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Edwin Scharff Museum
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PRESS INFORMATION

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Press contact art museum
Dr. Helga Gutbrod
T. +49 731 7050-2520
esm@neu-ulm.de

Karin Seyferth
T. +49 731 7050-2520
esm@neu-ulm.de

Press contact children’s museum
Birgit Höppl
T. +49 731 7050-2520
esm@neu-ulm.de

Permanent collection Edwin Scharff

Press texts (in German)

Pressefotos

  • Edwin Scharff im Atelier an der "Hockenden" arbeitend

    Edwin Scharff in his studio working on the „Hockende“ Photo: Städtische Sammlungen Neu-Ulm

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  • Edwin Scharff, Die Hockende, 1926-28

    Exhibition view to the permant collection Edwin Scharff
    Edwin Scharff, Die Hockende, 1926-28, marble
    Permant loan of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie
    © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn for the works by Edwin Scharff, Photo: Nik Schölzel

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  • Raumansicht Sammlung Scharff Raum 3

    Exhibition view to the permant collection Edwin Scharff © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn for the works by Edwin Scharff, Photo: Nik Schölzel

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Postproduction — Stefan Wissel in dialogue with Edwin Scharff

Press texts (in German)

Pressefotos

  • Bronzestatue Postproduktion Edwin Scharff

    Stefan Wissel
    Postproduction, 2019
    Bronce statue (Edwin Scharff „Young Athlete“),
    Smarties, 189 x 64 x 55 cm
    Photo: Stefan Wissel

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  • Bronzestatue Postproduktion Edwin Scharff

    Stefan Wissel
    Postproduction, Detail, 2019
    Bronce statue (Edwin Scharff „Young Athlete“),
    Smarties, 189 x 64 x 55 cm
    Photo: Stefan Wissel

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  • Inszenierung in der Ständigen Sammlung zu Edwin Scharff, 2018

    Stefan Wissel
    Presentation in the exhibition to Edwin Scharff, 2018
    Drawings, terracottas and molds by Edwin Scharff; selection and presentation by Stefan Wissel
    Photo: Stefan Wissel

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Permanent collection Ernst Geitlinger

Press texts (in German)

Pressefotos

  • Ernst Geitlinger mit einer Plastik von Ewald Mataré

    Ernst Geitlinger with a sculpture by Ewald Mataré
    Photo: Städtische Sammlungen Neu-Ulm

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  • Das Foto zeigt Gemälde von Ernst Geitlinger im Museum.

    Exhibition view to the permant collection Ernst Geitlinger
    Photo: Nik Schölzel

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  • Blick in die Ständige Ausstellung zu Ernst Geitlinger

    Exhibition view to the permant collection Ernst Geitlinger and his pupils – front: artwork “Tw T-4-75/B” (1975) by Uli Pohl.
    Photo: Nik Schölzel

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If you need any information on the exhibition in English, feel free to contact us via esm@neu-ulm.de

Special Exhibition at the Art Museum
“Everyone is a dancer”–Dance becomes art. Part 1: Beginnings

Press texts (in German)

Press photos

  • Loïe Fuller
    Serpentine Dance
    c. 1903-1912
    John Neumeier Foundation

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  • Rudolf Jobst
    “Grete Wiesenthal dances the Danube Waltz by J. Strauss”
    1909
    John Neumeier Foundation

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  • Georg Kolbe
    Dancer (Nijinsky)
    1919
    Karl H. Knauf Collection

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Special exhibition children’s museum
All the things that you can doAn expedition into the world of activities

Press texts

Press photos

  • A girl uses both hands to operate a hand-operated drill. A second girl helps her by holding the rod into which the hole is being drilled. Both girls are wearing leather aprons.

    Who can help with the wood workshop? There’s a lot to do here: sawing, drilling, constructing. It works best in a team.
    Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina Strilic

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  • A girl tries to pick a lock on a letterbox. Two other girls watch her spellbound. A dark room can be seen in the background. Something is written on the walls in strange characters.

    Who can crack the code? Language agents solve tricky puzzles about written language.
    Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina Strilic

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  • A girl in a yellow jumper is lying in a nursing bed. A woman in a pink jumper brings her something to eat. The food is served on a tray and is colourless.

    Does that taste good? A station on the subject of caring invites visitors to look after and be looked after.
    Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina Strilic

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  • A woman and a little boy are sitting in front of a light table with a small amount of sand scattered on it. The two of them are drawing in the sand.

    Drawing in sand creates fleeting images. This almost meditative activity makes it easy to forget the time.
    Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina Strilic

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  • A kiosk-like wooden hut stands in a large room. ‘Könnomat’ ("you-can-machine") is written on the kiosk in orange neon lettering. Flags stick out of the hut and questions such as ‘What are you keen on learning’ are written on the wreath around it. In front of it are posters inviting people to join in. In the background is a telephone box from the 70s.

    The ‘Könnomat’ (“You-can-machine”)welcomes visitors to the ‘All the things that YOU can do’ exhibition and introduces them to the topic of discovering their own abilities and strengths.
    Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum

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  • An older man and three boys aged 6 to 9 are trying to finish laying a piece of parquet flooring together. They are all working together on the pattern that needs to be laid.

    ‘all the things that YOU can do’ – maybe laying parquet flooring or working really well in a team? Visitors can discover their abilities from 27 October at the Edwin Scharff Museum.
    Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina Strilic

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  • A woman and a teenager stand together in front of a large thread diagram. The woman in the pink jumper is wrapping a thread around a round wooden element with a skill she is particularly good at printed on it.

    What skills and strengths do I have? Visitors to the hands-on exhibition can thread themselves into a thread diagram and realise: the skills of many people contribute to the big picture.
    Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina Strilic

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