KWM

Feb, 15: The Art of Poster Design: Event and Talks with the designers M/M Paris and expert René Grohnert at the KWM. Museum admission only!

KWM

Mar, 7: KunstImPuls - In Shape. Experience museum live with the SWK AG and the Sparkasse Krefeld. Free admission!

Programme

    • Guided tour
    Kunst Hand Werk Brücke und Handdschob
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    Haus Esters, Haus Lange
    • Guided tour
    Kunst am Mittag
    Grafik im Studio 1
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    Kaiser Wilhelm Museum

    Kosten: Nur Museumseintritt

    07.10.; Oskar Kokoschka. Oh Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort, mit Thomas Janzen
    14.10.: Leopold Graf von Kalckreuth, mit Thomas Janzen

    In den Schulferien entfällt die Veranstaltung.

    • Vortrag
    • K+ Café
    Johan Thorn Prikkers Ice Saints
    A tapestry that bridges folk art and modernism
    Lecture by Dr. Isa Fleischmann Heck Free admission, a minimum spend of 12 Euro is requested

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    Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, K+ Café

    Around 1908, Johan Thorn Prikker designed the wall hanging entitled The Ice Saints, which was woven by Anna Pahde in Krefeld and produced in at least three different colour combinations. Thorn Prikker’s original coloured design is still held in the collection of the Kunstmuseen Krefeld. It was recently restored and is on display in the current exhibition Beautiful Anarchy: Johan Thorn Prikker and His Time at the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum (KWM).

    One example of the finished tapestry entered the collection of the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, from where it was sold to a Bonn art collector in 1921. Decades later, it was eventually acquired by the Bröhan Museum in Berlin through the auction market.

    Both the subject matter—the Ice Saints—and the formal design of the textile are unusual for the Rhineland at the time, a decade after German Art Nouveau tapestries had caused a sensation. The lecture explores possible stylistic and thematic models and influences that may have inspired Thorn Prikker in creating this and other pictorial woven textiles. The Nordic countries of Sweden and Norway, as well as Scandinavian textiles from the collection of the Gewebesammlung (Textile Weaving Collection), the predecessor institution of the German Textile Museum, played a particularly important role in this investigation.

    Dr Isa Fleischmann-Heck has been Deputy Director and Curator of Modern Textiles and Clothing at the German Textile Museum in Krefeld since 2002. During this time, she has curated numerous exhibitions and authored a wide range of publications. Her research focuses on textiles and fashion from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries.

    Admission to the lecture is free of charge. However, a minimum spend of €12 at the K+ Café is requested. Registration is also requested via email at servicekunstmuseen@krefeld.de or by telephone on +49 2151 97558-137.

    • Dialogführung
    Kunst Hand Werk Brücke
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    Haus Lange
    • Families
    Kunst-für-Klein-und-Groß-Führung
    Ein bisschen Gold und Silber, ein bisschen Glitzer-Glitzer
    Interaktiver, spielerischer Museumsrundgang mit künstlerischem Teil
    Mit der Krefelder Familienkarte ist der Eintritt frei!
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    Haus Esters, Haus Lange
    • Guided tour
    Kunst Hand Werk Brücke und Handdschob
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    Haus Esters, Haus Lange
    • Event
    European Restoration Day
    Guided Tours by Conservators on Thorn Prikker and the Collection
    with Denise Klatt and Sebastian Köhler Registration
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    Kaiser Wilhelm Museum

    An object examined under a magnifying glass, a finding that brings history to light, a movement executed to within a millimetre: conservation is rooted in close observation and requires an extraordinary degree of sensitivity and a sure touch.

    Across Germany, visitors can enjoy a varied programme of events at museums, storage facilities, conservation studios and historic building sites on the occasion of the European Day of Conservation-Restoration. They can discover how conservators use scientific and analytical methods to uncover and preserve the stories behind objects.

    Cultural heritage reflects society: it tells us about ways of life, technological developments, artistic ideas and personal memories. Whether a film reel, painting, mural or piece of furniture, every object bears the traces of time and of the people who have lived with it.

