Exhibition
Sturtevant, Warhol Flowers, 1964-1968, Courtesy SÛ Collection

The Way We Are 4.0

The Way We Are 4.0 brings together some one hundred works from more than eighty artists and artist groups from different eras and contexts. Five thematic areas spread across 2,500 m² convey insights into international art from the 1960s to the present day: Worlds of the Body, Views of Germany, Aesthetic Objection, Displaced Everyday Life, and Minimalistic Tendencies. These thematic classifications are complemented by a series of artist spaces and an extraordinary art bar consisting of a former film set. This gives rise to unexpected readings of the art of our current era with respect to all the media.
08.10.2022 - 13.08.2023
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Focus: Norbert Schwontkowski

Presentation in the context of "The Way We Are 4.0"

In 2019, around 210 individual works by Norbert Schwontkowski (born 1949 in Blumenthal, died 2013 in Bremen) from the Brigitte and Udo Seinsoth Collection entered the Weserburg Museum für Moderne Kunst on a permanent basis. Since then, an artist's room dedicated to Norbert Schwontkowski has been an integral part of the exhibition format "The Way We Are". The selection of works and their emphasis in terms of content are varied at regular intervals.
08.10.2022 - 13.08.2023
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De Stijl, Nr. 9, 1924/25, Boekie Woekie drawing by Jan Voss

From De Stijl to Boekie Woekie. Artists' publications from the Netherlands

Exhibition at the Centre for Artists' Publications

The exhibition covers more than one hundred years of art from the Netherlands. It starts with the De Stijl movement from the beginning of the twentieth century, along with the same-named periodical of Theo van Doesburg, which was dedicated to the renewal not only of art, but also of architecture, design, typography, and poetry. The concluding focus is on Boekie Woekie – bookstore run by artists and publishers Jan Voss, Henriette van Egten and Rúna Thorkelsdóttir in Amsterdam – which can already be considered to be legendary. The majority of the exhibited works are part of the Brokken Zijp Foundation of Art (BFA).
11.03.2023 - 10.09.2023
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