Photo-souvenir Daniel
Buren: ACHT FARBEN UND IHR SPIEGELBILD FÜR VIER RÄUME
Work
in situ, Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, 2011
© DB-ADAGP
Paris + Wolfgang Günzel
Daniel Buren develops
a sequence of site-specific interventions for the Staatliche
Kunsthalle Baden-Baden that engage with Hermann Billing’s
neoclassicist building. The wall-high structures decisively
alter our perception of the architecture and, by interacting
with light, color, and reflections, create impressive spatial
sensations of the rooms in which they are deployed. The Café
Kunsthalle also undergoes a new configuration, which will be
preserved for the duration of the exhibition and
beyond.
Photo-souvenir Daniel
Buren: VERTIKAL: DAS TRANSPONIERTE OBERLICHT
Work in situ,
Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, 2011
© DB-ADAGP Paris +
Wolfgang Günzel
Furthermore Daniel Buren
spans the exhibition across the urban landscape of
Baden-Baden. With more than 100 flags, designed by the artist,
the glamorous spa town is transformed into an extension of the
exhibition space, with the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden
as its core. We are grateful for the support bestowed by
the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts of
Baden-Württemberg, Daimler AG, Brenner’s Parkhotel & Spa,
Baden-Baden and the City of Baden-Baden.
Photo-souvenir Daniel
Buren: ZWÖLF FARBEN FÜR DAS CAFE KUNSTHALLE
Work in situ,
Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, 2011
© DB-ADAGP Paris +
Wolfgang Günzel
The comprehensive
catalogue, Daniel Buren Allegro Vivace, published by Karola
Kraus and Cora von Pape documents approximately 130 works by
Buren. It exemplifies systematically the way the artist deals
with space, discussed in the texts of Daniel Buren and essays
by Karola Kraus, Doris Krystof and Cora von Pape. The
Catalogue is published at Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther
König, Köln, 216 p., Hardcover, German/French, € 29,90; in
bookshop € 32,00; ISBN 978-3-86560-960-1
Event-Program:
Sunday, May 15th
International Museums Day 2011, Museums and
Memory
11 am, Talking Heads.
Students of the Gymnasium Hohenbaden discuss their favourite
works by Daniel Buren
3 pm, a collage of memories
by Cornelia Schleime.
The painter and author gives
insight into her memories of the GDR- and Stasi- culture and
talks about the inseparability of art and life.
Admission free.
Art
education
May 7th, 11 am – 1
pm
Saturdays
– KinderClub
Children into the
Kunsthalle—their parents into the city!
Admission and all activities
are free of charge for members of our KinderClub, supplies €
2.50 per child; nonmembers pay € 4.50 (includes
supplies)
April 17th, May 22nd, 4
pm
Family
Sunday
A day of painting and crafts
activities, guided tours, and games for the entire
family.
Admission and all activities
are free of charge for members of our KinderClub, supplies €
2.50 per child; nonmembers pay € 4.50 (includes supplies);
(grand)parents with children pay the reduced family rate of €
7 plus € 2.50 per child for supplies.
Children’s birthday parties at the
Kunsthalle
A creative way to celebrate
surrounded by art.
Please call for an
appointment; parties are € 65 per group (€ 75 on weekends)
plus € 2.50 per child for supplies.
Guided
Tours
Public
guided tours
Public guided tours are held every
Thursday at 6 pm.
Admission € 5
April 17th, May 22nd, 4 pm
tours guided by the
curators
Admission € 8
Art and
Coffee – Guided tours for (senior) citizens
1st and
3rd Wednesday a month
Admission: € 10 (includes guided
tour, 1 slice of cake and 1 cup of coffee or tea)
For dates
please consult our homepage:
Private
guided tours for groups
Private guided tours are
available in German, English, and French; please make an
appointment at (+49)-07221-300763.
Group tour fee (25
participants max.):
€ 60 (Tue–Fri), € 65 (Sat, Sun,
holidays), plus € 4 admission per person
Admissions
€5, reduced admission € 4,
families (2 adults and children) € 9
Combination ticket
(also valid for admission to the Museum Frieder Burda) €
12
Free admission for high school groups, ICOM, Museumspass
holders, and members of the Freunde der Staatliche Kunsthalle
Baden-Baden e.V.
Museum Frieder
Burda
Lifelines – Stations of a
Collection
March 18th – May 15, 2010
