (Drawings for “Ludwig Haus”

With over 170 works, the number of pieces by the US artist Cy Twombly held by the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. This guided tour offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artist’s incomparable oeuvre and gain an overview of his multifaceted work in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Room and the monumental “Lepanto” cycle (2001)

This tour focuses on our permanent exhibition “Lawler, Twombly, Warhol”. We show highlights from our collection, which not only houses Europe’s largest collection of works by Andy Warhol and a collection of Cy Twombly’s work that unique worldwide, but which also spans an arc from the early 1960s to the present, containing numerous important artistic positions and works. In addition to work

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

Every second Saturday of the month at 4 p.m., children can explore the exhibition by the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie in a one-hour guided tour. Our popular creative booklet is supplied free of charge. In this guided tour we invite children aged between six and twelve on an adventurous expedition through the exhibition by the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie at Museum Brandhorst. Togeth

With over 170 works, the number of pieces by the US artist Cy Twombly held by the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. This guided tour offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artist’s incomparable oeuvre and gain an overview of his multifaceted work in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Room and the monumental “Lepanto” cycle (2001)

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. Yet their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. This tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass culture and subc

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

In the works of the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie we encounter almost limitless variety, from gender politics and feminism to architecture and historical styles, to advertising and fashion. With over 80 works from 1997 to the present, the exhibition will fill the entire lower level of Museum Brandhorst, including the media galleries. Examples from all of the artist’s important work groups will b

In our series “At first hand”, experts from the fields of art history and restoration, who work daily at researching and conserving the artworks in our collections, provide guided tours through current exhibitions in Museum Brandhorst. 03.11.2020 | with director Achim Hochdörfer24.11.2020 | with curator Monika Bayer-Wermuth Meeting point: Museum information desk

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 following works are presented: 01.10.2020 | Atelier E.B, Faux Shop, 201810.12.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Door 2, 200026.11.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Untitled (Drawings for “Ludwig Haus”

Artworks attract us in many different ways. They agitate us or give us pause for thought, and sometimes their humor makes us laugh. Some artworks have such a strong effect that we can remember our encounter with them many years later. Each month, a different person chooses a work from our collection and shares with us not only art historical facts and background knowledge, but also their personal

This tour focuses on our permanent exhibition “Lawler, Twombly, Warhol”. We show highlights from our collection, which not only houses Europe’s largest collection of works by Andy Warhol and a collection of Cy Twombly’s work that unique worldwide, but which also spans an arc from the early 1960s to the present, containing numerous important artistic positions and works. In addition to work

With over 170 works, the number of pieces by the US artist Cy Twombly held by the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. This guided tour offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artist’s incomparable oeuvre and gain an overview of his multifaceted work in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Room and the monumental “Lepanto” cycle (2001)

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

In our series “At first hand”, experts from the fields of art history and restoration, who work daily at researching and conserving the artworks in our collections, provide guided tours through current exhibitions in Museum Brandhorst. With Patrizia Dander Meeting point: Museum information desk When planning to visit the museum, please refer to our

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 following works are presented: 01.10.2020 | Atelier E.B, Faux Shop, 201810.12.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Door 2, 200026.11.2020 | Lucy McKenzie, Untitled (Drawings for “Ludwig Haus”

Every second Saturday of the month at 4 p.m., children can explore the exhibition by the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie in a one-hour guided tour. Our popular creative booklet is supplied free of charge. In this guided tour we invite children aged between six and twelve on an adventurous expedition through the exhibition by the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie at Museum Brandhorst. Togeth

This tour focuses on our permanent exhibition “Lawler, Twombly, Warhol”. We show highlights from our collection, which not only houses Europe’s largest collection of works by Andy Warhol and a collection of Cy Twombly’s work that unique worldwide, but which also spans an arc from the early 1960s to the present, containing numerous important artistic positions and works. In addition to work

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 following works are presented: 08.10.2020 | Cy Twombly, Untitled (Roses), 200815.10.2020 | Alexandra Bircken, New Model Army, 201622.10.2020 | Andy Warhol, Camouflage, 198629.10.

In the works of the Scottish artist Lucy McKenzie we encounter almost limitless variety, from gender politics and feminism to architecture and historical styles, to advertising and fashion. With over 80 works from 1997 to the present, the exhibition will fill the entire lower level of Museum Brandhorst, including the media galleries. Examples from all of the artist’s important work groups will b

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. Yet their works also addressed the downside of capitalism and consumer culture, such as the obsession with superficialities. This tour shows how Pop Art could become, at one and the same time, a phenomenon of both mass culture and subc

Artworks attract us in many different ways. They agitate us or give us pause for thought, and sometimes their humor makes us laugh. Some artworks have such a strong effect that we can remember our encounter with them many years later. Each month, a different person chooses a work from our collection and shares with us not only art historical facts and background knowledge, but also their personal

With over 170 works, the number of pieces by the US artist Cy Twombly held by the Brandhorst Collection is unique worldwide. This guided tour offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the artist’s incomparable oeuvre and gain an overview of his multifaceted work in the media of painting, sculpture and drawing. Highlights such as the Rose Room and the monumental “Lepanto” cycle (2001)

Artworks attract us in many different ways. They agitate us or give us pause for thought, and sometimes their humor makes us laugh. Some artworks have such a strong effect that we can remember our encounter with them many years later. Each month, a different person chooses a work from our collection and shares with us not only art historical facts and background knowledge, but also their personal

Dialog with Dr. Polina Gedova & Dr. Michael Press Lucy McKenzie, born in Glasgow in 1977, uses the materials of painting, design, installation and writing in her work. She takes objects and motifs from the history of architecture and design, from literature, music and film, as well as from fashion, politics and sport, and alters these source materials using the te