Visitors with special needs
Visitors with special needs Lehmbruck Museum has developed programmes to address the particular requirements for people with special needs, for example visually or hearing-impaired visitors or people with dementia.
Families and children
Families and children We place great emphasis on being a family-friendly museum. It's up to you whether you visit us as a family - or your children choose to explore the museum on their own. Either way, we offer a variety of opportunities: Everybody is welcome at the CITY ATELIER,
Nurseries
Aesthetic learning for nursery-age children Lehmbruck Museum provides a number of educational services for children of nursery or pre-school age that are destined to foster aesthetic learning and the development of language skills.
Teachers and school groups
Teachers and school groups Lehmbruck Museum is a popular destination for school outings. The extensive sculpture collection enables students to quickly develop a sense for three-dimensional works and art in space. In the process, they can enjoy observing the sculptures thoroughly from different angles. This enables them to obtain crucial
Activities
Activities Ten exhibition spaces across approx. 5,000 square metres - Lehmbruck Museum is a marvellous space for art-lovers. And the museum offers a broad range of activities and experiences to enable people to get to know the place better.
Stephan Balkenhol
Stephan Balkenhol Running time: October 22, 2020 through to May 24, 2021 (prolonged) There must be few contemporary sculptors who have managed to create such striking and unmistakable three-dimensional works as those by the German artist Stephan Balkenhol (born 1957). His iconic figures of a man wearing a white shirt
Sculpture 21st: Nevin Aladağ
Sculpture 21st: Nevin Aladağ Running time: May 6, 2021 through to September 19, 2021 Nevin Aladağ’s most recent works are fantastic music instruments: Her “resonator percussion” and “resonator wind” are celebrating their German premiere at the Lehmbruck Museum. Her sound sculptures consist of various different instruments or rather their mouthpieces.
Jiří Tichý
Jiří Tichý Running time: February 29, 2020 through to September 20, 2020 (extended) Jiří Tichý’s woven fantasies are visually stunning and their monumental scale is truly overwhelming. This Czech artist does not weave his work in one piece but in different sections which he eventually stitches together. In order to