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Kunstmuseum Singen

Kunstmuseum Singen
Kunstmsueum Singen, Innenansicht
Opened in 1990, the museum is one of the most distinguished art museums on the German side of Lake Constance. The museum focuses on classical modern art and contemporary art from the four-country region of Lake Constance and the German southwest. On 1000m2 and two floors, the house shows four to six collection and special exhibitions annually. Preferably during the summer months, the museum presents a selection from its art-historical collection of "Höri artists" with works by Otto Dix, Erich Heckel, Max Ackermann and many others.
Address

Kunstmuseum Singen

Ekkehardstraße 10
78224
Singen
Germany
+49 7731 85 271
Opening hours
Open all year
Tuesday - Friday: 14:00-18:00
Saturday - Sunday: 11:00-17:00

Closed on

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Ansicht auf das Wandbild Krieg und Frieden von Otto Dix von der Empore im Ratssaal des Singener Rathauses
Singen
The mural "War and Peace" by Otto Dix.

With "War and Peace", the only surviving mural by Otto Dix, which measures 5 by 12 meters and is one of the most monumental works created by the artist, Singen am Hohentwiel is a special destination ...

Exhibition
Einzelne Frau in einem langen Flur in Arbeitskleidung
Singen
MARCUS SCHWIER. SINGING. A LONG-TERM PHOTO PROJECT.

The town of Singen celebrates its elevation to a town 125 years ago. Part of the double exhibition "125 x SINGEN. history. Diversity. Identity." by the town of Singen, the Singen town archive and the ...

Exhibition
Arbeiterinnen beim Gemüseputzen (Blumenkohl) in der MAGGI um 1925
Singen
125 x SINGING.

The anniversary show combines a long-term project by the internationally renowned photo artist Marcus Schwier (*1964) on the transformation of the city, created over several years of work, with a ...

Exhibition
Aussenfassade des Kunstmuseums Singen aus der Untersicht
Singen
Matthias Mansen.

Born in 1958 in Ravensburg, Germany, and now living in Berlin after stints in Paris and New York, artist Matthias Mansen is known for his monumental woodcuts and prints from large, variable canes ...

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