The Weimar Gauforum - A Legacy of the Third Reich
The exhibition on the eventful history of the site and the subsequent use of the buildings is now also accessible online with all exhibition texts and images. The look back at the former Gauforum completes the examination of art, culture and politics of classical modernism.
Camellia and sculpture
In the Long House of the Belvedere Orangery, works by Stefan Böhm from Kranichfeld will be shown on the occasion of the camellia blossom. The sculptor's current works enter into an exciting dialogue with the plants and the architecture of the Long House and the Red Tower.
Guardians of the Golden Apples
The exhibition in the gardeners' residence in the middle of the Weimar Orangery provides an overview of its almost 300-year history and is dedicated to the gardener families, most of whom worked in the Weimar parks for generations.
Trauma 23 - Germany's hyperinflation 100 years ago
The House of the Weimar Republic presents its first special exhibition on the great destruction of money in 1923, focusing on the causes and course, winners and losers, and the drastic (late) consequences of the great inflation.
Poet's Household and the Art of Living
With the rise of the bourgeois family (1800), German society became more emotionally involved and domestic interiors became more aesthetically and practically oriented. The exhibition presents fascinating examples that vividly illustrate this development.
Ways to Utopia
How do we want to live in the future? The exhibition at the Bauhaus Museum Weimar examines aspects of this question from the diametrical constructs of desire and crisis. Sustainability and social justice are the central themes of the exhibition.
The “Princess of New Germania”
The incredible story of Nietzsche’s sister Elisabeth, who together with her husband Bernhard Förster, founded the nationalist settlement “Nueva Germania” in Paraguay.
The Classical Consumer. Bertuch and the “Journal of Luxury and Fashion”
The lifestyle magazine from Weimar that influenced the world of fashion and consumer goods around 1800
Goethe's potted plants
In an installation, Sonya Schönberger dedicates herself to the potted plants in Goethe's residence and artistically engages with their past, present and future.
Power House
In the Schiller Museum, the Gallery of the Bauhaus University Weimar presents the creative energies from the four faculties of the university and offers a platform for the art, design, architecture and research currently being created on campus.
Rosmarie Weinlich: Habitat
With her installation “Habitat”, the artist Rosmarie Weinlich transforms the kitchen of the Goethe Gartenhaus into a natural philosophical laboratory where she investigates the relationship of humans and nature today.
Strange Friends. Modern Guests in Historic Buildings
What would historical buildings look like today if people had simply continued living in them? What modern-day objects would we find in today’s museum-like settings? A tour of objects and stories.
Olivier Kosta-Théfaine / Giulio Paolini: MODERN ARCHEOLOGY
What does antiquity mean to us today, and how do we view it? In MODERN ARCHEOLOGY, Olivier Kosta-Théfaine and Giulio Paolini, representing two generations of artists, team up to explore our understanding of ideal pictures.
Anny and Sibel Özturk
For the 100th anniversary of the Haus Am Horn, the artists Anny and Sibel Öztürk are realising two installations in Weimar's urban space. They were inspired by the historical textiles of Marta Erps-Breuer and Benita Koch-Otte.
Smoke - Society in a blue haze
Smoking is unhealthy, no question, but beyond all debates, it shaped society and our everyday lives more than casually - and still does. The special exhibition focuses on the history of tobacco consumption in the 19th century.
City Land / StadtLand. Learning from Thuringia
The International Building Exhibition Thuringia presents its results and findings from ten years of project work in the StadtLand. In addition to a central final exhibition in the Eiermannbau Apolda, events will take place at various project locations and excursions will be offered.
Lifeworlds Bourgeois living between ideal and fiction
Around 1800, there was a veritable hype around depictions of living spaces. People wanted to show off their class and prosperity through these depictions, which reflected their own self-image. This showed the ideal of bourgeois life at the time.
La Grande Casa
Danica Dakić's new work LA GRANDE MAISON uses Goethe's former residence and collections as a starting point for an investigation into global threats to society, the destruction of nature, political crises and rising nationalist tendencies.
Historic gardens in climate change
Climate shift presents an exceptional dilemma for old-fashioned parks and gardens. This exhibition demonstrates several methods to reduce the consequences of climate variation.
The Private Nietzsche. An (Im)possible Exhibition
The furniture of Nietzsche’s estate offers revealing insights into the philosopher’s and his sister’s lifestyle and the development of the Nietzsche cult.
FATAMORGANA 3
On 1 September, the public library, in cooperation with Galerie Profil, opens an exhibition of paintings by Syrian artist Khaled Arfeh entitled "FATAMORGANA 3". The exhibition is on view until 31.12.23.
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