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Museum Wiesbaden
Current exhibitions (5)
Under pressure. Political posters 1918-1933
2026-02-06 – 2026-11-22
The theme of the exhibition "Under Pressure. Political Posters 1918-1933" focuses on propaganda posters in Europe between the beginning of the First World War and the National Socialists' seizure of power in Germany. Posters of various styles and political groups are on display. Further information: museum-wiesbaden.de/unter-druck
Details →Brood care - love without words
2026-06-07 – 2027-01-11
The ability to show care and protect offspring is deeply rooted in many animal species. Such behaviors are controlled by nerves and hormones, similar to humans. Whether insect, frog, bird or fish: they also show bonding behavior. This exhibition shows mothers, fathers, helpers and entire communities that demonstrate how devotion makes a start in life possible. Perhaps animals feel differently. Maybe not like us. But parental love is everywhere. Further information: museum-wiesbaden.de/brutpflege
Details →Art Nouveau and Symbolism - Georg Lührig: A master from Dresden
2026-05-22 – 2027-01-18
The exhibition shows Georg Lürig as an artist of the turn of the century, combining Art Nouveau and Symbolism. His use of different materials and techniques enables him to depict many different motifs. Further information: https://museum-wiesbaden.de/luehrig
Details →The Blue Riders
2026-10-23 – 2027-02-22
The exhibition "Die Blauen Reiterinnen" (The Blue Rider Women) focuses on the female artists who were part of the Blaue Reiter circle. Their influence on modernism, their networks and their strategies for being independent female artists within the social norms of the time. Further information: museum-wiesbaden.de/blaue-reiterinnen
Details →Ursula and Bernard Schultze
2026-11-13 – 2027-03-15
The exhibition "Ursula and Bernard Schultze" shows the relationship between the artist couple Schultze-Bluhm and the Museum Wiesbaden, but above all with Clemens Weiler, the innovative director of the post-war period. This is shown through the works of the two artists, but also through personal greeting cards, notes and anecdotes. Further information: https://museum-wiesbaden.de/schultze
Details →Events – Next 30 days (15)
Come in - Art
2026-10-17 @ 15:00
The Museum Wiesbaden invites refugees from Ukraine to free guided tours in Ukrainian and Russian. The events are aimed at children and adults and lead into the art exhibitions. Made possible by the support of the "Friends of the Museum Wiesbaden".
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Open studio for families
2026-10-18 @ 14:30
Discover treasures together in the museum! As part of an active joint exploration of the art and nature collections, we paint and draw together and get to the bottom of things with exciting materials. Further information: https://museum-wiesbaden.de/offenes-atelier
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Nature under the magnifying glass
2026-10-25 @ 10:15
Exploring topics from biology, geology and mineralogy together - an event organized by Bildung + Vermittlung in cooperation with the Nassau Natural History Society and the Natural History Collections. For children aged 8-12. Children must be accompanied by an adult on excursions due to the duty of supervision. Adults do NOT need a TICKET!
Details →Mozart Society
2026-11-01 @ 11:00
The association sees itself not only as a concert organizer, but also as a community of committed music lovers who regard the cultivation of classical music as a social responsibility. Enthusiasm for the works of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart has always been at the heart of all activities. The aim is to preserve his oeuvre and, in particular, to inspire young people with enthusiasm for the music of the Salzburg genius. To the website of the Mozart Society: https://www.mozartwiesbaden.com
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Drawing and sketching in the museum
2026-11-03 @ 15:30
With Katja Rosenberg, graduate designer (FH) - a cooperation with the Kunstwerkstatt Wiesbaden. For beginners and advanced students aged 14 and over. Registration under: 0171 5825195 or kontakt@katja-rosenberg.de . Those who draw look closely and take the time to record their observations on paper. In the presence of the curators, a topic from the collection is presented and scientific background knowledge is imparted. The objects presented are then drawn. Numerous tips on drawing techniques and methods make it easier to get started and help to put what you have seen on paper convincingly - from a quick sketch to an elaborate drawing. Further information at katja-rosenberg.de .
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Painting table
2026-11-07 @ 11:00
Get creative together. With the kind support of the Friends of the Museum Wiesbaden e.V.
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Children's tour
2026-11-07 @ 12:00
Children are the focus of this tour. Accompanying adults are very welcome. With the kind support of the Friends of the Museum Wiesbaden e.V.
Details →Sounding museum
2026-11-08 @ 11:00
With the format "Sounding Museum: The Sunday Matinee", we present live music four to five times a year (admission free and without registration) at the Museum Wiesbaden. All performing ensembles have the "Sinfonietta Mainz e. V.", a renowned orchestra with a long tradition that enriches the musical culture in the Rhine-Main region, as a common point of reference. Here, professionals, music students and ambitious amateur musicians make music together - united by a shared passion and the ambition to make every concert a sonorous, moving experience.
Details →Art & Religion
2026-11-12 @ 18:30
An event of the Catholic Adult Education Center (KEB) Limburg, with Dr. Simone Husemann and Dr. Stefan Scholz. Understanding ART and understanding the WORLD enter into a dialog with each other in this series of events. One Thursday evening a month, the focus is on a work of art from the Wiesbaden Museum. Dr. Simone Husemann, art historian, and Dr. Stefan Scholz, theologian, jointly organize these events. The artwork's own statements on God, the world and mankind, on the whole range of existential questions that affect us as human beings, offer visitors a multitude of points of reference. Art and faith are intrinsically related to each other; they fertilize each other and provide mutual impulses for processing reality. Today, both faith and art are related to the world.
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