„Mit Kunst kann man sich nicht die Zähne putzen" Theo van Doesburg

Du hast Lust auf Kunst, die nicht langweilig ist? Dann mach mit beim Workshop mit dem Künstler Reinhard Sigle!

Gemeinsam entdeckt ihr seine spannende Ausstellung im Museum Art.Plus und die Ausstellung Nature Unlimited. Dabei geht’s um mehr als nur Gucken: Du erfährst, wie ein Künstler denkt, was ihn bewegt – und wie aus einfachen Materialien starke Ideen entstehen. Danach geht es direkt in den Ausstellungsräumen kreativ weiter. Mit Kugelschreiber und Papier erkundest du die Kunst auf deine eigene Weise – und bekommst Tipps vom Künstler selbst.

Dieser Workshop ist etwas Besonderes: kreativ, spannend, zum Nachdenken – und vor allem ganz anders als Schule.

Kosten: 15 Euro
Anmeldung hier | Teilnehmerzahl begrenzt. 

"Die Gazelle zittert, weil der Löwe brüllt. Die Hyäne wittert. Doch die Kunst erfüllt." Kurt Schwitters

Ein besonderes Kunsterlebnis erwartet Sie mit dem Bildhauer Reinhard Sigle im Rahmen eines kreativen Workshops. Gemeinsam mit dem Künstler durchstreifen Sie seine Ausstellung im 2-Raum des Museum Art.Plus sowie die aktuelle Ausstellung Nature Unlimited.

Anschließend wird direkt in den Ausstellungsräumen gearbeitet – mit Kugelschreiber und Papier ausgestattet, nähern sich die Teilnehmenden unter Anleitung von Reinhard Sigle auf kreative Weise den Themen der Ausstellungen. Dabei geht es um das gemeinsame Erleben, Beobachten und das Kennenlernen künstlerischer Herangehensweisen.

Der Workshop eröffnet einen außergewöhnlichen Zugang zur zeitgenössischen Kunst – lebendig, kritisch und experimentell. Die direkte Begegnung mit dem Künstler macht dieses Erlebnis besonders intensiv und nachhaltig inspirierend.

Kosten: 15 Euro
Anmeldung hier | Teilnehmerzahl begrenzt. 

In their jointly developed installation, Norwegian artist Ewa Jacobsson (*1962) and trumpeter Hilde Marie Holsen draw on Jacobsson’s «knowledge archive»: a collection of found objects, texts and sounds that Jacobsson has amassed over the course of 40 years and that also includes fragile or seemingly worthless objects such as knitting needles, marzipan candies or beads. Holsen and Jacobsson have composed the soundscape of the installation together, combining sounds from objects, recordings of Holsen’s trumpet, and those of the Geneva-based Ensemble Contrechamps with field recordings and recited texts that resound from inside the objects.

German premiere presentation. Commissioned by SWR and Ultima Festival Oslo with the kind support of Norwegian Arts Council and Notam.

Our opening hours during the Music Days: Thu 5-8pm : Fri+Sat 10am-6pm : Sun 10am-5pm

Note: We will take photos during the event for the purpose of publication on our website www.museum-art-plus.com and our social media channels Facebook and Instagram. By participating in the event, you agree to the publication of photos in which you are also pictured. If you do not want this, please let our photographer or our staff know.

This Sunday, experience a special guided tour with the artist Reinhard Sigle (*1954) and immerse yourself in the exhibition "Reinhard Sigle - On the beautiful blue Danube into the Gulf of Mexico".

The sculptor, who lives in Deißlingen, has mastered the fine art of staging - and self-staging. Sigle prefers to work with construction timber or firewood: planks, slats, splinters and shavings. He uses glue to join the often roughly processed fragments into fragile, three-dimensional shapes - traces of processing remain visible. Bright signal colours emphasise the object character of his works.

After the guided tour, you will have the opportunity to talk to the artist over a glass of sparkling wine in a relaxed atmosphere.

Venue: Museum Art.Plus
Admission: €5
Registration: Tel. 0771.896689-0 or by e-mail to info@museum-art-plus.com

Reinhard Sigle - On the Beautiful Blue Danube into the Gulf of Mexico | With an audio installation by Marie Hak

Deißlingen-based sculptor Reinhard Sigle (b. 1954) is a past master of the fine art of the mis-en-scène and equally adept at that of ‘going against the current’ of whatever the latest prevalent trend happens to be. Consistently thought-provoking, his installations have been causing a stir for over three decades.

Sigle’s material of choice is timber or firewood: planks, slats, splinters and shavings. Using glue, the artist assembles these roughly hewn fragments into fragile, three-dimensional structures that do not conceal the marks of his working process. Bright signal colours underline the object character of his works.

In the 2-Raum of Museum Art.Plus, Sigle is presenting a blue cloud with ‘biological content’ as well as an installation made of materials that are rather unusual for him – among them a children’s trampoline and stress balls in the shape of terrestrial globes.

His works are worldly-wise – they pick up the everyday reality of life today. As a critical observer, the artist takes a stand on the social problems of our time: against war, violence, marginalisation and environmental destruction.

The audio piece 'Donauwasser1' by Marie Hak (b. 1993) from Rottweil, invites you to listen to the Danube – recorded with baffled A-B stereo technology, a binaural recording technique that creates a remarkably three-dimensional soundscape.

Opening speech: Hendrik Bündge
Music: Jürgen Palmtag
Free admission!