Kunstmuseum Stuttgart
The Kunstmuseum presents three to four special exhibitions a year. As well as special thematic or monographic displays, the museum also shows recent contemporary art.
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart
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Wolfgang Laib's subtle works are created in exchange with the surrounding nature and in harmony with the seasons. Whether it is the collection of pollen for his famous minimalist, bright yellow floor ...

The exhibition takes an in-depth look at the New Objectivity type portrait in the historical context of the Weimar period (1918-1933). In numerous portraits, artists such as Otto Dix, George Grosz ...

The "Kubus. SpardaKunstpreis" will be awarded for the sixth time in 2024. The prize honors an outstanding achievement in the field of visual arts. It is aimed at artists who were born in Baden ...

Simone Eisele (*1994, Metzingen) avails herself of the symbolism of historical phenomena, customs and rituals. Overshadowed by their advancing commercialisation, the origins of traditional ...

Otto Herbert Hajek (1927-2005) is one of the most important artistic personalities of the 20th century in Germany. His large-scale outdoor sculptures also define Stuttgart's cityscape. The exhibition ...
Can the complex narrative structures of a large-format Dix painting be experienced digitally? What possibilities does the digital display open up for the presentation of a conceptual artwork by ...
![Sarah Morris, Department of Water and Power [Los Angeles], 2004, © Sarah Morris Abbildung Werk "Department of Water and Power" von Sarah Morris](/sites/default/files/styles/masonry_list/public/museums/2701/temporary-exhibition/185860_W_PAINTINGS.Department-of-Water-and-Power-Los-Angeles-214_SM-2-1024x1024.jpg?itok=HYbDCyyh)
The Kunstmuseum Stuttgart dedicates a comprehensive retrospective to the internationally renowned artist Sarah Morris (*1967, Sevenoaks, GB) with over 150 works - from paintings, drawings, film ...