In 1925, works from the Stuttgart collection, which was then called the "Städtische Gemäldesammlung", were shown to the public for the first time in the Villa Berg. As the "Gallery of the City of Stuttgart", the collection was on display in the Kunstgebäude for many years before finally moving to the new building erected especially for it on Schlossplatz in 2005.
To mark its double anniversary, the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is presenting an exhibition featuring exclusively works from its own collection - including numerous acquisitions and donations from recent years.
Divided into seven themed rooms that bear the individual signatures of the Kunstmuseum's curators, historical connections within the collection are highlighted and bridges are built to contemporary issues. The juxtaposition of works that have not been on display for a long time, or have never been on display before, with current donations and new acquisitions creates exciting displays.
Admission is free for the entire duration of the exhibition
To mark its double anniversary, the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is presenting an exhibition featuring exclusively works from its own collection - including numerous acquisitions and donations from recent years.
Divided into seven themed rooms that bear the individual signatures of the Kunstmuseum's curators, historical connections within the collection are highlighted and bridges are built to contemporary issues. The juxtaposition of works that have not been on display for a long time, or have never been on display before, with current donations and new acquisitions creates exciting displays.
Admission is free for the entire duration of the exhibition
