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EXHIBITIONS in Mönchengladbach

Die Farbserigrafie des britischen Konzeptkünstlers Robin Page mit dem Tiotel There Are Those Who Eat Apples and Those Who Climb Them aus dem Jahre 1974 zeigt einen einzelnen gelben Apfel auf hellgelbem Grund aus dem ein talförmiges Stück herausgebissen wurde Die Bisskonturen sind in Kugelschreiberblau gezeichnet
Die Farbserigrafie des britischen Konzeptkünstlers Robin Page mit dem Tiotel There Are Those Who Eat Apples and Those Who Climb Them aus dem Jahre 1974 zeigt einen einzelnen gelben Apfel auf hellgelbem Grund aus dem ein talförmiges Stück herausgebissen wurde Die Bisskonturen sind in Kugelschreiberblau gezeichnet

Sammlung/Archiv Andersch: Feldversuch #4: Köpcke – Roth 21.11.2024 - 05.10.2025
Vernissage: 21.11.2024 17-20:30 Uhr
Kartenlink
Städtisches Museum Abteiberg
Di-So 11-18 h
Abteistraße 27, 41061 Mönchengladbach
02161-253637


The Museum Abteiberg, designed by Hans Hollein, is one of the internationally renowned museum buildings and was inaugurated in 1982. In 1985 it received the "Pritzker Award". The building complex is adapted to an extreme hillside and extends over three levels.

1 disabled parking space is available at Abteistraße 27. Access to the building for wheelchair users is stepless via a flat ramp next to the stairs to the Abteistraße entrance.

A wheelchair-accessible toilet is located on the garden level in the basement and can be reached barrier-free with the elevator. A cloakroom supervised by staff is located in the cash desk area.

With the exception of the pyramid room, all levels of the museum (entrance level, slab level, garden level) can be reached barrier-free via the elevator (door width 80 cm, inner surface 110 x 140 cm) and flat ramps. All door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.

Folding stools (30) and 1 wheelchair can be borrowed. Audio guides (25) are available. The texts of the audio guide can be downloaded from the museum website.

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired and in simple language are offered. The museum education department offers workshops for different target groups. Inquiries to Uwe Riedel on Tel.: 02161-252636 Email: riedel@museum-abteiberg.de

The museum café (entrance level) is barrier-free.

Assistance dogs are allowed.
1 disabled parking space is available at Abteistrasse 27.
Access to the building for wheelchair users is stepless via a flat ramp next to the stairs to the Abteistraße entrance
A wheelchair-accessible toilet is located on the garden level (basement) and can be reached barrier-free by elevator.
The three levels of the museum, entrance level (EG), plate level (OG) and garden level (UG) can be reached barrier-free with the lift. (door width 80 cm, inner surface 110 x 140 cm). The door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.
Guided tours are offered in easy language.
Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired are offered.
Audio guides (25) are available. The texts of the audio guide can be downloaded from the museum website.
Assistance dogs are allowed.
The museum café (entrance level) is barrier-free.
Audio guides (25) are available. Folding stools (30) can be borrowed.

1 wheelchair can be borrowed.

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired and in simple language are offered. The museum education department offers workshops for different target groups. Inquiries on Tel.: 02161-252636 Email: riedel@museum-abteiberg.de


COLLECTION/ARCHIVE ANDERSCH consists of works of art, a small library and diverse archival materials on over 50 artists from the wider Fluxus environment and is based on the collection of Dorothee and Erik Andersch (both 1940 - 2021). The collecting couple was an important part of the Rhenish Fluxus network of the 1960s and 1970s and maintained intensive friendly relationships with the artists represented in their collection. From the mid-1960s onwards, the special needs teacher Erik Andersch got to know many artists from the Rhenish art scene and subsequently also from the international Fluxus environment. As director of the Regenbogen student residence in Düsseldorf, he offered accommodation to some of them, including George Brecht and Robert Filliou as well as Nam June Paik, Robin Page and Takako Saito, and close friendships developed. On this personal basis, a collection was created from 1968 onwards that broadly defines the concept of Fluxus and also includes, for example, Dieter Roth, who was only loosely connected to Fluxus.

The Abteiberg Museum acquired the extensive collection in 2017. In the long term, the collection is to become a point of contact for research into Fluxus and the art of the 1960s and 1970s in the form of a display magazine. In preparation for this, the five-part exhibition series of field experiments serves to inventory the extensive collection piece by piece, research it and present it to the public. Field experiment #4: Køpcke – In addition to works and documents by Arthur Køpcke and Dieter Roth, Roth also looks at Shigeko Kubota, George Maciunas, Yoko Ono, Robin Page and Benjamin Patterson, among others.

Fig. Robin Page, There Are Those Who Eat Apples and Those Who Climb Them, 1974, ANDERSCH COLLECTION/ARCHIVE, photo: Ludwig Kuffer


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Stadtgeschichtliche Sammlung01.01.2022 - 31.12.2024
Kartenlink
Städtisches Museum Schloss Rheydt
Di-So 11-18 h
Schlossstr. 508, 41238 Mönchengladbach
02166-928900


Rheydt Castle in Mönchengladbach is the only architecturally completely preserved Renaissance castle on the Lower Rhine. Today, the castle and the outer bailey not only house the Municipal Museum of the City of Mönchengladbach, but are also a venue for a variety of cultural events and a local recreation area with extensive green spaces.

