Artists’ Talk

featuring Andreas Gefeller, Gudrun Kemsa and Juergen Staack

Made in Düsseldorf #8. Staged

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Date

Tue 8 Sep 2026, 16:45

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» Kunstpalast

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free

Andreas Gefeller, Ohne Titel (Kunstakademie, R 209) / Untitled (Academy of Arts, R 209), C-Print, 2009, 110 × 89 cm © Andreas Gefeller
Andreas Gefeller, Ohne Titel (Kunstakademie, R 209) / Untitled (Academy of Arts, R 209), C-Print, 2009, 110 × 89 cm © Andreas Gefeller

To accompany the exhibition *Made in Düsseldorf #8: In Szene gesetzt*, a discussion will take place with three artists featured in the exhibition and the curator. Andreas Gefeller, Gudrun Kemsa and Juergen Staack will offer an insight into their artistic work. The discussion will focus on the following questions: What do we see when we look at a picture? And how do space and time influence our perception of reality?

Public guided tour with the curator

Made in Düsseldorf #8. Staged

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Tue 22 Sep 2026, 16:45

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» Kunstpalast

Duration

60 Min

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free

Amanda Ross-Ho, OMEGA XXS, UV cured resin, automotive primer, acrylic paint, waterslide decals, acrylic lacquer, silicone encased copper wire / UV-gehärtetes Harz, Fahrzeuggrundierung, Acrylfarbe, Wasserschiebebilder, Acryllack, silikonummantelter, Kupferdraht, 2024, 33 × 14.3 × 20.4 cm © Amanda Ross-Ho, Foto: Jeffrey Nakamura
Amanda Ross-Ho, OMEGA XXS, UV cured resin, automotive primer, acrylic paint, waterslide decals, acrylic lacquer, silicone encased copper wire / UV-gehärtetes Harz, Fahrzeuggrundierung, Acrylfarbe, Wasserschiebebilder, Acryllack, silikonummantelter, Kupferdraht, 2024, 33 × 14.3 × 20.4 cm © Amanda Ross-Ho, Foto: Jeffrey Nakamura

The curator will guide you through the exhibition *Made in Düsseldorf #8: Staged* and explore with you the tension between reality and human perception in the works of Jan Dibbets, Simon Dybbroe Møller, Andreas Gefeller, Gudrun Kemsa, Sophie Meuresch, Steven Pippin, Barbara Probst, Amanda Ross-Ho and Juergen Staack.

Public guided tour with the curator

Made in Düsseldorf #8. Staged

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Fri 21 Aug 2026, 14:00

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» Kunstpalast

Duration

60 Min

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free

Amanda Ross-Ho, OMEGA XXS, UV cured resin, automotive primer, acrylic paint, waterslide decals, acrylic lacquer, silicone encased copper wire / UV-gehärtetes Harz, Fahrzeuggrundierung, Acrylfarbe, Wasserschiebebilder, Acryllack, silikonummantelter, Kupferdraht, 2024, 33 × 14.3 × 20.4 cm © Amanda Ross-Ho, Foto: Jeffrey Nakamura
Amanda Ross-Ho, OMEGA XXS, UV cured resin, automotive primer, acrylic paint, waterslide decals, acrylic lacquer, silicone encased copper wire / UV-gehärtetes Harz, Fahrzeuggrundierung, Acrylfarbe, Wasserschiebebilder, Acryllack, silikonummantelter, Kupferdraht, 2024, 33 × 14.3 × 20.4 cm © Amanda Ross-Ho, Foto: Jeffrey Nakamura

The curator will guide you through the exhibition *Made in Düsseldorf #8: Staged* and explore with you the tension between reality and human perception in the works of Jan Dibbets, Simon Dybbroe Møller, Andreas Gefeller, Gudrun Kemsa, Sophie Meuresch, Steven Pippin, Barbara Probst, Amanda Ross-Ho and Juergen Staack.

Painting workshop for adults

Just start painting!

