Art Into Life! Collector Wolfgang Hahn and the 60 Catalog
Founded in 1985, the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst brings people together, who are 'experts on and lovers of fine art; people for whom this subtle combination entails a sense of responsibility for fine art,' equally stated in the preamble to the Gesellschaft'south charter. Since its foundation, the Gesellschaft has supported a number of the Museum Ludwig's diverse exhibitions and projects
Permanent Collection at the Museum Ludwig
The permanent collection with outstanding works of modern and contemporary art is the heart of the Museum Ludwig. The gimmicky art forms the courage and foundation of the museum, looking into the past and the future. In lodge to convey the wide range and diversity of subject affair of the contemporary art drove, the presentation on the basement floor will change about every two years.
The Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst continuously supports the Museum Ludwig in the new presentation of its gimmicky collection.
Additional information on the permanent collection
Exhibitions
The realisation of exhibitions is one of the core activities of the Museum Ludwig. One focus of our delivery is thus also the support of special exhibitions.
Since 2001 the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst has substantially supported the presentation of more than than twenty exhibitions in the Museum Ludwig, including: James Rosenquist. Painting as Immersion (2017/eighteen), Art Into Life! Collector Wolfgang Hahn and the 60s (2017), Fernand Léger. Painting in Space (2016), HERE AND NOW at Museum Ludwig: Heimo Zobernig (2016), Ludwig goes Popular (2014), David Hockney (2012), Joel Shapiro (2011) and Edward Hopper (2004).
To the exhibitions of the Museum Ludwig
Wolfgang Hahn Prize
The almanac awarding of the Wolfgang Hahn Prize is one of the highlights of our commitment to the Museum Ludwig. The prize is endowed with a maximum of 100,000 Euros financed from contributions and donations from our members and earmarked for the acquisition of a work by the honoured artist for the collection of the museum. The sponsors BAUWENS and Ebner Stolz and support the evening of the award ceremony and a publication on the acquisition.
Additional data on the Wolfgang Hahn Prize
Catalogues and Publications
With the goal of fostering the interest in and the engagement with art on diverse levels, the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst has published or helped to publish numerous exhibition catalogues and publications on electric current topics revolving around modern andcontemporary art, including the publications accompanying the Wolfgang Hahn Prize and the catalogue to the exhibition 'Joan Mitchell. Retrospective. Her Life and Paintings'. The Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst has made a substantial contribution to the new Museum Ludwig's collection catalogue, which was published in 2018.
To the publications of the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst
To the publications of the Museum Ludwig
kunst:dialoge and "Junge Nacht"
The so-called 'Kunst:Dialoge' provide a platform for an open exchange on topics of modern and contemporary art among peers. Fine art history students from the universities in Cologne, Bonn and Düsseldorf are trained as art mediators and answer art-related questions in the Museum Ludwig on selected dates. The highlight of the program of the 'kunst:dialoge' is the ' Junge Nacht': Here, fine art enthusiasts are given the opportunity to detect the collection of the Museum Ludwig together with 30 immature experts until midnight.
The 'Kunst:Dialoge' were initiated in 2003 by a group of young students in cooperation with the Museum Ludwig and the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst and are supported by the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst.
Boosted information on the 'Kunst:Dialoge'
Special Projects and Lectures
It is specially 'out of the ordinary' events and projects that make an institution like the Museum Ludwig a lively and innovative venue. Lectures, film screenings, readings and musical performances open new perspectives onto fine art. Time and again, the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst thus supports individual events and projects, such as erstwhile director Kasper König's benefit auction 'Artists for the Museum Ludwig' in 2012.
With the public lecture series Art in Context the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst also invites a broad public to engage in selected topics revolving around art theory and practice (free admission).
Source: https://gesellschaft-museum-ludwig.de/en/initiativen-und-preise/foerderungen
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