Einer von den Guten

Moritz Neumeier ist einer von den Guten. Das ist klar.
Links, antirassistisch, feministisch – ist er ja alles, macht er ja alles. Da kann man sich ja nun ein bisschen drauf ausruhen und den Leuten erzählen, wie sie zu leben haben. Gut, ein oder zwei Sachen gäbe es da eventuell noch, über die man nachdenken könnte. Und das Patriarchat ist ja auch noch nicht abgeschafft. Na dann macht er eben doch noch ein Programm und nimmt das Ganze mal unter die Lupe.
Moritz Neumeier geht gemeinsam mit dem Publikum dahin, wo es wehtut. Ins eigene Leben, die eigenen Privilegien und ganz tief runter in unsere gut meinende Seele.
Das wird witzig!

Veranstalter: HIGHLive Entertainment GmbH

Samedi 18 octobre à 15 heures
Coût: 6 euros plus l’entrée à l’exposition

Connaissez-vous cette femme ? Entre 1819 et 1919, 31 femmes artistes ont travaillé à Düsseldorf. À l’époque, les femmes n’étaient pas admises à étudier à la célèbre académie des beaux-arts. Certaines d’entre elles ont néanmoins acquis une certaine notoriété et une certaine renommée de leur vivant, mais elles sont tombées dans l’oubli au fil des ans. L’exposition présente leurs œuvres et élargit ainsi considérablement la compréhension de l’art du XIXe et du début du XXe siècle. Découvrez dans cette visite guidée une sélection d’artistes féminines et le parcours de leur vie.

Please Note: This tour will be held in French!
Do you know this woman? Between 1819 and 1919, the 31 female artists from this exhibition worked in Düsseldorf. At that time, women were not admitted to study at the renowned art academy. Nevertheless, some of them achieved prominence and fame during their lifetimes but are forgotten today. The exhibition presents their works, fundamentally expanding our understanding of art in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Discover selected female artists and their life stories on this guided tour. in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Discover selected female artists and their life stories on this guided tour.

Hans-Peter Feldmann: Art, not art (2017)
Director: Corinna Belz
Length: 80 minutes
Corinna Belz uses short episodes and stories to show how the artist Hans-Peter Feldmann unhinges our everyday lives. He questions the socially propagated sense with individual nonsense and vice versa. An entertaining and equally insightful documentary about the possibilities of art.

At the beginning, Tatjana Kimmel, Managing Director of the Friends of the Kunstpalast, talks to director Corinna Belz about the film.

Venue: Bambi Filmstudio, Klosterstraße 78, 40211 Düsseldorf
Fee: €13, on sale via the website https://filmkunstkinos.de/ or at the box office
An event organized by the Friends of the Kunstpalast in cooperation with the Filmkunstkinos. Members receive reduced tickets at the guild price online or at the box office

Please Note: This Tour will be held in German!
 
There have always been women artists, but many of them have been forgotten. The exhibition presents 31 selected female artists who were active in Düsseldorf between 1819 and 1919. During this period women not admitted to the art academy. Nevertheless, some of them achieved prominence and fame during their lifetimes. Discover an important chapter of art history that has been overlooked for far too long on this guided tour. We will walk through the rooms together in a peaceful atmosphere and learn about the stories and artworks of the selected female artists. You can also share your own memories with us. We look forward to your stories and impressions and the journey together!

Please note: this workshop will be held in German.
When was the last time you stood up for yourself? Did you ever need to defend yourself? In this workshop you will learn the basics. Whether you want to set boundaries or raise your voice, the experts* from the Fight Back Training will help you to unleash your power. Wear comfy clothes and empower yourself and the others.



This course is aimed for FLINTA* people. TINAQ* people are also welcome.

Please note: This event will be held in German!
Marga Klinckenberg was a multi-talented woman. She was a graphic artist and sculptor as well as a musician and writer. She attended the Düsseldorf School of Arts and Crafts and took private lessons. In the exhibition “Women Artists! From Monjé to Münter”, the museum showcases her diverse ex-libris designs. Together we seek inspiration by the artist’s graphic world before we will get creative ourselves.

Was ist das Faszinierende an Autos? Welche Erinnerungen, welche Erwartungen verknüpfen sich mit ihnen? Ist es das Versprechen von Freiheit, Geschwindigkeit und Mobilität oder die Begeisterung für Technik und Innovation? Wir gehen diesen Fragen zeichnerisch nach. Proportionen, Linien und Materialien sind wichtige Details. Sie lassen wenig Spielraum und fordern mehr Präzision beim Abzeichnen. Freiraum bietet dann die Erfindung des eigenen Traumautos.

Please note: This tour will be held in German.
Elisabeth Jerichau-Baumann was a successful artist and dynamic businesswoman. She supported her family with her art and built up a network throughout Europe. In her memoirs, she recounts her experiences and her time in Warsaw and Düsseldorf. At the beginning of the event, actress Julia Dillmann will read passages from the memoirs, accompanied by violinist Klara Gronet, before visitors can get to know Jerichau-Baumann’s artworks in the exhibition “Women Artists! From Monjé to Münter” during the subsequent guided tour.

The event is a collaboration between the Kunstpalast Düsseldorf and the Polish Institute Düsseldorf as part of Polish Freedom Weekend 2025.

This day belongs to the female artists, feminists and everyone, who cherishes gender* equality. Share your story at the open mic, network with each other, get creative in our ‘Workshop’ and learn more about our interesting female artists during one of our short guided tours. Come and join us – we’re looking forward to seeing you!

FFF Day is an event organised by EDITION F and FUNKE. Kunstpalast is hosting its own feminist interventions in the context of the event in Berlin.