Sammlung Falckenberg, Contemporary art museum in Hamburg-Harburg, Germany
Sammlung Falckenberg is a contemporary art museum in Hamburg-Harburg housed in a former Phoenix factory building with exhibition space across five floors. The layout allows artworks to be presented in different thematic contexts throughout the building.
The building was once a factory and was later converted by Harald Falckenberg to house his private art collection. The collection became part of Deichtorhallen Hamburg in 2011 and remains in this protected industrial structure.
The museum displays works by artists from around the world, focusing on creations that emerged after World War II. The collection reflects artistic movements that still feel relevant to visitors today.
The museum has a rolling storage system that allows visitors on guided tours to view artworks not normally on public display. It is best to check visiting hours and access conditions directly before planning a visit.
The collection holds works by more than 400 artists from different countries and periods following World War II. This variety makes the museum a place where visitors can discover unexpected artistic perspectives.
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