Art and Babies
Works from the Kemp Collection
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Please note: This tour will be held in German.
We invite you and your baby to discover the artist from Düsseldorf Winfred Gaul. This exhibition shows his works spanning more than four decades: from spontaneous wipe paintings and signal-like road signs to variations on colour-field painting. 120 paintings and paper works from the Willi Kemp Collection are on display offering an insight into the relationship between artist and collector.
Afterwards, there will be the opportunity to get together.
Supported by the Friends of the Kunstpalast.
Art and Babies
Jörg Immendorff
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The Kunstpalast invites you and your babies to take a tour of the exhibition, where you will gain insights into the extensive body of work by Jörg Immendorff. By the end of the 20th century, he was hailed internationally as one of the most influential German artists of his generation. Around 100 objects – including major painting cycles, wood and bronze sculptures, and previously unseen drawings and archive material – chart the breadth of his practice. The exhibition will be the first full retrospective in Düsseldorf, where Immendorff studied, taught and worked for decades.
Afterwards you will have the opportunity to chat and get to know each other over a coffee.
Supported by the Friends of the Kunstpalast.
Supported by the Friends of the Kunstpalast.
Please note: your baby does not need a ticket.
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Art and Babies
Niki de Saint Phalle. Dream Machine.
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We invite you and your babies to join us for a guided tour of the exhibition. Together, we will explore works spanning four decades of Niki de Saint Phalle’s (1930–2002) career. The French-American artist made her mark in a male-dominated art scene. Her work also explored themes such as power, anger and self-determination. This is also reflected in her depictions of strong women as large, colourful Nana sculptures. Afterwards, there will be an opportunity to chat and get to know one another over a drink.
Supported by the Friends of the Kunstpalast.
Please note: your baby does not need a ticket.
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