Program
March
Das Kleine Studio wird zur Werkstatt für alle kleinen Künstlerinnen und Künstler. Spielerisch und unbefangen experimentieren sie dort mit den Techniken und Materialien der "großen" Kunst und lernen dabei deren Themen und Ausdrucksformen kennen.
The exhibition conceived for the spaces of the Bel Etage and for the Archive Dorothee and Konrad Fischer in K21 presents works by four first-generation Conceptual artists: Eleanor Antin, Lee Lozano, Adrian Piper, and Mierle Laderman Ukeles. To this day, their work deals with relevant sociopolitical and feminist themes, such as institutional critique, racism, identity and gender politics, as well as ecological issues.
April
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Martin Schieder, University of Leipzig
In the program of the KPMG art evening
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Führungen zur Zeitgeschichte in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Lehrstuhl für Neuere und Neueste Geschichte der Bergischen Universität Wuppertal.
Begleitend zur Ausstellung I'M NOT A NICE GIRL findet eine Reading Group statt.
Hier werden Texte der Künstlerinnen (in englischer Sprache), die einen wichtigen Teil der künstlerischen Praxis ausmachen, gelesen und diskutiert.
Die Texte behandeln Themen wie Konzeptkunst, Feminismus und Streik, und die Widersprüchlichkeiten des Kunstbetriebs. Was können die radikalen, historischen Texte im heute eröffnen?
Leitung: Eva Busch
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
In diesem Workshop lassen sich die Teilnehmer im Alter von 7–9 Jahren von den Skulpturen im K21 inspirieren und experimentieren mit verschiedenen Materialien wie Ton, Holz, Pappe oder Gips. Spielerisch finden sie heraus, wie eine Form in D entsteht und worauf man achten muss, wenn eine Form gegossen wird.
Pablo Picasso. The War Years
Welche Hauptdarsteller treten in Pablo Picassos Bildern auf? Angeregt von der Bilderwelt des Künstlers gestaltet ihr kleine Stabpuppen für eine „große“ Bühnenschau. Bitte zwei Schuhkartons mitbringen!
Für Kinder von 5–6 Jahren
Die Ausstellung „I’M NOT A NICE GIRL!“ motiviert zu eigenen kurzen Performances, die wir filmisch aufzeichnen. Wie können wir dafür unsere eigenen Köper einsetzen? Bei der Dokumentation erkunden wir Ausdrucksmöglichkeiten wie Licht, Schatten, Zoom und Schnitt.
Die Ausstellung „I’M NOT A NICE GIRL!“ motiviert zu eigenen kurzen Performances, die wir filmisch aufzeichnen. Wie können wir dafür unsere eigenen Köper einsetzen? Bei der Dokumentation erkunden wir Ausdrucksmöglichkeiten wie Licht, Schatten, Zoom und Schnitt.
Pablo Picasso. The War Years
Welche Hauptdarsteller treten in Pablo Picassos Bildern auf? Angeregt von der Bilderwelt des Künstlers gestaltet ihr kleine Stabpuppen für eine „große“ Bühnenschau. Bitte zwei Schuhkartons mitbringen!
Für Kinder von 5–6 Jahren
In diesem Workshop lassen sich die Teilnehmer im Alter von 7–9 Jahren von den Skulpturen im K21 inspirieren und experimentieren mit verschiedenen Materialien wie Ton, Holz, Pappe oder Gips. Spielerisch finden sie heraus, wie eine Form in D entsteht und worauf man achten muss, wenn eine Form gegossen wird.
Zweimal im Monat erkunden wir, die Mitglieder des Klubs, die Kunstsammlung und werden dann selbst kreativ: Außergewöhnliche Räume, Gemälde, Fotos und Videos nehmen uns mit in eine andere Welt und inspirieren uns in unserer eigenen kreativen Arbeit. Eine Liste der Themen wird zugeschickt.
Pablo Picasso. The War Years
Welche Hauptdarsteller treten in Pablo Picassos Bildern auf? Angeregt von der Bilderwelt des Künstlers gestaltet ihr kleine Stabpuppen für eine „große“ Bühnenschau. Bitte zwei Schuhkartons mitbringen!