18.7.2026, 1.30-5 pm

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Sat 18 Jul 2026, 13:30

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» Kunstpalast

Price

44 €

Foto: Patricio Alvarez Aragon
Foto: Patricio Alvarez Aragon


Please note: This Workshop will be held primarily in German. English and Spanish speaking people are also welcome to join.

Let your creativity flow! In this workshop we use pre-existing pictures to start our own artistic journey. Whether small or big changes – together we edit, create, and explore new readings and visual possibilities. This is an open creative space, inviting you to scribble, splatter, and smear. With colours and different materials, but without confinement, you can enjoy this inspiring afternoon with us.

Patricio Alvarez Aragon is conducting the workshop. He is also an art historian, researcher, curator and artist.

Beginner or advanced, everyone is welcome to join.

Die Musik von Studio Ghibli

Eine Traumreise durch die Welten von Hayao MIYAZAKI & Joe HISAISHI

Gastveranstaltung

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Date

Sat 12 Sep 2026, 19:00

Location

» Robert-Schumann-Saal

Ticket-Preise

49,91/34,55/27,27/22,73 € zzgl. Servicegebühren

© Valentin Socha 
© Valentin Socha 

Eine Traumreise durch die Welten von Hayao MIYAZAKI & Joe HISAISHI
 
Die schönsten Melodien aus den Filmen von Studio Ghibli gespielt hoch über den Wolken. Lassen Sie sich von Hisaishis Klängen in das traumhafte Universum Miyazakis entführen: Dort, wo Wolken zu Kulissen werden und die sanften Interpretationen des Duos Izanami die Zeit zum Stillstand bringen. Ein Konzert außerhalb der Zeit für alle, die sich vom Zauber der Musik tragen lassen möchten. Die musikalischen Arrangements dieses Konzerts wurden in Absprache mit den ursprünglichen Rechteinhabern, vertreten durch SONY/ATV Publishing France und Warner Chappell Music France, erstellt.
 
Veranstalter: Overlook Events SAS

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Watercolour-Workshop for adults

Sunshine at the Ehrenhof

26.7.2026, 14:30-17:30

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26 July – 26 July 2026

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Price

30 €

Image: Nima Dibazar
Image: Nima Dibazar

Enjoy the Ehrenhof and capture it with your brush! This time, the workshop will take place outside. We observe the hustle and bustle, the Kunstpalast’s architecture, and the shapes and colours surrounding us. How do we sketch the scenery? Outdoor painting demands fast decisions but also offers a broad variety of details and inspiring moments. You will learn methods and techniques to capture your impressions.

Beginner or advanced, everyone is welcome!

Artist-quality materials are provided. You may bring your own easel, folding stool or another seating possibility for outside.

Public Tour in German

Glass Collection

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Date

Sat 20 Jun 2026, 13:45

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» Kunstpalast

Duration

60 Min

Price

5 € plus Entrance fee

Blick in die Ausstellung, Foto: Andreas Endermann
Blick in die Ausstellung, Foto: Andreas Endermann

Please note: This tour will be held in German!

Drinking glasses, elaborate stained-glass windows, and glass sculptures: The Glass Collection brings together objects from around the world and showcases the millennia-long development of glass production. Join this 60-minute guided tour to discover the diversity of our collection. Selected artworks, themes, and concepts will be introduced.

Glass Collection

The museum’s glass collection is among the most important of its kind worldwide. More than 1,500 exhibits from a total of around 13,000 objects offer insights into the history of glass art – from antiquity and the Middle Ages to contemporary works in glass. The special exhibition Mythos Murano explores the secrets behind the glass objects from the Venetian lagoon island.

Glass Collection

When the first glassmakers fused sand and ash, the result must have seemed like a miracle. They had succeeded in imitating radiantly colourful gems using simple raw materials. Since then nearly 4,000 years have passed, and to this day glass has remained a fascinating material in the realms of both high technology and art.