    The motto “Up Close” describes the physical proximity that conservation requires: working within millimetres and carefully approaching surfaces, layers and materials. At the same time, it also refers to an intellectual closeness. Through intensive engagement with each object, conservators gain insight into why people created these things, how successive generations have treated them, and what significance they hold today for collections and visitors.

    This year, for the first time, the Kunstmuseen Krefeld are also inviting visitors to discover the work of their conservators on this special day, from 3 to 5 pm at the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum.

    During a special guided tour, Denise Klatt will use specific examples to explain conservation projects in the context of the exhibition Beautiful Anarchy: Johan Thorn Prikker and His Time. Sebastian Köhler has been a conservator at the Kunstmuseen Krefeld for 24 years and knows the works in the collection inside out. In a short lecture, he will discuss two works dating from around 1970, explaining the concepts underpinning their preservation and the specific criteria involved in faithfully reinstalling them in accordance with the artists’ original intentions.

    Admission to the museum is charged at the regular rate. Registration is requested by email at servicekunstmuseen@krefeld.de or by telephone on +49 2151 97558-137.

    • K+ Café
    Pinsel Heinrich
    Musikalisches Theaterprogramm
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    K+ Café

    Bitte beachten Sie: Es handelt sich nicht um eine Veranstaltung der Kunstmuseen Krefeld, sie findet lediglich im Museumscafé statt.

    Ein musikalisches Theaterprogramm über das Berliner Original Heinrich Zille von Peter Gutowski.

    Bei Rückfragen oder Reservierungsanfragen wenden Sie sich bitte ausschließlich an: kplusbeiflavia@gmail.com oder telefonisch an 02151-4427750.

    • Ferienkurs
    • Children & teens
    Schönes Handwerkszeug – Lieblingsstücke aus der Werkstatt
    Kosten: 40 €, ab 9 Jahre, mit Anmeldung,
    eigenen Mittagssnack mitbringen
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    Haus Esters, Haus Lange

    Wie verbindet Kunst Kreativität und Alltag? In der Ausstellung Kunst Hand Werk im Haus Lange entdecken wir die kunsthandwerklichen Arbeiten der Künstlergruppe Die Brücke. Anschließend gestalten wir eigene Objekte mit praktischem Nutzen: Wir weben mit Textilien, schnitzen einfache Formen aus Holz und Karton und entwerfen Schmuck sowie Schönes für den Alltag.
    Kursleitung: Barbara Leifeld

    • Ferienkurs
    • Children & teens
    Schönes Handwerkszeug – Lieblingsstücke aus der Werkstatt
    Kosten: 40 €, ab 9 Jahre, mit Anmeldung,
    eigenen Mittagssnack mitbringen
    More
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    Haus Esters, Haus Lange

    Wie verbindet Kunst Kreativität und Alltag? In der Ausstellung Kunst Hand Werk im Haus Lange entdecken wir die kunsthandwerklichen Arbeiten der Künstlergruppe Die Brücke. Anschließend gestalten wir eigene Objekte mit praktischem Nutzen: Wir weben mit Textilien, schnitzen einfache Formen aus Holz und Karton und entwerfen Schmuck sowie Schönes für den Alltag.
    Kursleitung: Barbara Leifeld

Kaiser Wilhelm Museum
Joseph-Beuys-Platz 1
47798 Krefeld
Haus Lange Haus Esters
Wilhelmshofallee 91–97
47800 Krefeld
Haus Lange, Krefeld  
Dining room 
Photo: Volker Döhne  
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019
Haus Lange, Krefeld
Dining room Photo: Volker Döhne
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019
KunstImPuls, 2018, Photo: Dirk Rose
KunstImPuls, 2018, Photo: Dirk Rose
Haus Esters, Krefeld  
Terrace, 
Photo: Volker Döhne
Haus Esters, Krefeld
Terrace, Photo: Volker Döhne
Haus Lange, Krefeld  
1st floor, master bedroom 
Photo: Volker Döhne  
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019
Haus Lange, Krefeld
1st floor, master bedroom Photo: Volker Döhne
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019
Haus Esters, Krefeld  
East elevation
Photo: Volker Döhne
Haus Esters, Krefeld
East elevation Photo: Volker Döhne