Please Note: This tour will be given in German!

What is the world and what is it made of? Is there something that connects everything? The exhibition shows the four elements – fire, water, earth and air – and adds a fifth element. Get to know the artists’ unusual materials and techniques. The artworks invite us to develop new ideas about nature, art and science. Get creative and share your thoughts.

Meeting Point Museum takes place once a month. Refugees and migrants are very welcome and admission is free!

Please Note: This tour will be held in German!
What does a certain smell evoke in me? How does it influence my perception and behaviour? What memories and emotions does it bring to life?
In this guided tour for blind and visually impaired people, we invite you to experience the history of scent through your sense of smell: embark on a sensory journey through our collection rooms and discover a wide variety of smells from over a thousand years of art and cultural history at 27 scent stations and rooms.

Please note: This tour will be held in German!

The Grumpy Guide knows everything – and, above all, he knows it better than the visitors, which he is more than happy to make them feel. He is irritable, bored and arrogantly superior.
By his own account, Joseph Langelinck is a descendant of a former director of the Düsseldorf gallery of paintings. He harbours a particular resentment towards certain artists and works that would never have found their way into the collection under his rightful leadership – but above all towards the visitors and their woeful ignorance.

Please Note: This tour will be held in German!
What is the world – and what is it made of? Is there something that connects everything? The exhibition looks at the fundamentals of nature and expands the classical theory of the four elements – earth, fire, water and air – by a higher dimension: the fifth element. Around 70 works from the Kemp Collection and the Kunstpalast Collection take on this theme and focuss on the interaction between nature, art and science.
In this guided tour for blind and visually impaired people, we will take you on a journey through the exhibition with exciting stories and tactile experiences of selected objects.

Please Note: This tour will be held in German!
The Kunstpalast invites you and your babies to the exhibition “The fifth element. Works from the Kemp collection”. The artworks inspired by the four classical elements fire, water, earth and air will surprise you. But what is the meaning of the fifth element?
Afterwards you will have the opportunity to chat and get to know each other over a coffee.
Supported by the Friends of the Kunstpalast.

جولة إرشادية عامة باللغة العربية – المجموعة – كل شيء فن؟
خميس، 4 ديسمبر، الساعة 18:30
التكلفة: 6 يورو

من روبنز إلى ريختر إلى آلات الحلاقة: يجمع متحف الفنون جميع الأنواع الفنية تقريبًا والعديد من العصور. تعرف على تنوع مجموعتنا في هذه الجولة التي تستغرق حوالي 60 دقيقة. مجموعتنا حيث يتم عرض أعمال ومحتويات ومفاهيم مختارة

From Rubens to Richter to razors: the Kunstpalast brings together almost all artistic genres and a wide range of eras. Discover the diversity of our collection in this 60-minute tour, which presents selected works, content, and concepts.

Samedi 10 janvier à 15 heures
Coût: 6 euros plus l’entrée à l’exposition

Qu’est-ce que le monde et de quoi est-il composé? Existe-t-il quelque chose qui relie tout entre soi? Le thème de l’exposition est consacré aux éléments constitutifs de la nature et élargit la théorie classique des quatre éléments – la terre, le feu, l’eau et l’air – à une dimension supérieure: le cinquième élément. Environ 70 œuvres issues de la collection Kemp et des fonds du Kunstpalast abordent ce thème et le développent en mettant toujours l’accent sur l’interaction entre la nature, l’art et la science. Découvrez les matériaux inhabituels, les processus physiques et les techniques expérimentales des artistes et explorez une grande variété d’idées et de connexions.

Please note: This tour will be held in French.
What is the world – and what is it made of? Is there something that connects everything? The exhibition looks at the fundamentals of nature and expands the classical theory of the four elements – earth, fire, water and air – by a higher dimension: the fifth element. Around 70 works from the Kemp Collection and the Kunstpalast Collection take on this timeless theme and focus on the interaction between nature, art and science. Get to know the artists’ unusual materials, physical processes and experimental techniques and discover diverse ideas and connections.

Saturday December 20th at 3 p.m.
Costs: 6 € plus entrance fee

What is the world – and what is it made of? Is there something that connects everything? The exhibition looks at the fundamentals of nature and expands the classical theory of the four elements – earth, fire, water and air – by a higher dimension: the fifth element. Around 70 works from the Kemp Collection and the Kunstpalast Collection take on this timeless theme and focus on the interaction between nature, art and science. Get to know the artists’ unusual materials, physical processes and experimental techniques and discover diverse ideas and connections.

Was ist die Welt und woraus besteht sie? Existiert etwas das alles miteinander verbindet? Das Thema der Ausstellung widmet sich den Grundbausteinen der Natur und erweitert die klassische Theorie der vier Elemente – Erde, Feuer, Wasser und Luft – um eine übergeordnete Dimension: das fünfte Element. Rund 70 Werke aus der Sammlung Kemp und dem Bestand des Kunstpalasts greifen dieses Themenfeld auf und entwickeln es weiter immer mit dem Fokus auf der Wechselwirkung zwischen Natur, Kunst und Wissenschaft. Lernen Sie die ungewöhnlichen Materialien, physikalischen Prozesse und experimentellen Techniken der Künstler*innen kennen und entdecken Sie verschiedenste Ideen und Zusammenhänge.