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SUMMARY:Collection display
DESCRIPTION:April–September\, Mon–Sun\, 10 am–7 pm\nOctober–March\, Mon–Sun\, 10 am–5 pm\nThe coll­ec­tion of museum founder Karl-Heinrich Müller covers a remar­kable spectrum. Its focus is on European modernism\, archaeo­lo­gical artefacts from early to modern times\, and East Asian art. The initially private coll­ec­tion was not created out of art-histo­rical moti­va­tion or according to criteria of syste­matic comple­teness\, but rather out of indi­vi­dual passion and an interest in seemingly divergent works. It can be viewed as a permanent instal­la­tion in the buildings and grounds of the Museum Insel Hombroich\, changing with the daylight and the seasons. \nThe exterior and interior spaces adjoin one another without any mediating thres­holds. The immediate proximity of the works to the surroun­ding park and meadow landscape is a parti­cular attrac­tion.
URL:https://www.inselhombroich.de/event/collection-display/
LOCATION:Museum Insel Hombroich
CATEGORIES:Ausstellung,permanent exhibition
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SUMMARY:Wachhaus #22: Niels Fäßle
DESCRIPTION:Das gepflegte Monument\nOpening: 6 September\, 2pm\nMo–Sun 10am–6pm\nIn his instal­la­tion at the entrance to the missile station\, Niels Fäßle mounts a U‑shaped flower box on the Wachhaus. It wraps around the white building like a border and blocks the door. The question of the flower box’s purpose is central here: Is it a deco­ra­tion\, a border\, an archi­tec­tural detail\, or even a sculpture in its own right? In any case\, its function remains deli­bera­tely ambiguous. \nNiels Fäßle first studied under Prof. Thomas Grünfeld and then under Prof. Alexandra Birken at the Kunst­aka­demie Düssel­dorf. \nThe Wachhaus exhi­bi­tion series is a colla­bo­ra­tion with the Kunst­aka­demie Düssel­dorf\, in which students create a new on-site instal­la­tion every two months. After a cycle of six presen­ta­tions\, one work is honored the following year at an awards ceremony. \n 
URL:https://www.inselhombroich.de/event/wachhaus-22-niels-faessle-3/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:Wachhaus\, Raketenstation
CATEGORIES:Ausstellung
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261010T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261010T160000
DTSTAMP:20261010T020731
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SUMMARY:What Now Is – 30 Years Raketenstation Hombroich
DESCRIPTION:opening: 6 September 2026\nFri–Sun 12–4 pm\nSiza-Pavillon\, Field Institute Hombroich \nShortly after Karl-Heinrich Müller acquired the former NATO missile base at Hombroich\, the first appart­ments and studios were occupied in the former military buildings at the end of 1994. A diverse range of acti­vi­ties relating to music\, lite­ra­ture\, the visual arts and archi­tec­ture soon began to flourish on the site. This spirit of inviting dialogue and offering hospi­ta­lity continues to foster a lively artistic exchange at this location to this day. As part of the foundation’s anni­ver­sary cele­bra­tions\, the artists living and working at the Rake­ten­sta­tion will offer a glimpse into their own creative work and invite addi­tional guests to join them. \nparti­ci­pants: Frauke Dannert\, Jennifer Eckert\, Oswald Egger\, Annette Elster\, Katharina Grosse\, Michael Growe\, Katharina Hinsberg\, Koldobika Jauregi\, Tadashi Kawamata\, Thomas Kling\, Imi Knoebel\, Oliver Kruse (with HLRS\, Univer­sity of Stuttgart)\, Ursula Kruse\, Gerhard Lampers­berg\, Ute Langanky\, Evdokia Michail­idou\, Jaeyun Moon\, Katsuhito Nishikawa\, Georg Schmidt\, Yuko Shiraishi\, Christoph Staude\, Simone Gisela Weber\, Elias Wessel \n  \nWe cordially invite you to the exhi­bi­tion opening on September 6\, 2026\, which will feature a diverse program of accom­panying events:\n12:00 pm: Opening of the daylight project by guest artists Anna Schütten\, featuring a sound instal­la­tion and images by Judith Anna Schmidt\, with Helene Appel\, Laurence Egloff\, and Monika Jarecka in two of the Drei Kapellen in the Kirkeby-Feld\n2:00 pm: Opening of Wachhaus #22 with an instal­la­tion by Niels Fäßle at the entrance to the Rake­ten­sta­tion Hombroich\n3:00 pm: Opening of the exhi­bi­tion What Now Is – 30 Years of Rake­ten­sta­tion Hombroich in the Siza Pavilion. At the same time\, the premiere of the video instal­la­tion if the balloon went up…\, produced by the artist duo Korpys/Löffler for Rake­ten­sta­tion Hombroich\, will be on view in the Räume für Foto­grafie\n4:30 pm: Concert by Annette Elster (vocals\, host) and Christoph Staude (piano\, featuring works by Georg Kröll\, Gerhard Lampers­berg\, and Christoph Staude) in the event hall\nStarting around 5:30 pm: The day concludes with food and drinks in the event hall \nIn addition\, the studios of Ute Langanky\, Oliver Kruse\, Michael Growe/Georg Schmidt\, and the guest studio (Judith Anna Schmidt) will be open from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. \nAs part of the exhi­bi­tion\, there are following events:\n15.10.2026 at 7 pm: Das Hombro-ich. lecture by Oswald Egger\n31.1.2027  at 11 am: Thomas Kling. read by Oswald Egger \nSupported by
URL:https://www.inselhombroich.de/event/was-jetzt-ist-30-jahre-raketenstation-hombroich/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:Siza-Pavillon\, Raketenstation
CATEGORIES:Ausstellung
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SUMMARY:Café Biemel
DESCRIPTION:Café Biemel is open from 12 to 6 pm. Further infor­ma­tion can be found here.
