City Gloss

Dusseldorf the metropolis for vernissages, exhibitions and museums be given. The Dusseldorf-based Art Academy has produced many well known artists. Renowned painter, sculptor and performance artist characterise the cultural life of the city. Art students, artists, and those who want to be there, how much creativity in the Rhine city lies hidden show in dozens of small and large exhibitions in Dusseldorf.Dusseldorf’s long artistic tradition goes back up in the time of elector Jan Wellem and his successor, Carl Theodor, the 1772 the Academy of Arts opened. Since 19th century influenced the Dusseldorf School of painting art. Starting with landscape painting, about the beginning of modernism, to the new beginning of the avant-garde. Whether it’s the famous painter Jorg Immendorff, sculptor Thomas Schutte and photographer of Andreas Andreas Gursky, everybody loves the city on the Rhine, live and work here.

Last but not least, the Art Academy which provides students from around the world, provides for a living Art scene which presents their works with small exhibitions. Dusseldorf offers not only exciting exhibitions in the many galleries of the city, but also various museums, which boasts its exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photography, and much more. For all those interested in art, Dusseldorf is a place of pilgrimage in Germany, not even in Europe. Here a collection of tips for great museums and exhibition spaces in Dusseldorf, is worth it to visit: Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen / K20 at the Grabbeplatz (type: Museum of art) Museum Kunst Palast (type: Art Museum) collections of the Heinrich-Heine-University of Dusseldorf (type: culture collections) collections of the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf (type: cult toward.) Collection) NRW-Forum culture and economy (type: fashion, contemporary art, design and architecture) Kunsthalle Dusseldorf (type: contemporary art) Kunst IM tunnel (type: contemporary art) KAI 10 space for art (type: contemporary art) KunstRaum Dusseldorf (type:) Contemporary art)