Rehmann-Museum

Laufenburg
Switzerland
Rehmann-Museum
Rehmann-Museum
Art
with sculpture garden
The unique museum of sculptures by Erwin Rehmann was founded in 2001 in Laufenburg, canton Aargau. It is complemented by a large garden full of sculptures. The museum seeks to maintain and present the works of the sculptor Erwin Rehmann by showing the oven, tools and a selection of his sculptures and graphics to the public. Erwin Rehmann is a fascinating, internationally renowned sculptor who dedicates his work to various aspects of contemporary art. He questions the perception of human beings, creates a new sculptural language and explores the legitimacy and processes of material. The almost 100-year-old artist considers himself an active member of society and therefore seeks to further explore the integration of art into our society.

47.560218, 8.057199

Address

Rehmann-Museum

Schimelrych 12
5080
Laufenburg
Switzerland
Opening hours
Open all year from
Wednesday - Sunday: 14:00-17:00

Currently and upcoming

Karola Kauffmann, Cocons, 2021 Foto: Ruedi Suter
Event

The Rehmann-Museum Laufenburg invites you to the opening of the immersive exhibition Énergies fossiles on Friday, March 13. Under the direction of artist Pauline Marx, an international collective is ...

Aëla Maï Cabel und Jérémy Piningre, ohne Titel, 2025, Keramik glasiert Foto: Aëla Maï Cabel und Jérémy Piningre
Event

On Sunday, March 15, 2026, the Rehmann-Museum Laufenburg invites you to a special talk. As part of the newly opened exhibition Énergies fossiles, the main artist Pauline Marx and her international ...

Pauline Marx, Konzertplakat Le diable dégoûtant, 2024. Keramik, glasiert
Exhibition
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The immersive installation "Énergies fossiles" explores the hidden energy and traces of life in fossils and rocks. Together with an international team, artist and musician Pauline Marx has created a ...

Mo Diener, Foto: Mo Diener
Exhibition
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Her work, which spans several decades and diverse media, is an impressive example of an artistic practice that operates at the intersection of anthropology and social engagement. From the beginnings ...