Easter in Chemnitz

[until 29 June]
Frei Otto characterised the architecture of the 20th century with his pioneering spirit and his work in lightweight construction. The Japanese architect Kengo Kuma was also inspired by him. Beyond Geometry is dedicated to these two architects.

[Sunday, 20 April, 13.30 / club night from 23.00 / transit]
"ab ovo" - from the egg, from the beginning - stands for a new beginning: a party culture that reflects on consumption and explores mindful alternatives of experience. The event opens up a space for exchange and new perspectives in order to establish mental health as a central element of club culture.
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[until 29 June]
Mining has been carried out in the Ore Mountains for three and a half millennia. Treasures & Tragedies tells of power and wealth, of pioneering technical innovations, but also of the exploitation of people and nature.

[Saturday, 19 April, 4 pm / until 26 April]
At Dialogue Fields, international and Chemnitz artists meet and develop new art formats. The first results will be presented on Saturday, followed by spontaneous interventions over the next week.

[until 18 May]
The Chemnitz Industrial Museum presents John Cage. Museumcircle. Over 100 objects from 52 museums and exhibition spaces in the region have been randomly selected and randomly arranged. Between nutcrackers, motorbikes and expressionist art, a space for free association about the region's cultural heritage has been created.

[until 4 September]
The exhibition Werkschau - Made in Saxony impressively demonstrates why good design, smart solutions and unconventional ideas make all the difference. Furniture and interiors, design and illustration, film and music, fashion and accessories, art and performance.

The Members' Assembly exhibition is decentralised throughout the city of Chemnitz. 50 shops are displaying portraits of Chemnitz garage users in their shop windows and rooms, which were taken by photographer Maria Sturm with her analogue mid-range camera.

The Karl Schmidt-Rottluff House is the childhood home of the German expressionist Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, co-founder of the Brücke group of artists and one of the most important German artists of the 20th century. An exhibition focuses on his work and biography and the history of Expressionism in Chemnitz.

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[10 April - 10 August]
In GDR times, "Wismut" mined weapons-grade uranium for the Soviet Union - and collected fine art on a grand scale. In Zwickau, at an authentic site of Wismut's history, Sun seekers! presents the most extensive art collection of a GDR company.

The PURPLE PATH art and sculpture trail will showcase works by renowned international, national and Saxon artists. The result is an exhibition in public space that tells the story of people, craftsmanship and industry and invites visitors to discover these stories.