Based on Oscar Tuazon’s exhibition “What We Need,” which addresses basic needs of art and life in a variety of ways, we turn our attention to “what we eat” at this special dinner. Enjoy an exceptional vegetarian three-course menu with wine accompaniment from the team of Wiegands Restaurant, Bad Oeynhausen in the middle of the Kunsthalle and learn more about sustainable nutrition, forgotten kitchen herbs and food appreciation.
Tickets are available directly in our online shop.
Registration without a credit card is possible here:anmeldung@kunsthalle-bielefeld.deT 0521 329995018
Menu
VariationsSalad of collected stonecrop with wall pepperand sea buckthorn dressingplus boiled dandelionwith roasted organic potato peels***Baked colorful carrotson Jerusalem artichoke puree with wild herb salsawith organic onion jamand organic tomatoes cooked in hay***Vegan chocolate cakewith a pear and pumpkin compoteand an ice creamof nettle seeds and coconut milk
Wine accompaniment
Zeiten – SprungWinery Sander- Rheinhessen – Organic farmingGreen FranconianQbA – dryMedium, slightly muted golden yellow with cleargreen reflections. Ripe fruit of cider pears,Apple peel, applesauce and stewed quince,intermingled with subtle notes of pepper, driedMeadow flowers and lime blossoms. A wine with fruity palatewith refreshing yeasty notes andclear seasoning.Full of character!
Barrel 23Pfannebecker WineryWine from organic farming- RheinhessenCabernet Sauvignon, MerlotdryThe nose mingles notes of sweet cherry,Smoke and spices. Dark chocolate andred fruits come on the palate and givethe wine character. Long lasting taste.Nice!
Would you like to get to know the Kunsthalle and its exhibitions? Looking at pictures, talking about them and being creative yourself? If you’re between the ages of 5 and 12, you’re welcome to join us every Saturday (except school vacations) from 11am to 1pm at the Kunsthalle’s Painting Room!Offer for children unaccompanied by adults.
We would be happy if you round off the meditation and yoga session with a visit to the exhibition afterwards. Museum admission is included in the price of the event.
anmeldung@kunsthalle-bielefeld.deT 0521 329995018
Guided tour of our current exhibitions.anmeldung@kunsthalle-bielefeld.de T 0521 329995018
Guided tour of our current exhibitions.
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We design architectural models and construct imaginative buildings.For children aged 6 to 12
Registration and Information:Tania Müllermueller@kunsthalle-bielefeld.deT 0521.3299950-18
We draw, watercolor and work with acrylic paints on canvas. Which material do we like best?For children aged 6 to 12
For nine years, the lunchtime talks were held in Fujimoto’s wooden house in the Kunsthalle park. Now the building had to give way. But the conversations continue – in Oscar Tuazon’s “Building”. Join us every Wednesday to talk with NW culture chief Stefan Brams about the state of art and culture in the region. What is missing and what should change?
Todays guests: Michael Hellwig und Ulrike Schönfelder-Hellwig, Rumpelstilzchen Literaturprojekt, Enger/Spenge
For the first time, the talks will be held in public. If you want to be part of it, just come to the 2nd floor, listen in and maybe even join the discussion.
We work three-dimensionally and sculptures, houses, ships or whatever else comes to mind are created.For children aged 6 to 12
The model of the sculpture “Building” that Oscar Tuazon realizes in the Kunsthalle is an abandoned, unfinished longhouse that the artist discovered with his father in the woods of Washington State (USA) and brings to life. Now the artist has transferred it, scaled down, to the museum, where it functions as a walk-in sculpture, meeting place, discussion and seminar room.
Together with the Werk-Insel, “Building” will become a public lecture hall for all interested parties and a workshop for students of the HS Bielefeld (Department of Architecture) and the TH OWL (focus on plastic and spatial design) during the lecture period.
We print in different techniques, experience letterpress and gravure printing and are excited about the printing results.For children aged 6 to 12
The author Kolja Reichert (art critic and program curator with a focus on discourse at the Bundeskunsthalle Bonn) reads from his book “Kann ich das auch? 50 Questions for Art”.What is art about? Why is it so expensive? And: Why do we need art? The curator and art critic Kolja Reichert has written a book that explains art – comprehensibly, humorously and surprisingly. His 50 questions to art address claims, false expectations, approaches and also misunderstandings.
