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At the Grassimesse, newcomers and stars show what's hot at the moment - from ceramics to fashion. According to official figures, more guests visited the Grassimesse this year than ever before.
Young meets established: At the Grassimesse, newcomers and stars show what's hot right now - from ceramics to fashion. Who will surprise us with creative ideas this time?
The furniture he designed accompanied many people in the GDR - and is still in demand today. Horn has now died at the age of 96. He is still held in high esteem by experts.
The furniture he designed accompanied many people in the GDR - and is still in demand today. Horn has now died at the age of 96.
The Capital of Culture celebrates the apple: even more tree plantings, a varied program of events and a contribution to biodiversity characterize the "Harvest" planting festival.
The Chemnitz Capital of Culture program is entering its final phase. In October, the creative artists are once again coming up with new offers: from Jewish culture to poetry slams.
The Chemnitz Capital of Culture program is entering its final phase. In October, the creative artists are once again coming up with new offerings: from Jewish culture to poetry slams.
Around 86,000 people experienced the light art festival in Chemnitz. Why not only the number of visitors counts for the organizers, but also the debate about the city centre.
Almost 100 Munch works as well as works by other artists - including Warhol and Rauch - attract visitors to Chemnitz. Due to the crowds, the show will be open longer from now on.
Light show meets vision: the "Light Our Vision" festival not only illuminates well-known architecture in Chemnitz, but also provides impetus for further urban development. What visitors can expect.
The Federal Court of Justice has ruled: Nutcrackers may not simply be advertised as "in the Erzgebirge style". What the ruling means for manufacturers and retailers.
It is a rare opportunity: for a short time, the famous Wenceslas Crown from the 14th century is on display in Prague. Normally it is kept safe - behind seven locks.
This year's Ibug street art festival was overshadowed by accusations of anti-Semitism. Even after the end of the show, the criticism continues - critics feel their views have not been sufficiently taken into account
Those who don't want to travel almost ten thousand kilometers to Taiwan now have the chance to see numerous rare exhibits in Prague. Many of them come from the imperial art collections.
A painting by Kirchner, a double portrait by Schmidt-Rottluff: the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz can be pleased about an extraordinary donation. The new acquisitions will be on display from mid-October.
Accusations of anti-Semitism, a work of art taken down and a surprising U-turn: The Ibug Festival was the subject of controversial debates this year.
Are some of the artworks in the Ibug street art show in Chemnitz anti-Semitic? Following a letter of protest, the organizers have obtained several statements. What happens now?
He is a draughtsman, stages great operas and promotes young artists. The South African all-round artist William Kentridge is the subject of a double exhibition in Essen and Dresden.
He is a draughtsman, stages great operas and promotes young artists. The South African all-round artist William Kentridge is the subject of a double exhibition in Essen and Dresden.
A street art exhibition is currently running in Chemnitz as part of the European Capital of Culture program. But now there are accusations of anti-Semitism against some of the works on display. This is how the organizers are reacting.
From houses to posters to umbrella handles, Henry van de Velde designed an almost unbelievable amount. A portal gives an idea of just how extensive his work was - and not only that.
For the 20th time, Ibug is revitalizing Saxony's industrial wastelands with urban art. After a bumpy start in Chemnitz, the organizers are satisfied.
The legacy of the uranium mining company Wismut is to be reappraised and exhibited at two locations. This has been a long time coming. However, it is now clear that the plans need to be scaled back.
Every year, the Ibug festival revitalizes Saxony's industrial wastelands with urban art. Now it is entering its 20th edition in Chemnitz. One theme that characterizes the show is the Gaza war.
In the Capital of Culture year, the "Begehungen" art festival in Chemnitz attracted a record number of visitors. The venue had it all.
The famous Scream motif and almost 100 works by Edvard Munch - the exhibition in Chemnitz delights visitors and ensures long queues in the Capital of Culture year.
Edvard Munch was once in Chemnitz himself and created paintings there. The art collections are now dedicating a major exhibition to the Norwegian artist entitled "Angst".
The Norwegian artist Edvard Munch was once in Chemnitz himself and created several paintings there. The art collections are now dedicating a major exhibition to him entitled "Angst".
The Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony regularly purchases works by Saxon artists. The latest acquisitions are on display in Chemnitz.
Light Our Vision" has already transformed places in Chemnitz into luminous works of art twice. Planning is now underway for the third edition. It is all about people's visions for their city.
The second half of Chemnitz's bid to become European Capital of Culture 2025 is already underway. In August, the program will be revved up once again. What visitors can expect.
The Ibug street art festival is as much a part of summer in Saxony as ice cream and sunscreen. It is now in its 20th edition in the Capital of Culture year. The artists are already working at full speed.
Every year, the "Begehungen" festival brings abandoned places back to life with art. In this Capital of Culture year, the scale is larger than ever before: the venue is a decommissioned coal-fired power station.
A controversial work of art at Burg Halle triggers a debate about anti-Semitism and artistic freedom. The university responds with an ethics council - for more guidance in future conflicts.