Für Kinder von 5–6 Jahren
In diesem Workshop lassen sich die Teilnehmer im Alter von 7–9 Jahren von den Skulpturen im K21 inspirieren und experimentieren mit verschiedenen Materialien wie Ton, Holz, Pappe oder Gips. Spielerisch finden sie heraus, wie eine Form in D entsteht und worauf man achten muss, wenn eine Form gegossen wird.
Die Ausstellung „I’M NOT A NICE GIRL!“ motiviert zu eigenen kurzen Performances, die wir filmisch aufzeichnen. Wie können wir dafür unsere eigenen Köper einsetzen? Bei der Dokumentation erkunden wir Ausdrucksmöglichkeiten wie Licht, Schatten, Zoom und Schnitt.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Picasso hatte eine ganz eigene Art, Porträts anzufertigen. Teilweise wirken die Gesichter, als habe der Künstler sie zerlegt und danach neu und anders zusammengesetzt. Das könnt ihr mit viel Witz in verschiedenen Techniken auch ausprobieren: Zerlegen, Bauen und Erfinden.
Für Kinder von 7–9 Jahren
Von Picassos Stillleben inspiriert entwickelt ihr großformatige Bilder, für die ihr unterschiedliche Drucktechniken anwendet: Von Siebdruck über Styrene- und Linoldruck könnt ihr alles ausprobieren.
Für Kinder von 10–12 Jahren
Picasso hatte eine ganz eigene Art, Porträts anzufertigen. Teilweise wirken die Gesichter, als habe der Künstler sie zerlegt und danach neu und anders zusammengesetzt. Das könnt ihr mit viel Witz in verschiedenen Techniken auch ausprobieren: Zerlegen, Bauen und Erfinden.
Für Kinder von 7–9 Jahren
In der Picasso-Ausstellung begegnen euch merkwürdige Bilder, die alle ihre Geschichten erzählen. Genau hingeschaut und Skizzen gemacht! Aus diesen entsteht ein spannender Museumscomic, in dem vielleicht du selbst die Hauptfigur bist und forschend durch die Bildergeschichten surfst.
Für Jugendliche von 12–14 Jahren
Von Picassos Stillleben inspiriert entwickelt ihr großformatige Bilder, für die ihr unterschiedliche Drucktechniken anwendet: Von Siebdruck über Styrene- und Linoldruck könnt ihr alles ausprobieren.
Für Kinder von 10–12 Jahren
Picasso hatte eine ganz eigene Art, Porträts anzufertigen. Teilweise wirken die Gesichter, als habe der Künstler sie zerlegt und danach neu und anders zusammengesetzt. Das könnt ihr mit viel Witz in verschiedenen Techniken auch ausprobieren: Zerlegen, Bauen und Erfinden.
Für Kinder von 7–9 Jahren
In der Picasso-Ausstellung begegnen euch merkwürdige Bilder, die alle ihre Geschichten erzählen. Genau hingeschaut und Skizzen gemacht! Aus diesen entsteht ein spannender Museumscomic, in dem vielleicht du selbst die Hauptfigur bist und forschend durch die Bildergeschichten surfst.
Für Jugendliche von 12–14 Jahren
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Picasso hatte eine ganz eigene Art, Porträts anzufertigen. Teilweise wirken die Gesichter, als habe der Künstler sie zerlegt und danach neu und anders zusammengesetzt. Das könnt ihr mit viel Witz in verschiedenen Techniken auch ausprobieren: Zerlegen, Bauen und Erfinden.
Für Kinder von 7–9 Jahren
Von Picassos Stillleben inspiriert entwickelt ihr großformatige Bilder, für die ihr unterschiedliche Drucktechniken anwendet: Von Siebdruck über Styrene- und Linoldruck könnt ihr alles ausprobieren.
Für Kinder von 10–12 Jahren
In der Picasso-Ausstellung begegnen euch merkwürdige Bilder, die alle ihre Geschichten erzählen. Genau hingeschaut und Skizzen gemacht! Aus diesen entsteht ein spannender Museumscomic, in dem vielleicht du selbst die Hauptfigur bist und forschend durch die Bildergeschichten surfst.
