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Draiflessen Press Newsletter

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3.04.2018

Peppino D’Agostino: Acoustic Guitar. Instrumentals and Songs

On 5 May 2018, the guitar artist Peppino D’Agostino will perform original instrumental compositions and songs chosen from his repertoire at Draiflessen. He will also perform arrangements of well know Classical, Pop, and Traditional music from various part of the world.

14.02.2018

The Fall of the Stars

Apocalyptic conceptions of the end of the world have fascinated mankind for centuries. This exhibition brings together Julian Rosefeldt’s (*1965) video work “In the Land of Drought”, Albrecht Dürer’s (1471–1528) illustrations for the Book of Revelation, and eschatological proclamations of the theologian Jean Gerson (1363–1429).

13.02.2018

Capella de la Torre: Renaissance meets Jazz, Concert on Easter Monday

In the concert, Capella de la Torre goes on a search for the roots of jazz and brings old music and contemporary improvisation together. New worlds of sound are created: unfamiliar, enthralling, and fascinating, even though they have actually already existed since the early modern era. Just as the musicians of the 16th century carried away and inspired their listeners, this also happens now in the present.

3.01.2018

Kasper König ... Face-to-Face with Images

Kasper König, the artistic director of the 2017 edition of the Skulptur Projekte Munster, talks about magic moments in art.

11.12.2017

NippleJesus

Comedy Solo by Nick Hornby with actor Jens Schnarre In a Production by Landestheater Schwaben Draiflessen Collection, 21 December.2017, 8 p.m.

13.10.2017

Concert: Luther Cantatas, J. S. Bach

On 4 November 2017 Christoph Spering, one of the most renowned conductors of early music, and his two ensembles 'Chorus Musicus Köln' and 'Das Neue Orchester' will perform three of Johann Sebastain Bach's Luther Cantatas.

21.06.2017

Face-to-Face with Images

The exhibition, which draws on works from different centuries, aims to call attention to the impact this fleeting, elusive, individually or collectively experienced moment of viewing art can have.

10.04.2017

Excursions Draiflessen Collection

The Reformation of 1517 took place not only in Wittenberg, on the Wartburg, or in front of the Imperial Diet. The Reformation had sweeping consequences for the entire Christian world, consequences that can also be found in the Tecklenburger Land, in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Osnabrück, and in the Diocese of Münster. We are therefore setting off on a search for traces to sites connected with the Reformation in our home region.

28.02.2017

Easter Monday Concert meet MUSIC: Preisung

This year, too, at 17 April, 7:30 p.m. there will be an Easter Monday concert in Mettingen: Sjaella live at the Church of St Agatha.

27.02.2017

1517. A Legacy

The cabinet exhibition follows the tracks of Martin Luther. It presents printed matter from the then-new spirit of the times – from the first printed bible, the “Gutenberg Bible”, which was still written in the Latin language, to the first Bible printed in the German language prior to Luther’s new translation, the “Mentelin Bible”, to the final version by Luther, the “Luther Bible”.

5.09.2016

Served!

Parallel to the special exhibition Family Businesses as a Phenomenon, the cabinet exhibition is dedicated to the topic of ‘eating and cooking’. In it, that very central, everyday event – shared meals together – is at the centre of the presentation, which also approaches the topic from the perspective of cultural history.

1.06.2016

Family Businesses as a Phenomenon

The exhibition 'Family Businesses as a Phenomenon: Insights – Overviews' approaches the subject of family businesses from a novel perspective – allowing business figures and their families to 'speak' for themselves: letters, memoirs, wills, and business protocols from the late 18th century to the 1960s afford insights into the motives behind the actions of businesspeople and their family members. In 25 very personal stories, taken from 13 different family businesses, the goals, desires, and obligations of the various stakeholders come to life and prove to be surprisingly contemporary.

13.05.2016

Miracle – Everyday Life – Family

The collection of drawings, prints, and books of the Liberna Collection forms the starting point for this exhibition. Devoted to images of the Holy Family in everyday surroundings, the show features works from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.

7.03.2016

The Draiflessen Collection

The Draiflessen Collection was established in 2009 and regularly presents exhibitions on a broad range of topics – family, company, art, and cultural history – in its own international, museum-standard exhibition space.

3.03.2016

Concert with Ludwig Güttler, Friedrich Kircheis and Volker Stegmann

Ludwig Güttler, Volker Stegmann and Friedrich Kircheis: „Herzlich lieb hab’ ich dich, oh Herr!“ Easter concert with trumps, Corno da caccia and organ Easter Monday, St Agatha, Mettingen