Watch out for the construction site! We invite our friends to an exciting construction site tour before the opening. Between tools and artworks under construction, the upcoming exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image are being created. Not everything is in place yet... We promise an exclusive preview with interesting insights behind the scenes.

Attendance is free of charge for friends of the Kunstpalais and all those who wish to become friends.

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Is that a bird - or is it an aeroplane? No, it's the world of video artist Rachel Maclean! In Rachel's exhibition at the Kunstpalais, we quickly forget that we are actually in a museum. There is a lot to discover here! Suddenly the world is upside down, and looking out of the window it's night? Is all this still reality, or have we perhaps landed in a film? Together, the Kleine Meister immerse themselves in an exciting new world at the Kunstpalais. Inspired by Rachel's fantasy world, they will then build their own crazy worlds in the museum studio and tell stories about them. On this day, the Kleine Meister alone decide what is true and what is perhaps just invented. 

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

This format is explicitly aimed at people with dementia and their relatives. Our trained art mediator Ingrid Moor specifically addresses the needs and perceptions of dementia patients. The event takes place in cooperation with the Dreycedern e.V. association.  Participation: Admission

In cooperation with Dreycedern e. V.

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Do I know you from a film? Is that Elvis there? And here is Michael Jackson! One discovers many familiar faces in Simon Lehner's pictures. The artist looks for his motifs on television, on the Internet or in his own photo album. With the help of computer programmes and 3D printers, he then creates entirely new works of art from various photos. Inspired by Simon, the Kleine Meister also search for motifs in the Kunstpalais. Afterwards, in the museum studio, they will use the motifs they have found and a special analogue printing technique to create very unique picture collages.

Are these two people really James Bond and Marilyn Monroe? Or are they maybe just costumes? Behind the new faces in the Kunstpalais lies the video artist Rachel Maclean. With spectacular costumes and the help of digital technology, Rachel slips into the most diverse roles for her works like a chameleon. Together, the Kleine Meister will explore Rachel's exhibition at the Kunstpalais and will be inspired by her theatrical play. Who would I like to portray today? With lots of ideas in mind, the children go to the museum studio where they make individual masks with different materials. Afterwards, the Kleine Meister slip into their new roles in front of the green screen and tell the others about their fantastic world!

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

What shapes does my memory have? The young artist Simon Lehner works with memories from his childhood in his artworks and makes them visible in three-dimensional pictures. With the help of a 3D printer, the pictures literally grow out of their frames and become solid forms. Is this a memory you can touch? Like Simon, the Mini-Meister in this workshop also work with memories. To do this, they use salt, glue and watercolours to create pictures that literally stand out from the paper. Together with your (grand)parents, you will create a card with your favourite memories - so that you will never forget them!

Welcome to the interactive guided tour of the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image. Here it is: Smartphones out, cameras on and post! Let us surprise you with the unexpected motifs that await you here.
Participation: Admission - registration requested

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Much more than a photo - you would love to touch the works of art by photographer Simon Lehner with your hands. Edges, faces and objects grow out of the pictures and something new emerges. Simon gives shape to his photos with the 3D printer. In this process, many interesting structures emerge. Is this still a photo or already a sculpture? Inspired by Simon's exhibition at the Kunstpalais, the Kleine Meister will build their own 3D collages from photographs with a lot of flair. So please bring your own photos. Together we will conjure up spectacular collages.

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Is that a bird - or is it an aeroplane? No, it's the world of video artist Rachel Maclean! In Rachel's exhibition at the Kunstpalais, we quickly forget that we are actually in a museum. There is a lot to discover here! Suddenly the world is upside down, and looking out of the window it's night? Is all this still reality, or have we perhaps landed in a film? Together, the Kleine Meister immerse themselves in an exciting new world at the Kunstpalais. Inspired by Rachel's fantasy world, they will then build their own crazy worlds in the museum studio and tell stories about them. On this day, the Kleine Meister alone decide what is true and what is perhaps just invented. 

Would you like to learn more about the exhibitions Rachel Maclean. If it looks like a duck... and Simon Lehner. I love you like an Image? Then take part in our public guided tour and focus your gaze on the works in the exhibition together with the art educators.

Colours drip, swirl, billow wildly - what's that splashing? Artist Simon Lehner brings liquid colour to the Kunstpalais. In their original state, the colours in Simon's installation are united in a swirling whirlpool of colour and yet do not mix. How does that work? And what does the whirlpool of colour have to do with Simon's other paintings? Together with their (grand)parents, the Mini-Meister search for answers. Afterwards, they will create their own water pictures in the museum studio using photos they have brought along. On photo collages, the Mini-Meister will create wild splashes of colour, colourful rivers and raging whirlpools. Please bring your own photos!