Fritz Genkinger Kunsthaus, musée en Allemagne
The Fritz Genkinger Kunsthaus is a museum in Marbach am Neckar dedicated to the paintings, graphics, and sculptures of the artist. The renovated building houses around 1500 works across multiple exhibition floors, including paintings, drawings, prints, and marble sculptures.
The museum opened in November 2020 and is run by the Friends of Fritz Genkinger association. Genkinger himself moved to Marbach-Rielingshausen in the 1970s and created significant works there, including posters for the 1974 soccer World Cup and later sports-themed pieces for VfB Stuttgart.
The museum bears the name of Fritz Genkinger, the artist whose works fill the space and shape local cultural life. Visitors can experience how art becomes woven into everyday life in this small town and connects people to their creative heritage.
The museum is located in a quiet area of the old town and is easily accessible on foot. The exhibition is organized over multiple floors, allowing visitors to move at their own pace, with guided tours available by request.
The museum features a special film titled 'Fritz Genkinger seen through the keyhole,' created by filmmaker Sabine Willmann. This film offers visitors a poetic perspective on the space and Genkinger's artistic world.
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