URL:https://www.inselhombroich.de/event/cafe-biemel/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:Raketenstation Hombroich
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:if the balloon went up ...
DESCRIPTION:Fr–Su 12–5 pm\, to 4 pm from november on\nBetween 1963 and 1989\, the Belgian Air Force operated eight Nike missile sites in West Germany as part of NATO’s air defense belt\, including the site in Kapellen-Erft (Hombroich). In addition to the Belgian units\, U.S. soldiers were also stationed there to monitor secret nuclear warheads in order to thwart a potential Russian attack. Based on an extensive archive of images and data from soldiers in various units\, the video if the balloon went up … by the artist duo Korpys/Löffler tells a version of the story from the perspec­tive of an arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence that has access to the soldiers’ diary entries\, sleep logs\, and neuro­lo­gical scans. \n \nSupported by\n 
URL:https://www.inselhombroich.de/event/if-the-balloon-wnet-up/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:Räume für Fotografie\, Raketenstation
CATEGORIES:Ausstellung
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SUMMARY:Women – 10 years Skulpturenhalle
DESCRIPTION:mehr
URL:https://www.inselhombroich.de/event/skulpturenhalle-neuss-jane-und-louise-wilson-2-2-2/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:Skulpturenhalle Neuss
CATEGORIES:Ausstellung
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SUMMARY:NEW OCEAN (I know very well… And yet) – Hombroich Ed. · Morteratsch Glacier
DESCRIPTION:10 October\, 12 to 7 pm and 11 October\, 11 am to 6 pm\nNEW OCEAN was created in 2019 as an attempt to make the climate crisis physi­cally percep­tible. Seven years later\, the project returns to a world in which the crisis is no longer hard to recognize\, and to a glacier that continues to disappear. On October 10 and 11\, 2026\, the Ballet of Diffe­rence\, under the direction of Richard Siegal\, will present NEW OCEAN Hombroich Ed. · Morte­ratsch Glacier—an adapt­a­tion developed speci­fi­cally for the Zwölf-Räume-Haus—a work straddling the line between art and science\, combining sound instal­la­tion\, perfor­mance\, and sculpture. \nOrigi­nally developed as a full-length stage work in dialogue with Merce Cunningham’s OCEAN\, NEW OCEAN premiered in 2019 at the Schau­spiel Köln. Climate data formed the basis for a choreo­gra­phic system that trans­lated envi­ron­mental processes into movement. In 2021\, the work was reim­agined at Kolumba in Cologne as NEW OCEAN SEA CYCLE: a conti­nuous perfor­mance spanning day and night\, struc­tured according to sidereal and lunar time. In 2025\, the project expanded at the Museum Folkwang with LUNAR CYCLE\, a 28-day live instal­la­tion spanning a complete lunar cycle. \nThe Hombroich edition is based on Ludwig Berger’s audio recor­dings of the Morte­ratsch Glacier—its cracking\, flowing\, and melting. Richard Siegal trans­lates the glacier’s daily melting rates\, modeled on a daily basis\, into a choreo­graphy that seven dancers from the Ballett of Diffe­rence perform in the museum’s Zwölf-Räume-Haus. \nThe exhi­bi­tion pavilion takes on the form of a year: its twelve rooms corre­spond to the twelve months\, trans­forming it into a choreo­gra­phed calendar through which dancers and visitors move. The inten­si­ties shift—from focused and almost medi­ta­tive to physi­cally urgent and relent­less. In one room\, a swarm of dancers invites the audience to set balls in motion. Play\, pleasure\, and a sense of agency thus stand alongside the glacier’s ongoing disap­pearance. In front of the building\, a block of ice rests as a memento\, slowly melting during the perfor­mance. This monolith provides a physical connec­tion to the massi­ve­ness of the ice and makes the glacier’s disap­pearance an immediate expe­ri­ence. NEW OCEAN asks what art can mean when knowledge of a cata­strophe\, pleasure\, and our ability to carry on as before coexist. \nRichard Siegal is a dancer\, choreo­grapher\, and artistic director of the Ballett of Diffe­rence at the Staats­theater Nürnberg. In his work\, he brings artistic practices and diverse forms of knowledge into dialogue with one another through the creative process. The ensemble was based at the Bühnen Köln from 2019 to 2024. Recent projects include the 28-day instal­la­tion perfor­mance LUNAR CYCLE at the Museum Folkwang\, created in colla­bo­ra­tion with the Ensemble Musik­fa­brik and Folkwang Univer­sity\, as well as the video instal­la­tion art.Life\, which will premiere in 2025 at the Lenbach­haus in Munich. \nSince its reopening in June\, the Zwölf-Räume-Haus has been open to the public in its purest form—without the permanent collection—through the end of September. During this time\, visitors encoun­tered numerous artistic inter­ven­tions there. The focus was always on the fleeting yet intense expe­ri­ence of the moment and the spatial struc­tures. NEW OCEAN marks the conclu­sion of this summer program. It was curated by Frauke Dannert\, Sven Hirsch\, and Rainer Nonnen­mann. NEW OCEAN concludes the Morteratsch@Hombroich series\, which Sven Hirsch developed together with Richard Siegal and Ludwig Berger.\nAdmission to the event is included in the regular museum admission fee. Advance booking is recom­mended. \nWith the kind support of the Staats­theater Nürnberg. Supported by:
URL:https://www.inselhombroich.de/event/new-ocean-i-know-very-well-and-yet-hombroich-ed-%c2%b7-morteratsch-glacier/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:Zwölf-Räume-Haus
CATEGORIES:Event
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