Kunsthalle Krems, Art museum in Krems, Austria
Kunsthalle Krems is an art museum housed in a renovated industrial building with tall ceilings and spacious gallery areas. The modern spaces allow international contemporary works to be displayed while taking advantage of distinctive spatial qualities.
The building was originally part of the Tabakfabrik Krems-Stein from the 19th century, a major tobacco production facility. Over time the old factory was transformed into a cultural venue where art exhibitions are now shown.
The space shows work from international artists and explores social questions through changing exhibitions. Visitors experience how contemporary art engages with current topics of our time.
The venue is easy to reach and features good signage for visitors throughout the building. Information materials in multiple languages help you navigate and better understand the exhibitions.
Permanent art installations by Eva Schlegel and Peter Kogler are integrated directly into the building's architecture. These works are not decorative additions but form an essential part of the spatial experience visitors have during their stay.
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