Museum Gunzenhauser

FAMED

23.07.2023 – 15.10.2023

Address and Contact Information

Falkeplatz, 09112 Chemnitz
Mailing address and barrier-free access:
Stollberger Straße 2, 09119 Chemnitz
T +49 (0)371 488 7024, F +49 (0)371 488 7099
gunzenhauser@stadt-chemnitz.de

Opening hours

February to May 2026: Wed – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
from June 2026: Tue – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
closed 24./25./31.12.

Address and Contact Information

Falkeplatz, 09112 Chemnitz
Mailing address and barrier-free access:
Stollberger Straße 2, 09119 Chemnitz
T +49 (0)371 488 7024, F +49 (0)371 488 7099
gunzenhauser@stadt-chemnitz.de

Opening hours

February to May 2026: Wed – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
from June 2026: Tue – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
closed 24./25./31.12.

Kapital

With the Leipzig artist-duo FAMED (Sebastian M. Kretzschmar and Jan Thomaneck) the Museum Gunzenhauser is again devoting its attention to young contemporary artists from Saxony. FAMED are not only showing works in the museum in the form of site-specific installations and a selection of existing objects, they are also integrating urban space into their exhibition. In doing so the artists who were born in the GRD engage with the specific economic and political situation in that region and the associated issue of an (eastern) German identity. FAMED have developed new works for the show in which capitalism colours the all-embracing atmosphere. For example, Karl Marx’s Das Kapital becomes a bouncy castle, a symbol of the apparently constantly self-perpetuating neo-liberal cycle. Do you dare to play with it?

Gallery

The houses of the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz

Museum Gunzenhauser, Foto: Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz/PUNCTUM/Bertram Kober

Museum Gunzenhauser

The Museum Gunzenhauser houses the collection of the Munich gallery owner Dr. Alfred Gunzenhauser and holds more than 3,000 works by 270 artists, including works of classic modern art and from the second half of the 20th century. The owner is the Gunzenhauser Foundation.

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  • Admission

    General admission 10 Euros, reduced admission 6,50 Euros

    For children and adolescents through age 17, as well as for students of the Technical University Chemnitz, holders of a Chemnitzpass, and chaperones to severely handicapped persons, admission is always free.
    For further information regarding individual and group admission fees and combination tickets valid for more than one of the museums within the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, please see the schedule of fees (Entgeltordnung).

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  • Combination Ticket – Art Collections at Theaterplatz and Gunzenhauser Museum

    From November 4, 2025: general admission 18 euros, reduced admission 12 euros

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  • Combination Ticket – All Museums Including Rabenstein Castle

    From November 4, 2025: general admission 28 euros, reduced admission 19 euros

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  • Opening hours

    February to May 2026: Wed – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
    from June 2026: Tue – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
    closed 24./25./31.12.

  • Getting there

    Stollberger Straße 2, Chemnitz
    Getting there from Chemnitz Main Station: tram no. 4 (direction Hutholz) to the Falkeplatz/Museum Gunzenhauser stop

  • Barriere·Freiheit

    Der barrierefreie Eingang ist Stollberger Straße 2.
    Rollstuhl·Nutzer können alle Räume besuchen.

    Blinden·Hunde und Therapie·Hunde dürfen mit ins Museum.
    Für blinde Menschen gibt es einige Tast-Bilder.

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