Image: Kunsthalle Rostock
Kunsthalle Rostock will open an exhibition devoted to Susanne Kandt-Horn on 27 September 2026. Titled ‘Eines Tages...’, the presentation is listed as part of the Kunsthalle’s forthcoming programme in Rostock, Germany. The institution has not published an end date for the exhibition.
The announcement appears in the Kunsthalle Rostock’s September programme, which identifies the exhibition only by the artist’s name, title and opening date. No curatorial statement, checklist, biography of Kandt-Horn or information about the exhibition’s scope is provided in the available material. Accordingly, the presentation’s themes, number of works and loans cannot be confirmed.
The programme is accompanied by an image of ‘Charitas’ (1972), identified as an oil painting on hardboard by Susanne Kandt-Horn. The work is held by the Brandenburgisches Landesmuseum für moderne Kunst. The image is credited to photographer Ludwig Rauch, with copyright attributed to VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, for 2026. The published caption does not explicitly state whether ‘Charitas’ will be included in the exhibition.
Kunsthalle Rostock describes itself as a museum for contemporary art and maintains a collection, exhibition programme, public tours and educational activities. Its present building was designed in 1964 and opened five years later; the institution’s website describes the Kunsthalle as having been regarded as a prestigious object of cultural policy in the German Democratic Republic. The museum is located at Hamburger Straße 40 in Rostock and is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., according to its website.
The Kandt-Horn announcement forms part of a broader autumn programme. The Kunsthalle’s website lists Olaf Heine’s ‘Human Conditions’ through 6 September 2026, Janosch’s ‘Mein Panama’ from 14 August through 22 November 2026, and Hedwig Holtz-Sommer’s ‘Auf das Menschliche kommt es an...’ from 6 August 2026 through 31 December 2027. These exhibitions are separate from the newly announced Kandt-Horn presentation.
The September newsletter also lists a public chamber concert on 27 September at 6 p.m., as well as recurring tours of the museum’s collection storage on Tuesdays and of the exhibitions on Thursdays. No opening event or other programme specifically connected to ‘Eines Tages...’ is identified in the supplied announcement. The exhibition is scheduled to begin at Kunsthalle Rostock on 27 September 2026.
