From the floating elephant, the dancing power pole and the mystery of the sun, Georg Kolbe, Wilhelm Lueg, 1940–1941, St. Antony-Hütte Klosterhardt © […]
When the Iraq War began in the spring of 2003, Anja Niedringhaus had already been reporting from crisis and conflict zones for many years. Her experiences […]
The International Comic Salon in Erlangen is the most important comic festival in Europe. Since 2016, I have been a member of the jury involved in the selection process […]
When Anja Niedringhaus was sent to the war in the former Yugoslavia for the European Pressphoto Agency (EPA) in the early 1990s […]
When the young Anja Niedringhaus was taking photographs for a local newspaper in Höxter, the editorial staff one day simply handed her the car keys […]
The exhibition “German Pop Art – Between Provocation and Mainstream. The Heinz Beck Collection on loan to the LUDWIGGALERIE” […]
The participants of LUDWIG:CHARTS in carnival costumes © LUDWIGGALERIE Schloss Oberhausen “How am I supposed to choose with so many pictures? […]
Minister of Culture Ina Brandes at the LUDWIGGALERIE | Reception in the museum foyer © LUDWIGGALERIE Oberhausen Castle On Wednesday, April 22, […]
Anniversary cookies & programs | The museum foyer fills with anniversary guests © LUDWIGGALERIE Oberhausen Castle A house that lives recognizes […]
“Do you love art? If so, what color?” – rarely does an art movement begin with a question that is so difficult to answer […]