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

Frau mit Kugel, 1949 von Erwin Rehmann mitten in der neu angelegten Blumenwiese, Frühsommer 2026, Foto: Edwin Rüede
Event

The Rehmann Museum is celebrating its 25th anniversary with an ecological vision. To mark the occasion, the 1,300 m² outdoor area is being transformed into the “Sculpture Garden Habitat.” The ...

Halbfabrikat eines Steinbeils, Fundort: Künten. Datierung: Jungsteinzeit, um 3000 v. Chr. Leihgabe: Kantonsarchäologie Aargau, Brugg; Foto: Andrea Luca Ammann
Event

What lies beneath the ground is hidden from all of us—regardless of whether we can see or not. Yet archaeologists have the ability to pierce this darkness: they know exactly what to look for and “see” ...

Claudia Ulla Binder, Foto: Claudia Ulla Binder
Event

On Friday, November 20, 2026, at 7:00 p.m., the Rehmann Museum will be transformed into a vibrant space of sound for the moment. As part of the current exhibition “Mo Diener – Hologram,” pianist ...

Mo Diener, Foto: Mo Diener
Exhibition
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What is hidden grants Mo Diener absolute visibility. Following ten years of collective work as an artist, activist, and researcher, Diener returns to her solo practice and turns her gaze backward ...