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The Liberation of Form Barbara Hepworth - A Master of Abstraction in the Mirror of Modernism   2 April to 20 August 2023 Barbara Hepworth is one of the key figures of the European avant-garde and a master of abstraction. Her work epitomises the liberation of form, while the serenity

Parts of the museum temporarily closed   Due to exhibition renovations for the upcoming exhibition “Gormley / Lehmbruck: Calling on the Body” (23 September 2022 to 26 Februar 2023), there will be restrictions on access to the Lehmbruck Wing and the extension wing in the coming weeks. Both wings will

Surreal Worlds Presentation of the collection   Our thoughts and actions are more determined by the unconscious, unreal and dreamlike than we are wont to believe in our rational world. Surrealist art has therefore remained extremely popular to the present day. Featuring masterpieces by artists such as Max Ernst, Salvador

Lehmbruck as an Illustrator and Painter   Elegant lines and a reduced, precise use of colour define Wilhelm Lehmbruck's drawings and paintings. As in his sculptures, the human figure is the focus of his drawings, prints and paintings. Lehmbruck is less concerned with the depiction of specific persons; rather, he

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Opening Hours, Prices & Tickets   Opening hours Tuesday to Friday from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.   Public Holidays On the following holidays the museum is open from 11 am to 5 pm: Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday, Labor

Friends and Collectors   Duration: 28 November 2021 to 30 January 2022 For the first time, the Lehmbruck Museum is showing an exhibition devoted exclusively to works acquired with the support of the Freundeskreis (Friends of the Museum). Since its foundation, the Freundeskreis has been a constant and dependable partner

Tony Cragg New Presentation of the Collection   Running time: October 3, 2021 through to May 1, 2022 Tony Cragg’s sculptures are rhythmic upwards spirals, sinuous, stacked, folded or twisted, a distinctive formal language unique to the work of the Turner Prize winner. Mysteriously abstract and at the same time

Tony Cragg New Presentation of the Collection   Running time: October 3, 2021 through to April 18, 2022 Tony Cragg’s sculptures are rhythmic upwards spirals, sinuous, stacked, folded or twisted, a distinctive formal language unique to the work of the Turner Prize winner. Mysteriously abstract and at the same time