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The Konrad Zuse Museum focuses on works from its own holdings. The special exhibition “Art from the Museum” presents a collection of paintings, drawings and objects by Hünfeld artists until mid-October.
Hünfeld – With a show of Hünfeld artists, the Konrad Zuse Museum is focusing on its own treasures with the history of the city and district until mid-October. The special exhibition “Art from the Museum” presents paintings, drawings and objects from the museum's inventory, whose authors or motifs are closely linked to the city.
Konrad Zuse Museum: Hünfeld artists in the focus of the special exhibition
According to the city of Hünfeld, the exhibition provides a look at past decades, ranging from portraits to religious representations and visionary motifs to landscapes. “The special exhibition offers an insight into the cultural diversity of Hünfeld and shows how art and regional history are connected,” says museum director Ute Schneider. The thematic structure enables a varied tour through different eras.
On display are works by Ernst Bräuning and his daughter Gertrudis, Hanni Klenner, Konrad Zuse, Pedro Ernst Schmiegelow, Jürgen Blum, Frank Tschinkel, the Neustadt porcelain painter Josef Neumann, Marie Pischon and the author Alfred E. Johann. The presentation is complemented by some old masters and works by unknown artists.
The Konrad Zuse Museum is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. There will be a guided tour of the special exhibition “Art from the Museum” on Wednesday, July 1st at 6 p.m. With sparkling wine and seltzer, the question of which works of art have found their way into the museum will be explored. Visitors can look forward to exciting stories that are often closely linked to the city's history.
