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

Adresse

Rehmann-Museum

Schimelrych 12
5080
Laufenburg
Switzerland
Horaires d'ouverture
Open all year from
Wednesday - Sunday: 14:00-17:00

Currently and upcoming

Berufkraut, Foto: Stock
Event

The sculpture garden will become a place of action: On June 21, 2026, from 2 p.m., we invite the public to take action against invasive plants together and at the same time experience on their own ...

Keramik von Frauke Roloff in der Ausstellung Énergies fossiles, Foto: Edwin Rüede
Event
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From May, the Rehmann Museum invites you to a special artistic exploration. Under the title "Alchemy between Earth & Fire", artist Frauke Roloff will lead a five-part ceramics workshop that takes ...

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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The hidden allows Mo Diener absolute visibility. As an artist, activist and researcher, she often acted as part of a group and refrained from solo exhibitions. Looking back, archivally at her own work ...