Current
DAS FORUM | 15.02.2023 – 20.08.2023
CAUTION, GLASS! A dual exhibition
The Leaded Glass Windows by Joep Nicolas from C&A Utrecht
The presentation addresses, for the first time, the iconographic and technical features of the windows as well as their history of creation.
STUDY ROOM | 15.02.2023 – 20.08.2023
CAUTION, GLASS! A dual exhibition
Unipartite panels from the Liberna Collection
This showcase exhibition places a focus on the play of light and the intense luminosity of stained-glass painting—an art form that flourished during the late Gothic and Renaissance periods, especially in Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. It marks the first-ever presentation of the silver-staines unipartite panels of the Liberna Collection, which date from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
Upcoming
Who does not know the thread of life, the golden thread? Who is not interwoven with others? We encounter threads in myths, language use, and also in art, where they are often used as metaphors, models, or mediums. Therefore, this exhibition thematically explores the symbolic meanings of thread for people and human life.
The advent of printmaking in the fifteenth century revolutionized the dissemination of images. Whereas in the past, for example, altarpieces and paintings were only accessible to a select audience, the new mediums of the woodcut and copperplate engraving suddenly made it possible to produce images relatively quickly, cheaply, and in large editions.
How can we (survive) in the age of rapid climate change? The Draiflessen Collection is addressing this pressing question and exploring the state of affairs. During the planned period, the museum will offer different event formats such as lectures, workshops and excursions.
The first presentation of Ariadne’s Naaikussen in the rooms of the Draiflessen Collection introduces highlights and marks the start of the scholarly treatment of this outstanding collection. At the same time, it is a tribute to the passionate collector, who would have turned ninety in 2023.
Past
30.10.2022 - 26.02.2023
THE FINAL BID. Michael Pinsky
Sustainability is a subject that none of us can afford to ignore today. But the word is used in so many different ways that it is in danger of deteriorating into an empty sound bite, and of triggering a sense of overwhelming challenge rather than motivation. Many people wonder if they can make any difference at all and what possible measures they might take.
22.06.2022 - 15.01.2023
IN SEARCH OF CLUES
Whether a drawing is unequivocally attributed to an artist depends on a number of different givens. If the artwork is signed, there is a high probability of scoring a hit. But how do attributions actually work in the case of drawings that are not signed?
22.06.2022 - 15.01.2023
THE ARCHIVE COLLECTION
In 2021, to celebrate its 180-year anniversary, C&A published a retro collection which focussed on its own fashion creations from decades ago and which is the topic of this presentation in DAS Forum.
21.05.2022 - 09.10.2022
Renee van Bavel THE MIRROR OF PEACE
The presentation of Renee van Bavel and THE MIRROR OF PEACE on the occasion of the 59th Biennale Arte in Venice was a project of the Draiflessen Collection in collaboration with Abbazia di San Giorgio Maggiore - Benedicti Claustra Onlus.
08.05.2022 - 31.07.2022
THE ART OF REPLICATION
The exhibition shows plaster casts, copies of paintings, graphics and architectural models from the 19th century that admit different perspectives on this question: To what extent were or are practices of copying and replication a way of producing new things?
28.11.2021 - 27.02.2022
TOUCH
The Dutch artist and designer Daan Roosegaarde (b. 1979) develops projects that unite technology and art, and equally unite art with the viewer.
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24.11.2021 - 15.05.2022
PASSION ART
The cabinet exhibition in the Liberna study room will present Lucas van Leyden’s fourteen-part series of copperplate engravings depicting the Passion of Christ.
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24.11.2021 - 15.05.2022
GRADUATION RITUALS
The role previously played by cap and sash has today been taken over by T-shirts and baseball caps with graduation logos. How have the forms of expression chosen by graduating classes changed over the course of the last century?
18.07.2021 - 14.11.2021
HAUTE COUTURE
This presentation in the DAS Forum developed out of a cooperative project between the Draiflessen Collection and the Department of Textile Design in the School of Cultural Studies and Social Sciences at Osnabrück University.