After fierce debates about the Cranach-Triegel Altarpiece: UNESCO decides the altarpiece can stay - but it has to move. What is behind the dispute over visual axes and world heritage?
The Festspielhaus Hellerau has long since ceased to be an insider tip. In the new season, the temple of the Muses attracts visitors with renowned artists and a diverse program.
He is known from comedy, cinema and television. As a parodist and impersonator, he often puts real celebrities like Klaus Kinski in the shade - but he also likes to indulge in a different kind of art.
Saxony's art collections hold an important collection of Flemish paintings. Like the works themselves, the collection has been the subject of research for years, with some surprising findings.
The German Culinary Archive sees itself as a culinary memory. It preserves cookbooks, magazines and menu cards, including prominent items - and provides an insight into the collection for the first time.
In the Capital of Culture year, the Chemnitz art collections are preparing a major exhibition on Edvard Munch. Before it opens to visitors in August, a mobile art and hands-on project is now starting.
The former canteen of the GDR combine Robotron is a Dresden haven of art. In its third guest appearance, the Ostrale Biennale challenges visitors to engage with contemporary issues.
As in art, craftsmanship requires creativity, knowledge of materials and tools. The stories about this vary widely - as an exhibition shows.
In the upcoming summer months, Chemnitz's Capital of Culture program will feature one festival after another. Here's what visitors can expect.
The artists of the "Brücke" found inspiration and relaxation at the Dippelsdorf pond near Moritzburg. Every year, the cultural summer at the gates of Dresden commemorates this - this time with a special focus.
Königstein Fortress was and still is a popular excursion destination. An exhibition is to show what went on there during the GDR era. The museum organizers are counting on your participation.
Since Russia's war of aggression, more than a million Ukrainians have sought refuge in Germany. The art exhibition "What we are made of" in Chemnitz traces common identities.
Every year, stone figures populate the old fortress on the Pirna Sonnenstein for a few weeks. The exhibition brings together art from Germany and the Czech Republic - high above the town on the Elbe.
A financial boon for culture outside the big cities: the Arts Council supports projects with funding - but the next funding round could be a long time coming.
City, zoo or variety show, Josef Hegenbarth always had a sketchbook with him to capture the world in miniature. Thousands of studies came together in this way - inspiration for his art.
City, zoo or variety show, Josef Hegenbarth always had a sketchbook with him to capture the world in miniature. Thousands of studies came together in this way - inspiration for his art.
More than just a spinning mill: an old factory site in Leipzig has become an established art space. This weekend, the galleries are showing new highlights.
The painter Michael Triegel specializes in religious themes. The Faculty of Theology at Leipzig University has now awarded him an honorary doctorate.
The Dresden Robotron canteen from the GDR era has been in dispute for years. A private donation and federal funding for the future art venue are helping to make it usable.
In August 2022, two young people stick their hand to the frame of one of Dresden's most famous paintings. They are convicted and pay compensation - which now helps them with their appeal.
The "Purple Path" transforms the area around Chemnitz into a unique gallery for contemporary art. Big names such as Tony Cragg meet works by artists from the region.
The "Purple Path" transforms the area around Chemnitz into a unique gallery for contemporary art. Big names such as Tony Cragg meet works by artists from the region.
Wismut is known as a mining company from the GDR era. But the company also collected art on a large scale. An exhibition in Zwickau shows many works.
The world-famous painter's diploma work was hidden behind several layers of paint for almost half a century. Now visitors can at least view the central part of the work.
As Karl Schmidt, he went to Dresden 120 years ago after leaving school. There, he and three fellow students founded the artists' group "Brücke" - and from then on called themselves Karl Schmidt-Rottluff.
Charlie Chaplin once created a cinematic monument to "Modern Times". An exhibition in Dresden now takes a look at the relationship between the European avant-garde and American mass culture.
Whether candle arches or nutcrackers - Saxon arts and crafts are known far beyond the state's borders. This weekend, creative people will once again show what they can do.
The beginnings of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff's artistic path lie in Chemnitz. A new museum in his parents' house traces his life and the early history of the "Brücke".
The Future Fund in Prague has approved 1.4 million euros for 222 German-Czech projects. Among other things, schoolchildren are dealing with the Second World War and the Holocaust.
From Erika typewriters to the S50 moped: Karl Clauss Dietel gave many everyday objects a special shape. His traces can also be discovered in the cityscape of Chemnitz.
The Richard-Wagner-Hain in Leipzig now offers a new versatile space for the independent art scene with 170 square meters for dance, juggling and sport.
On April 4, Leipzig invites you to the first nationwide Night of the Libraries. Discover the wide range of offers and special events.
A few weeks before Easter, the Sorbs start their preparations. The decoration of the Easter eggs has a special significance. What is it all about?
The "Purple Path" brings local and international art to life in the open air and connects the Chemnitz Capital of Culture region. What can visitors expect at the opening in April?
Bernhard Heisig is one of the founding fathers of the Leipzig School of painting. To mark his 100th birthday, the Museum der bildenden Künste is presenting an overview of his work.