Todays guest: Volker Schiewer, Bürgerbühne Gütersloh
Todays guest: Detlef Hornstein, Geschäftsführer OWL-Konzerte, Bad Driburg
“I, Hermann Stenner”A presentation by Dr. Tanja Pirsig-Marshall, Vice. Director and Head of the Exhibitions, Collection and Research Department at the LWL Museum of Art and Culture in Münster.
While the works of the Westphalian Expressionists are characterized by heightened expressivity, the Bielefeld artist Hermann Stenner (1891-1914) makes self-questioning a game, especially in his self-portraits. The lecture examines Stenner’s significance for Expressionism in Westphalia.
Discover art with the whole family! Our family time is for parents and grandparents with children ages 5-12. After exciting forays through the Kunsthalle, the children can get active themselves in our painting room, while the adults enjoy a guided tour of the exhibition. Then, over cake and drinks, the works created can be admired and impressions exchanged.
Try artistic techniques for yourself!Without registration, for adults, teenagers and children with accompaniment.
Short lunchtime tours with a brief but intense look at a theme or work of art.
Painting, drawing, printing, modeling – try different materials and techniques and have fun together. You can do all this in our Kids-ART-studio. Discover with us the exciting world of art with experiments rich in color and form.
Fifth of six dates through 10/24-23. The course is aimed at children aged 5 to 8.
Christiane Lutterkort lutterkort@kunsthalle-bielefeld.deT 0521.3299950-19
We are curious: On this tour, we let the AI explain the art to us. What do you think will come of it? Using the generated texts, we talk about how AI works and discuss what it can mean for us.
Todays guest: Ludger Böckenhoff, audite Musikproduktion, Detmold
Oh yes! We look and marvel at the wonder world of the Kunsthalle during playful discovery tours. Here our little ones hear their first stories about colors, shapes and artists. Afterwards, there is space and time for drawing and blotting, muddling, painting and modeling for all it’s worth.
Fifth of six dates through 10/25-23. The course is for children 3-5 years old accompanied by an adult.
Feel like meeting new people and sharing art over drinks? Then you’ve come to the right place for our “Blind Date with Art”! In the eighth edition of our exhibition series “facing each other”, two works meet that focus on the viewer’s expectations: Katrin Mayer’s “Screens” (2014) and Christo’s “Package” (1963). What do we see, what do we not see? After a short introduction to both artworks, we invite you to Café Tartes und Törtchen for a lively exchange with changing interlocutors. You can compare your perspectives on art and get to know your counterpart better in a short time.
The immersion in one’s own creative exploration, as well as the joy of trying things out, form the basis for the evening studio. The personal creative process is accompanied by the exchange in the group.
Fifth of six dates through 10/25-23. The course is aimed at teenagers and adults.
Todays guest: Heiko Appelbaum, Citymanager Paderborn
The senses as the starting point for artistic action. After a 30-minute yoga session, drawing exercises and experiments connect physical perception with visual perception: How does my hand feel when it slowly draws a line, what happens inside me? Can I see only with my eyes? We invite to let arise a new kind of attention in contact with the works shown in the exhibition.
Last of six dates through 10/24-23. The course is aimed at children aged 5 to 8.
What would your Virtual Art Museum look like? What should be in it, how would you use it and with whom? No matter if you are interested in these questions because of the art, because of the VR technology or because you just want to create something together with other people: In our developer meetings we bring the Virtual Art Gallery to the next level with snacks and a few drinks!
Todays guest: Michael Scholz, Poetische Quellen, Bad Oeynhausen/Löhne
Last of six dates through 10/25-23. The course is for children 3-5 years old accompanied by an adult.
Drinking water shortage – opportunities and risks through the use of artificial intelligenceA presentation by Prof. Dr. Barbara Hammer (Machine Learning, University of Bielefeld).
