Expressionism is a category of art or art movement represented by several artists such as Emil Nolde, Adolf Hölzel and Al Held. Across 11 recent stories, Nolde Museum Seebüll, August-Macke-Haus and Botin Centre have covered Expressionism.
Image: Foyer of the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart with the renovation campaign icon. Courtesy Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
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Image: Foyer of the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart with the renovation campaign icon. Courtesy Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
The Staatsgalerie Stuttgart will close its longstanding presentation of Classical Modernism in the Stirling Building on 11 October 2026, ahead of a comprehensive redesign of the galleries and preparatory work for energy-efficiency renovations.
A lecture will examine how Franz Marc’s work was renegotiated under Nazism amid cultural-political exclusion, national appropriation and continuing esteem.
Berlin’s Brücke Museum is presenting ‘Draußen… Im Museum’, an exhibition examining the motif of nature in the art of the Brücke group, through 25 October 2026.
Emil Nolde’s 1931 painting ‘Herbstblumen (A)’ is currently on view at the Nolde Museum Seebüll in Germany as part of the institution’s 70th annual exhibition.
The Museum August Macke Haus in Bonn will open ‘Chunqing Huang: Reflections’ on September 9, presenting around 70 works by the Frankfurt-based artist, including paintings and photographs.
Image: Foyer of the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart with the renovation campaign icon. Courtesy Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Image: Lenbachhaus, Munich
Image: Kirchner Museum Davos
Image: Brücke Museum, Berlin
Image: Emil Nolde, „Zwei am Meeresstrand“ (Ausschnitt), Gemälde 1903, © Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
Image: August-Macke-Haus, Bonn
