Preview 2026
Exhibitions 2026: Preview
Reiselustig. Traveling with Felix the Rabbit
March 28 – September 13, 2026
The exhibition invites children and families on a creative journey of discovery through six exciting themed rooms. Artworks and interactive stations combine fun, knowledge, and cultural history. Felix, the popular stuffed rabbit, accompanies visitors through a variety of worlds with humor and curiosity.
Animals
November 27, 2026 – April 18, 2027
Life without animals would be almost unimaginable. This exhibition invites visitors to take a fresh look at this special relationship through the eyes of art – between closeness and distance, admiration and domination, affection and purpose. Works by Albrecht Dürer, Franz Marc, and Louise Bourgeois enter into a fascinating dialogue with scientific specimens and contemporary interpretations.
RADAR: Eda Aslan
17.10.2026 – 17.1.2027
Eda Aslan (born 1993, Istanbul) is an artist and researcher based in Hamburg. She graduated from Marmara University with degrees in sculpture and painting and began her MA studies in Time Based Media at the University of Fine Arts Hamburg in 2021. Her work deals with abandoned spaces, narratives, archives, and testimonies that have been omitted, forgotten, or not documented in historiography. She illuminates these in the context of personal experience and collective memory.
Skulptur Projekte 2027
The Skulptur Projekte, which have taken place every ten years since 1977, have established themselves as a globally significant exhibition that explores the relationship between art and the public. In summer 2027, the sixth edition of Skulptur Projekte will celebrate its 50th anniversary under the artistic direction of 'What, How and for Whom/WHW'.
Museum of Broken Relationships
2027
The Museum of Broken Relationships from Zagreb is visiting Münster and displaying personal objects and stories from failed relationships. The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on loss, healing, and human connection. It creates a space for empathy and shared experiences in the atrium.