StiftungBuchkunst@PalaisPopulaire – Terrace Conversations
Literature+
StiftungBuchkunst@PalaisPopulaire – Terrace Conversations
3 pm – 4 pm
3 pm – 4 pm
Free of charge and open air
Design, conception, and workmanship play a decisive role when the Stiftung Buchkunst (Book Art Foundation) awards annual prizes to bibliophile new publications. In three “Terrace Conversations,” held on the last Sunday of June, July, and August, respectively, the importance and impact of book design will be explained. Author Daniel Boente will read from one of the award-winning fictional works. Additionally, ShopPopulaire will present a selection of the “Most Beautiful German Books.”
Photo: © SCHMOTT für Stiftung Buchkunst
Lunch+
Every Wednesday 1 – 2 pm Every Wednesday 1 – 2 pmPrice: € 18/ Reduced: € 15
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk
A special lunch: A short guided tour of the exhibition followed by a lunch menu (starter and main dish, excluding drinks) at LePopulaire.
Tours for Seniors
67+
Tours for Seniors
Every last Friday of the month, 3 pm – 4 pm
Every last Friday of the month, 3 pm – 4 pm
Price: € 15
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk
Discover the exhibition in small groups and exchange views on selected works in dialogue with the art educator, followed by a cup of coffee and a piece of cake in the restaurant LePopulaire.
Marc Brandenburg
FreeTour Online
Marc Brandenburg
Every Friday 5-6 pm (in German)
Every Friday 5-6 pm (in German)
Free of charge
Let yourself be guided through the current exhibitions online. Learn more about the background, concepts and content and discover the highlights of the exhibition.
Registration is required for participation. Please choose a date and click on it below:
Curator's Tour
Art+
Curator's Tour
6 pm – 9 pm
6 pm – 9 pm
Price: € 9 / Reduced € 6
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.
Curator Friedhelm Hütte guides you through the exhibition Ways of Seeing Abstraction – Works from the Deutsche Bank Collection
Photo: © Mario Andreya
Joseph Beuys and Deutsche Bank
6 pm – 7 pm 6 pm – 7 pmPrice: € 9 / Reduced: € 6
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk
The beginnings of the Deutsche Bank Collection are closely tied to Joseph Beuys. During this period, the artist was in a lively exchange with the bank through personal contacts, exhibitions, and purchases. The portfolio of early drawings with 57 sheets, acquired by the Deutsche Bank Collection together with the Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf, as well as the sculpture Bergkönig (1958-1961), now on permanent loan to the Städel Museum, reflect the multifaceted work of the exceptional artist. To commemorate the 100th birthday of Joseph Beuys (1921-1986), the PalaisPopulaire is showing prints related to works from the 1950s.
In a lecture Friedhelm Hütte talks on this special connection between Bank and artist and on the famous Beuys equation “Kunst=Kapital”.
You can view the event on our YouTube channel at a later time.
Photo: Lutz Kleinhans, © Historisches Institut der Deutschen Bank
StiftungBuchkunst@PalaisPopulaire – Terrace Conversations
Literature+
StiftungBuchkunst@PalaisPopulaire – Terrace Conversations
3 pm – 4 pm
3 pm – 4 pm
Free of charge and open air
Design, conception, and workmanship play a decisive role when the Stiftung Buchkunst (Book Art Foundation) awards annual prizes to bibliophile new publications. In three “Terrace Conversations,” held on the last Sunday of June, July, and August, respectively, the importance and impact of book design will be explained. Author Daniel Boente will read from one of the award-winning works, the children’s book „Schlafen wie die Rüben“ (mairisch Verlag, 2021). Additionally, ShopPopulaire will present a selection of the “Most Beautiful German Books.”
Photo: © SCHMOTT für Stiftung Buchkunst
Curator's Tour
Art+
Curator's Tour
6 pm – 7 pm
6 pm – 7 pm
Price: € 9 / Reduced € 6
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.
Curator Friedhelm Hütte guides you through the exhibition Ways of Seeing Abstraction – Works from the Deutsche Bank Collection
Photo: © Mario Andreya