Without food, a person can survive up to 70 days, but without water, not 70 hours. In view of the rapid growth of cities worldwide, Barbara Hammer is researching new technologies for drinking water supply. In her presentation, she will talk about the challenge of water supply, which is essential for survival, and the opportunities and risks posed by the use of artificial intelligence.
Last of six dates through 10/25-23. The course is aimed at teenagers and adults.
Art and child? That fits well! We invite parents with babies to aindividual guided tour through the exhibition.
Part III: Climate box versus climate crisis.<br>Sustainable: the climate-neutral museum
18:30 GreetingN. N.
IntroductionChristina Végh, Director Kunsthalle Bielefeld
7:30 p.m. LectureRewilding the white cube: the role of art museums in addressing climate emergency.Frances Morris, Director Emerita Tate Modern, London (in English)
The symposium is open to the public and will take place both on site in the auditorium of the Kunsthalle Bielefeld and online. The lectures will be held in German and English. We will stream the event with English subtitles and simultaneous translation from German to English via Zoom.On-site admission is free for students, apprentices and anyone under 18.
Registration:anmeldung@kunsthalle-bielefeld.deT 0521 329995018
More information here
10:00 IntroductionChristina Végh, Director Kunsthalle Bielefeld
10:30 am Keynote presentationExhibiting and preserving as toxic paradigms. Can cultural institutions negotiate the environmental crisis?Prof. Dr. Peter J. Schneemann, University of Bern, Department of Modern and Contemporary Art History
11:00 Impulse presentationThe city, the box, the art and the climate. Attempt at a relational reassemblyProf. Dipl. Ing. Bernd Kniess, HafenCity University Hamburg, Urban Design
11:30 a.m. Keynote presentationCurating as Care Work: Of the Museum Climate in Planetary Interdependencies and Cultural Imaginaries.Prof. Dr. Elke Krasny, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
– Pause –
12:30 p.m. Discussion roundModeration: Jacob Sylvester Bilabel, Network Sustainability in Culture and Media and Christina Végh, Director Kunsthalle Bielefeld
– Lunch break –
14:30 Impulse presentationPeace with Gaia – Perspectives, possibilities and limits of cultural institutions in the sustainability transformation processMinisterialrat Ralph Zinnikus, Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Department 416, New Cultural Facilities, Sustainability
15:00 Impulse presentationLook up – the way to a green museumProf. Dr. Stefan Simon, Rathgen Research Laboratory Berlin
15:30 Impulse presentationThe way to a climate-friendly museumProf. Peter Gorschlüter, Folkwang Museum Essen
4:30 p.m. Discussion roundModeration: Jacob Sylvester Bilabel, Network Sustainability in Culture and Media and Christina Végh, Director Kunsthalle Bielefeld
Todays guest: Christina Végh, Kunsthalle Bielefeld
Give yourself and selected works of art more time. In a small group, the focus is on two or three selected works.
Electronic sounds in the middle of the exhibition with “Nummer zu Platz”. With the Sound Collection, Kunsthalle Bielefeld and Volksbank Bielefeld-Gütersloh invite you to an evening at the museum unlike any other. Listen to the electronic sounds of the “Utopia 615 Crew” of Nr. z. P., DJ AN:JA and DJ MARLA, stroll through the exhibitions and spend a relaxing time surrounded by art.
The museum closes at 21:00, but the event will continue until 24:00 at Café Tartes & Törtchen.
In cooperation with: Volksbank Bielefeld-Gütersloh eG, Volksbank Lobby, No. z. P.
This weekend, impressions of the exhibition “What we need” by Oscar Tuazon can be transferred into your own creative interpretations of what you have seen and experienced on canvas and paper using drawing and painting techniques.
We invite you to a relaxed discovery tour outside opening hours. The cafe “Tartes and Tartlets” will serve lunch and drinks afterwards.
Registration at the museums ticket counter or via:anmeldung@kunsthalle-bielefeld.deT 0521-329995018
We invite you to a relaxed discovery tour outside opening hours. The cafe “Tartes and Törtchen” will serve cakes and drinks afterwards.