Für Jugendliche von 12–14 Jahren
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
K21
Zweimal im Monat erkunden wir, die Mitglieder des Klubs, die Kunstsammlung und werden dann selbst kreativ: Außergewöhnliche Räume, Gemälde, Fotos und Videos nehmen uns mit in eine andere Welt und inspirieren uns in unserer eigenen kreativen Arbeit. Eine Liste der Themen wird zugeschickt.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Dieser Rundgang mit dem Ausstellungsteam gibt einen vertiefenden Einblick:
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Wie kommt man vom Impuls für ein Bild und von den ersten Ideen zu einem fertigen Gemälde? Wie baut man eine spannungsreiche Komposition auf? Welche Farbigkeit würde dem Inhalt und der angestrebten Aussage entsprechen? Diese Fragen hat sich auch Picasso gestellt und in vielen vorbereitenden Studien beantwortet. Angeregt u.a. von den Skizzen zu „L'Aubade“ entwickeln die Teilnehmer dieses Workshops selbst Schritt für Schritt einen Entwurf – von der Skizze bis zur Vorzeichnung.
Für Erwachsene
Diese Ausstellungsführung richtet sich an Kinder und Erwachsene.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Wie kommt man vom Impuls für ein Bild und von den ersten Ideen zu einem fertigen Gemälde? Wie baut man eine spannungsreiche Komposition auf? Welche Farbigkeit würde dem Inhalt und der angestrebten Aussage entsprechen? Diese Fragen hat sich auch Picasso gestellt und in vielen vorbereitenden Studien beantwortet. Angeregt u.a. von den Skizzen zu „L'Aubade“ entwickeln die Teilnehmer dieses Workshops selbst Schritt für Schritt einen Entwurf – von der Skizze bis zur Vorzeichnung.
Für Erwachsene
Begleitend zur Ausstellung I'M NOT A NICE GIRL findet eine Reading Group statt.
Hier werden Texte der Künstlerinnen (in englischer Sprache), die einen wichtigen Teil der künstlerischen Praxis ausmachen, gelesen und diskutiert.
Die Texte behandeln Themen wie Konzeptkunst, Feminismus und Streik, und die Widersprüchlichkeiten des Kunstbetriebs. Was können die radikalen, historischen Texte im heute eröffnen?
Leitung: Eva Busch
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
May
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Seit dem Sommer laden wir viermal im Jahr Literaturbegeisterte ein, jeweils 15 Romane, Erzählungen, Comics und Sachbücher auszuwählen, und zwar immer mit einem Blick auf unsere Sammlung, deren Geschichte, die Bilder oder Künstlerinnen und Künstler. Im Rahmen einer Matinée stellen die „Ausleser“ ihre Bücher vor.
Seit dem Sommer laden wir viermal im Jahr Literaturbegeisterte ein, jeweils 15 Romane, Erzählungen, Comics und Sachbücher auszuwählen, und zwar immer mit einem Blick auf unsere Sammlung, deren Geschichte, die Bilder oder Künstlerinnen und Künstler. Im Rahmen einer Matinée stellen die „Ausleser“ ihre Bücher vor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Diese Ausstellungsführung richtet sich an Kinder und Erwachsene.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
K21
Zweimal im Monat erkunden wir, die Mitglieder des Klubs, die Kunstsammlung und werden dann selbst kreativ: Außergewöhnliche Räume, Gemälde, Fotos und Videos nehmen uns mit in eine andere Welt und inspirieren uns in unserer eigenen kreativen Arbeit. Eine Liste der Themen wird zugeschickt.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
K21
Zweimal im Monat erkunden wir, die Mitglieder des Klubs, die Kunstsammlung und werden dann selbst kreativ: Außergewöhnliche Räume, Gemälde, Fotos und Videos nehmen uns mit in eine andere Welt und inspirieren uns in unserer eigenen kreativen Arbeit. Eine Liste der Themen wird zugeschickt.
Dieser Rundgang mit dem Ausstellungsteam gibt einen vertiefenden Einblick:
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
June
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
Diese Ausstellungsführung richtet sich an Kinder und Erwachsene.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
The exhibition “Pablo Picasso. The War Years 1939 – 1945” provides insight into the artist’s work during the Second World War. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, and documents from the years 1939 to 1945 tell of Picasso the man and the contradictions of everyday life during these times. Picasso fled from Paris to southern France immediately before the outbreak of the war on September 3, 1939 but returned to the German-occupied capital in August 1940. He remained in his Parisian studio. After the liberation of the city by the Allie Forces in August 1944, he was celebrated as a survivor.