A particular strength of the Glass Collection lies in its comprehensiveness, which provides an almost complete overview of the history of glass art from Antiquity to the present. Many of the pinnacles in the development of glass art are represented by unique principal works held here. Further, a number of areas have become a focus:

    Antiquity: Glass from the Roman period, approximately from 50 to 450 AD, predominantly from workshops in the Middle East
    Islam: the Middle East from the 6th century until approx. 1400
    Middle Ages: one of the finest collections world-wide of utility and luxury glass from 500 to 1500
    1500-1880: masterpieces of European glass art from the Venetian Renaissance, cut glass from the Baroque period through to Biedermeier and Revivalism
    Art Nouveau: Works of French Art Nouveau, approx. 1885-1904, are a particular focus of the Glass Collection
    1920–1960: the ascent of art glass-making from the 1920s onwards in Murano, the Netherlands and Scandinavia
    Glass design: documentation of European glass design after the Second World War
    Studio glass since 1962 and contemporary art: untrammelled artistic approaches to glass, documented by a very comprehensive stock of approx. 600 works

Karen LaMonte, Nocturne #6, Prague, 2019
Karen LaMonte, Nocturne #6, Prague, 2019

An estimated 400 individuals and institutions have bestowed gifts of glass to the Glass Collection since its inception. Thus, the quality of the collection is indebted to a considerable extent to the private commitment of our patrons. First and foremost, it draws from the collection of the Düsseldorf architect Helmut Hentrich (1905–2001), comprising some 3,000 objects with particular emphasis on Art Nouveau glasses. Assuring the museum’s world renown in this field once and for all was the addition of the collection of Art Nouveau glass of the Heidelberg entrepreneur Gerda Koepff (1919-2006). More recently, the collection of the Hamburg pharmacist Frauke Thole has placed an additional focus on the oeuvre of the Czech sculptor Jan Fišar (1933–2010).

Rhino Palast


Artist and illustrator Christoph Niemann has developed another special room for children exclusively for the Kunstpalast. In the Rhino Palace, young and old can go on a discovery tour, test the limits of their perception and playfully conquer the museum for themselves. Hidden behind the small doors with low handles and the Rhino logo are various optical illusions that invite interaction and make references to the Kunstpalast collection. In the new “Facets” room, your own body and movements are divided into many small surfaces and reflected, similar to cut glass. Visitors can discover their favorite facet using the changing projections.

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New features of the Kunstpalast app



With information on over 100 works from the glass collection, including over 20 multimedia stations (audio and video) and a new augmented reality feature on the window of the Villa Possehl, Travemünde, 1904 (design) by Henry van de Velde, the Kunstpalast app offers visitors an exciting digital experience.

Accompanying pro­gramme

Sparda’s Junge Nacht

20 – 2 Uhr

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Date

Sat 16 Jan 2027, 20:00

Location

» Kunstpalast

Foto: Geerd Jacobs
Foto: Geerd Jacobs

Sparda’s JUNGE NACHT versteht sich als Nacht der jungen Künste. Für die Organisation des über die Grenzen Düsseldorfs hinaus bekannt gewordenen Events übergibt der Kunstpalast in Kooperation mit dem Institut für Kunstgeschichte die Regie an Studierende der Heinrich-Heine-Universität. Jedes Jahr zieht die Veranstaltung mit ihrem vielseitigen Programm aus Kunstgesprächen, Performances und Party über 1000 Besuchende an.

Meeting Point Museum

Prints at the Scharf Collection

Free admission for refugees

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Date

Fri 17 Jul 2026, 15:45

Location

» Kunstpalast

Duration

120 Min

Price

included in the admission price

Exhibition view, photo: Anne Orthen
Exhibition view, photo: Anne Orthen

Please note: This program will be held in German!

Get to know the Scharf Collections graphics. Have a look at the dark scenes of Francisco de Goya. Explore Japanese colour woodblock prints. They inspired many French artists in the 19. Century. Admire Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s artworks and dip into the colourful world of Henri Matisse. Afterwards, we will be creative ourselves.

Meeting Point Museum is once a month.
Refugees and immigrants are very welcome. For them admission is free.

We are looking forward seeing you!