For nine years, the lunchtime talks were held in Fujimoto’s wooden house in the Kunsthalle park. Now the building had to give way. But the conversations continue – in Oscar Tuazon’s “Building”. Join us every Wednesday to talk with NWKulturchef Stefan Brams about the state of art and culture in the region. What is missing and what should change? For the first time, the talks will be held in public. If you want to be part of it, just come to the 2nd floor, listen in and maybe even join the discussion.
Registration as a conversation guest with indication of the desired date to:stefan.brams@rg-owl.de
Interested listeners can come at any time without registration.
Do you own a work of art but know nothing about it?In our image consultation, we go with you on a search for clues.
Todays guest: Maria Föcking, ArtD, Bad Driburger Kunst- und Kulturverein
Screens. The textile walls of the Bielefeld KunsthalleA lecture by Katrin Mayer, artist from Berlin
The presentation “miteinander gegenüber # 8” will feature the site-specific work “Screens” (2014) by Katrin Mayer, which refers to the Kunsthalle’s former textile wall coverings and is juxtaposed with Christo’s “Package” (1963). Mayer’s work examines the history of the Kunsthalle and the mostly unmentioned influence that Bauhaus weaver Anni Albers had on the numerous textile elements in Philip Johnson’s architectures.
During this guided tour through our exhibitions you can learn exciting facts about the exhibited works in Arabic, English, Turkish and Ukrainian.
For three days, you can again comfortably explore various museums in the region with one ticket via shuttle bus.The Kunsthalle Bielefeld is also participating again!
Tickets and more information at:https://www.bielefeld.jetzt/artmobiel
At the end of this exhibition we will once again offer short tours and creative activities.
First of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
First of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
Second of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
Second of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
We are trying out sculpting.
For children aged 6 to 12
We discover the abstract painting.
We draw in the exhibition and print in the studio.
We experiment with paper folding, create and design our own notebooks and books.
Third of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
Third of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
Immersion in one’s own artistic exploration, as well as the joy of trying things out, form the basis for the evening studio. The personal creative process is accompanied by the exchange in the group.
First of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Through drawing, you can express something, so to speak, from the head through the hand (similar to writing). It needs no more than, for example, charcoal, which creates an organic, vivid line, and paper. There you are, already on a free creative path.
First of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Fourth of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
Fourth of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
Second of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Second of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
In the dark season, on some evenings you can see light flickering behind the windows of the Kunsthalle. Join us as we explore the Kunsthalle’s exhibition spaces equipped with flashlights.
Fifth of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
Fifth of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
Third of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Third of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Gestural abstraction? Abstract expressionism? Informal? What is hidden behind these terms and how do women artists whose works are assigned to them work? Through these questions, participants approach their own abstract painterly processes.
On 27 and 28.1.24Both days 14 – 17:30 o clock
Danceperformance with Noriko Nishidate (Tanz Theater Braunschweig) and Carla Bonsoms i Barra (TANZ Bielefeld)
The expressive, the gesture and the inclusion of the whole body become part of the process of creating a work of art in gestural abstraction. Many of the artists were inspired by dance and performative arts. A dance performance developed especially for the exhibition brings this combination of gesture, movement and action to life in the rooms of the Kunsthalle.
The event is sponsored by Sparkasse Bielefeld.
Registration at:anmeldung@kunsthalle-bielefeld.deT 0521 329995018
Sixth of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
Sixth of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
Fourth of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Fourth of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Seventh of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
Seventh of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
Fifth of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Fifth of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Last of eight dates through 13.2.24. The course is aimed at children aged 5 – 8 years.
Last of eight dates through 14.2.24. The course is designed for children aged 3 – 5 accompanied by one adult.
Sixth of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Sixth of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Seventh of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Seventh of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
On canvas or paper, with brush, palette knife or pencil, participants can immerse themselves in a design process characterized by spontaneity. The artworks in the current exhibition offer a wealth of inspiration.
On 24. and 25.2.24Both days 14 – 17:30 o clock
Last of eight dates through 28.2.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
Last of eight dates through 1.3.24. The course is designed for teenagers & adults.
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