Please note that this tour will be given in German.

In this guided tour for blind or visually impaired people, we take you on a journey through the exhibition with exciting stories and tactile experiences of selected objects.

In this tour discover the artist from Düsseldorf Winfred Gaul. You can look forward to art works spanning more than four decades of his career: 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.

Please book your ticket as follows:
Only the person taking part should book a ticket for the guided tour.
Any accompanying person does not need an online ticket and will receive their ticket at the ticket office.
If you are accompanied by more than one person, please let us know: besuch@kunstpalast.de.

Please Note: This tour will be given in German!We cordially invite all interested secondary school teachers to the introduction of ‘Winfred Gaul’. Together, we will visit the exhibition and then present the programme for secondary schools. Get to know the Artist 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 offer an insight into his experiments with colours, shapes, and techniques.

Please note: Due to limited places, registration is reserved for teachers currently in post. Please bring your registration confirmation with you to the event.

Please Note: This tour will be given in German!

We cordially invite all interested primary school teachers to the introduction of ‘Winfred Gaul’.Together, we will visit the exhibition and then present the programme for nurseries and primary schools. Get to know the Artist 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 offer an insight into his experiments with colours, shapes, and techniques.


Please note: Due to limited places, registration is reserved for teachers currently in post. Please bring your registration confirmation with you to the event.

Please note: This tour will be held in German!

This two-hour guided walking tour invites participants to discover Düsseldorf through the eyes of Jörg Immendorff. Together, we visit selected locations that shaped his life and artistic career – from the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf and key sites of the “LIDL movement” to legendary meeting places of the art and cultural scene in the 1970s and 1980s, such as the iconic Creamcheese-Bar.
Along the way, the tour traces Immendorff’s journey from rebellious art student to internationally acclaimed painter and professor, bringing to life the places, people and ideas that shaped his remarkable career.

The walking tour takes place once a month on Sundays throughout the duration of the exhibition, from 11.15 am to 1.15 pm.

Please note: This tour will be held in German.

In a peaceful atmosphere, we will stroll through the rooms together and get to know the artist from Düsseldorf, Winfred Gaul.
You can look forward to art works spanning more than four decades of his career: from spontaneous wipe paintings and signal-like road signs to variations on colour-field painting. 120 painting and works on paper from the Willi Kemp Collection are on display offering an insight into the relationship between artist and collector.

Between colours and shapes you might share your impressions with us. We look forward to hearing your stories and memories and to sharing this journey with you!

Between colours and shapes you might share your impressions with us. We look forward to hearing your stories and memories and to sharing this journey with you!

Please book your ticket as follows:
Only the person taking part should book a ticket for the guided tour.
Any accompanying person does not need an online ticket and will receive their ticket at the ticket office.
If you are accompanied by more than one person, please let us know: besuch@kunstpalast.de.

Please note: This tour will be held in German.

Together we are introduced to the artist from Düsseldorf Winfred Gaul. 120 paintings and works on paper provide an insight into his work. He experimented with colour for over 40 years: He wiped, arranged, and recycled his own ideas. Next to paintings with lines, shapes, and forms, we’ll share our own impressions and experiences. Afterwards, we will get creative and create our own colourful pictures.

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

We are looking forward seeing you!

Please note: This tour will be held in German.

In a calm atmosphere, we will stroll through the galleries together and gain an insight into Jörg Immendorff’s extensive body of work.
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.
We will discover the stories and figures in Immendorff’s art and learn about the various places where he worked in Düsseldorf. Please do share your own memories with us too. We look forward to hearing your stories and impressions, and to this journey together!

Please book your ticket as follows:
Only the person taking part should book a ticket for the guided tour.
Any accompanying person does not need an online ticket and will receive their ticket at the ticket office.
If you are accompanied by more than one person, please let us know: besuch@kunstpalast.de.

In this tour 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.