Saxony's art collections have been working together with the National Museum of Korea for years. Until the beginning of August, art from over 2,000 years of the country's cultural history will be on display in Dresden.
Pictures of the night and club scene or of pop culture celebrities made him famous. In Dresden, Wolfgang Tillmans is also showing new works - and combining them with old art.
From Monet to Antarctica - next year, the Panometer in Leipzig will be changing its theme. Instead of French street scenes, visitors can then expect a world of ice and snow.
Chemnitz has officially been the European Capital of Culture since mid-January. It has already attracted a number of exhibitions. Now further program items are being added.
He is one of the most important representatives of classical modernism. In Dresden, the painter Kokoschka is still the youngest professor at the art academy. It was there that he developed his artistic style.
Chemnitz's "Purple Path" as European Capital of Culture attracts visitors with national and international art in the open air. A new art gallery is being built especially for a light installation.
Bernhard Heisig shaped the painting of the Leipzig School. To mark his 100th birthday, the Museum der bildenden Künste is giving an insight into his pictorial world.
![Painting "Aechma fasciata with Century Hall [o. T.]" by Silesian artist Oskar Moll remains in the Silesian Museum in Görlitz. (Archive photo) / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa](https://cdn.pblzr.de/e08acf9f-4dbb-4687-ab91-95afdc6aa0ce/2025/02/gemaelde-der-breslauer-moderne-bleibt-in-goerlitzer-museum-250204-935-437731_M.jpeg "Painting \"Aechma fasciata with Century Hall [o. T.]\" by Silesian artist Oskar Moll remains in the Silesian Museum in Görlitz. (Archive photo) / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa")
Researchers identify a painting with a Nazi connection in the Silesian Museum in Görlitz. It is returned to the heirs of the Jewish owner - who are supporting efforts to ensure that it remains there.
He photographed the night and club scene and the most important personalities of pop culture. Wolfgang Tillmans will soon be showing new works in Dresden - in dialog with older art.
Due to construction work, the Zwickau Art Collections building is closed until 2028. A small presentation at the cathedral will nevertheless offer an insight into its treasures from now on.
Caspar David Friedrich was the talk of the town last year. There were several exhibitions to mark the 250th birthday of the famous Romantic painter - now also in places where he liked to draw.
Discover Chemnitz 2025, the year as European Capital of Culture, with over 1,000 events in the region. As a partner, Volkswagen supports cultural diversity and social cohesion.
Chemnitz celebrated the start of the Capital of Culture year. Thousands of visitors flocked to the city's stages.
Chemnitz kicked off its year as European Capital of Culture with a major stage show. The nationally renowned Karl Marx Monument provided the backdrop.
Chemnitz in Saxony is the European Capital of Culture 2025. The Federal President invites you to take a closer look and get to know the region and its people.
The official launch of Chemnitz as Capital of Culture is accompanied by demonstrations. There are loud protests against a march by the far-right Free Saxons.
Chemnitz rings in the year as European Capital of Culture with a big show and a ceremony. Tens of thousands of visitors are expected. What is planned?
After years of preparation, Chemnitz is ready for its year as European Capital of Culture 2025. Tens of thousands of visitors are expected for the opening.
Chemnitz starts as European Capital of Culture. Around 2 million visitors from Germany and around the world are expected. The government's Commissioner for Eastern Europe hopes to combat prejudices.
The table is set and expectations are high. Until now, Chemnitz has been considered more of a gray mouse. As European Capital of Culture, the industrial city is now set to be in the spotlight for a whole year.
Chemnitz wants to officially ring in the year as European Capital of Culture 2025 with a big celebration in the city center on Saturday. The main stage at the landmark is already in place.
On Saturday, Chemnitz is expecting tens of thousands of visitors for the opening of the Capital of Culture year. Further artists for the big show at the Marx Monument have now been announced.
The countdown is on: Chemnitz will officially ring in the year as European Capital of Culture 2025 with a big celebration in the city center on Saturday. What can visitors expect?
Saxony has been purchasing works by young artists since 1992 to support up-and-coming talent. Purchases made in 2024 can now be seen in an exhibition in Berlin.
Europe's cultural scene looks to Chemnitz: after years of preparation, the city is now the European Capital of Culture together with Nova Gorica in Slovenia. The opening on January 18 will be marked by a big celebration.
Dream and reality, euphoria and despair accompany growing up. This theme can also be found in art - the Gunzenhauser Museum in Chemnitz is now taking a special look at it.
The idea comes from the Far East. Since 2018, Europe's Children's Biennale in Dresden has been offering boys and girls the chance to encounter and discover art - with free admission.
Many items from the colonial era can be found in German museum and university collections. They are now being examined. These include hunting trophies and mortal remains such as skulls.
Many items from the colonial era can be found in German museum and university collections. They are now being examined. These include hunting trophies and mortal remains such as skulls.
Otto Dix's birthplace in Gera was closed to visitors for several months. Now a new exhibition can be seen there. It is about a specific creative phase.
The expressionist and "Brücke" co-founder Karl Schmidt-Rottluff is probably Chemnitz's most famous artist's son. This is now to be remembered more strongly at a historic location.