The mansion is fully wheelchair accessible. An elevator is available. A wheelchair-accessible toilet with an alarm button is also available.

The outer bailey is not fully accessible for wheelchair users.
The cobblestones on the outside paths can also present a slight barrier. Walking aids with small wheels do not roll comfortably there. Steep inclines cannot be overcome on the paths.

The casemates can only be accessed via stairs.

The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 02166-9289016 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.
A wheelchair-accessible elevator is available.
A wheelchair accessible toilet is available.
The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 0 21 66 – 9 28 90 – 16 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.
Assistance dogs are allowed but must be on a leash.





Sammlung Seuwen
Antikensammlung
01.01.2022 - 31.12.2024
Kartenlink
Städtisches Museum Schloss Rheydt
Di-So 11-18 h
Schlossstr. 508, 41238 Mönchengladbach
02166-928900


Rheydt Castle in Mönchengladbach is the only architecturally completely preserved Renaissance castle on the Lower Rhine. Today, the castle and the outer bailey not only house the Municipal Museum of the City of Mönchengladbach, but are also a venue for a variety of cultural events and a local recreation area with extensive green spaces.

The mansion is fully wheelchair accessible. An elevator is available. A wheelchair-accessible toilet with an alarm button is also available.

The outer bailey is not fully accessible for wheelchair users.
The cobblestones on the outside paths can also present a slight barrier. Walking aids with small wheels do not roll comfortably there. Steep inclines cannot be overcome on the paths.

The casemates can only be accessed via stairs.

The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 02166-9289016 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.
A wheelchair-accessible elevator is available.
A wheelchair accessible toilet is available.
The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 0 21 66 – 9 28 90 – 16 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.
Assistance dogs are allowed but must be on a leash.





Die Burg. Das Schloss. Das Museum.
Dauerausstellung
22.09.2024 - 31.12.2024
Kartenlink
Städtisches Museum Schloss Rheydt
Di-So 11-18 h
Schlossstr. 508, 41238 Mönchengladbach
02166-928900


Rheydt Castle in Mönchengladbach is the only architecturally completely preserved Renaissance castle on the Lower Rhine. Today, the castle and the outer bailey not only house the Municipal Museum of the City of Mönchengladbach, but are also a venue for a variety of cultural events and a local recreation area with extensive green spaces.

The mansion is fully wheelchair accessible. An elevator is available. A wheelchair-accessible toilet with an alarm button is also available.

The outer bailey is not fully accessible for wheelchair users.
The cobblestones on the outside paths can also present a slight barrier. Walking aids with small wheels do not roll comfortably there. Steep inclines cannot be overcome on the paths.

The casemates can only be accessed via stairs.

The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 02166-9289016 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.
A wheelchair-accessible elevator is available.
A wheelchair accessible toilet is available.
The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 0 21 66 – 9 28 90 – 16 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.
Assistance dogs are allowed but must be on a leash.





Ari Benjamin Meyers – KUNSTHALLE FOR MUSIC in Mönchengladbach, Act III19.01.2025 - 23.02.2025
Kartenlink
Städtisches Museum Abteiberg
Di-So 11-18 h
Abteistraße 27, 41061 Mönchengladbach
02161-253637


The Museum Abteiberg, designed by Hans Hollein, is one of the internationally renowned museum buildings and was inaugurated in 1982. In 1985 it received the "Pritzker Award". The building complex is adapted to an extreme hillside and extends over three levels.

1 disabled parking space is available at Abteistraße 27. Access to the building for wheelchair users is stepless via a flat ramp next to the stairs to the Abteistraße entrance.

A wheelchair-accessible toilet is located on the garden level in the basement and can be reached barrier-free with the elevator. A cloakroom supervised by staff is located in the cash desk area.

With the exception of the pyramid room, all levels of the museum (entrance level, slab level, garden level) can be reached barrier-free via the elevator (door width 80 cm, inner surface 110 x 140 cm) and flat ramps. All door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.

Folding stools (30) and 1 wheelchair can be borrowed. Audio guides (25) are available. The texts of the audio guide can be downloaded from the museum website.

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired and in simple language are offered. The museum education department offers workshops for different target groups. Inquiries to Uwe Riedel on Tel.: 02161-252636 Email: riedel@museum-abteiberg.de

The museum café (entrance level) is barrier-free.

Assistance dogs are allowed.
1 disabled parking space is available at Abteistrasse 27.
Access to the building for wheelchair users is stepless via a flat ramp next to the stairs to the Abteistraße entrance
A wheelchair-accessible toilet is located on the garden level (basement) and can be reached barrier-free by elevator.
The three levels of the museum, entrance level (EG), plate level (OG) and garden level (UG) can be reached barrier-free with the lift. (door width 80 cm, inner surface 110 x 140 cm). The door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.
Guided tours are offered in easy language.
Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired are offered.
Audio guides (25) are available. The texts of the audio guide can be downloaded from the museum website.
Assistance dogs are allowed.
The museum café (entrance level) is barrier-free.
Audio guides (25) are available. Folding stools (30) can be borrowed.

1 wheelchair can be borrowed.

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired and in simple language are offered. The museum education department offers workshops for different target groups. Inquiries on Tel.: 02161-252636 Email: riedel@museum-abteiberg.de