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Sagen, was ist
 
Constantin Schreiber steht für echten Journalismus – ohne ideologische Scheuklappen, ohne Sprechverbote, ohne blinde Flecken. Für einen Blick auf die Welt, der sich nicht an politischen Erwartungen, Aktivismus oder moralischen Moden orientiert. Der Tatsachen benennt, auch wenn sie unbequem sind. Auch dann, wenn sie nicht ins eigene Lager passen. Auch dann, wenn Gegenwind sicher ist.
 
Gerade in einer Zeit, in der Debatten immer schneller, lauter und oft auch oberflächlicher werden, ist echter Journalismus wichtiger denn je. Denn Demokratie lebt davon, dass wir auf einer gemeinsamen Grundlage diskutieren können: verlässliche Informationen, überprüfbare Fakten, ehrliche Einordnung. Wenn diese Grundlage bröckelt – wenn Wahrnehmung und Wirklichkeit auseinanderdriften –, wird Verständigung schwierig. Dann ersetzt Haltung die Analyse, Empörung die Argumentation. Constantin Schreiber setzt genau hier an: Er trennt sorgfältig zwischen Meinung und Fakt, zwischen Deutung und belegbarer Realität.
Das bedeutet nicht, neutral im Sinne von gleichgültig zu sein. Es bedeutet, genau hinzuschauen, Widersprüche auszuhalten und auch unbequeme Fragen zu stellen – an alle Seiten. Skepsis ist dabei kein Zynismus, sondern ein Werkzeug: Skepsis gegenüber einfachen Antworten, gegenüber vorschnellen Gewissheiten, gegenüber Narrativen, die zu gut klingen, um wahr zu sein. Denn nur wer prüft, kann verstehen. Und nur wer versteht, kann sinnvoll mitreden.
 
Die Welt sehen und beschreiben, wie sie ist – nicht, wie Politiker, Ideologen oder Aktivisten sie gerne hätten. Das heißt auch: Komplexität zulassen, statt sie zu glätten. Unterschiede benennen, statt sie zu überdecken. Und dort widersprechen, wo Dinge verzerrt dargestellt werden. Denn nur so können wir wirklich diskutieren, was gut läuft – und was nicht. Und nur so entstehen Lösungen, die mehr sind als Schlagworte.
 
Einen Abend lang analysiert Constantin Schreiber messerscharf die großen Themen unserer Zeit – von Israel über den politischen Islam bis hin zu Fragen von Integration, Medien und öffentlicher Debatte. Er ordnet ein, vergleicht, hinterfragt – und bringt Perspektiven zusammen, die sonst selten nebeneinander stehen. Im Gespräch mit aktuellen Gästen geht es um Macht und Ohnmacht der Politik, um Einfluss und Verantwortung von Medien, und um die Frage, wie viel Wahrheit unsere öffentliche Debatte eigentlich noch aushält.
Am Ende steht kein fertiges Weltbild – sondern ein Angebot: klarer sehen, besser verstehen, fundierter streiten. Denn genau das braucht eine offene Gesellschaft.
 
Veranstalter: Konzertbüro Augsburg GmbH

Informationen zum Ticketkauf

Please note this tour will be held in German.
On this guided tour for blind and visually impaired visitors, you will discover the fascinating art of Niki de Saint Phalle with all your senses. Detailed descriptions of selected works, fascinating stories from the artist’s life, as well as tactile objects and material samples, offer a unique insight into her work.

Throughout her life, Niki de Saint Phalle championed self-determination and social change. Her Nanas, experimental ‘shooting paintings’ and monumental sculptures made her one of the most famous female artists of the 20th century. Together, we will explore how she used her art to challenge social norms and break new ground in artistic expression.

Selected models can be touched during the tour, inviting you to experience the form, material and impact of the art first-hand.

Please book your ticket as follows:
Only the person taking part should book a ticket for the guided tour.
Any accompanying person does not need an online ticket and will receive their ticket at the ticket office.
If you are accompanied by more than one person, please let us know: besuch@kunstpalast.de.