Museum Gunzenhauser

Jay Gard. Gabriele

30.03.2019 – 28.07.2019

Opening hours

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

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

The artist Jay Gard (born 1984), who grew up in Chemnitz, shows works made especially for this exhibition, all of whom make a direct reference to the collection of Dr. Alfred Gunzenhauser. To this end, the artist selected Gabriele Münter’s Herbstliches Blumenstillleben (c. 1912) and used this as the basis for his colour wheels, geometric colour objects, and sculptures. He engages in this way with questions about colour systems and how they are perceived.

In the series Young Contemporary Art from Saxony, young female and male artists are given the opportunity to have their first solo show in a museum. The aim is not only to promote a new generation of artists in Saxony but also to present contemporary artistic positions and questions.

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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  • Opening hours

    Tue – Sun, public holidays 11 am – 6 pm
    closed 24., 25. & 31.12.

  • 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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  • Museum Shop

    Publications, postcards, posters, and other merchandise are available at the ticket counter.
    Orders may be e-mailed to service.kunstsammlungen@stadt-chemnitz.de or faxed to +49 (0)371 488 4498. Kindly use our order Form (Bestellformular).

  • 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

  • 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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