Events
In the Morning
Breakfast & Art
Exclusive tour of the exhibition; followed by international breakfast variations and exchange of ideas in the café
Registration required – limited number of participants
Minimum number of participants: 8 people
Partially booked; additional dates are continuously being added:
May 6 / May 7 / May 8 / May 14 / May 21 / May 22 / May 23 / May 30 / June 4 / June 11 / June 12 / June 17 / June 20 / June 24 / June 27 / July 2 / July 3 / July 4 / July 10
as well as on all Saturdays
10 AM to 12 PM; Duration: approx. 2 hours
25 Euro (incl. breakfast)
In the Afternoon
Coffee Time & Art
Exclusive tour of the exhibition; followed by an exchange of ideas over coffee and cake in the café
Registration required – limited number of participants
Minimum number of participants: 8 people
Partially booked; additional dates are continuously being added:
May 8 / May 22 / May 27 / June 5 / June 18 / July 10
2:30 PM to 4:30 PM
20 Euro (incl. drinks & cake)
These events can also be booked for private groups on other dates.
In the Evening
After-Work-Art
Exclusive tour of the exhibition; followed by wine and finger food in the café.
Registration required – limited number of participants
May 13 / June 10 / July 1, each from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
booked up
Additional date: July 8, 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
25 Euro
You Can Register for the Above-Mentioned Events Here.
If your reservation is successful, you will receive a confirmation by email. In some cases, this email unfortunately ends up in the spam folder. You do not need the email to pick up the reserved tickets at the museum box office shortly before the start.
For technical reasons, each person who wants to participate in the event must be registered individually – even members of the same household.
Film Evenings in Cooperation with F!F – Freunde Ingelheimer Filmkultur (Friends of Ingelheim Film Culture)
June 3: »Fräulein Stinnes fährt um die Welt« (Miss Stinnes Travels Around the World), D 2009 (Dir: Erika von Moeller)
Clärenore Stinnes (1901–1990), the daughter of an industrialist, took a new look at the world. She used two successful newcomers of the 20th century: the car and the film. Authentic recordings of her world trip (1927-29) in the Frankfurt Adler Standard 6 and the recreated story are told in the film. The question arises as to which images appear more truthful.
June 4: »Die Fotografin« (The Photographer), GB 2023 (Dir: Ellen Kuras)
From It-Girl to witness of the most important turning point in German history: It was never mere coincidence when Lee Miller appeared in the right place. The film tells the story of the legendary photographer as an emancipation drama of a strong-willed and instinctively confident woman, and follows classics of modern, “embedded” photojournalism.
June 5: »Alice in den Städten« (Alice in the Cities), D 1974 (Dir: Wim Wenders)
The history of painting and sculpture – dominated by men. The history of photography and film – dominated by men; but women are beginning to conquer their own perspective. But it takes a child to speak the truth. This child is Alice in Wenders’ early, poetic masterpiece.
Introductions: Prof. em. Thomas Meder
all film screenings begin at 6:30 PM; event room in the Kunstforum Ingelheim – Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)
Information and ticket sales
exclusively via www.filmfreunde-ingelheim.de or www.ticket-regional.de or at the box office
10 Euro, reduced 8 Euro for F!F members (exhibition visit included on this day)
Night of Art
Art, culture and culinary delights until midnight: The annual summer festival with live music on the illuminated François-Lachenal-Platz.
The exhibition »Neugier, Mut und Abenteuer: Fotografinnen auf Reisen« (Curiosity, Courage and Adventure: Women Photographers on Journeys), the museum at the Kaiserpfalz and historical sights around the Kaiserpfalz are freely accessible. Guided tours: See information on site.
June 13, 7 PM to midnight around the Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)
»the Universe: Infinite Expanses…«
If that sounds tempting, take your first step into “space” with us. On a virtual trip to the International Space Station (ISS), you can use VR glasses to view the universe and the Blue Planet from the perspective of astronauts. An unforgettable moment!
Free registration for your 15-minute time slot when purchasing tickets at the museum box office.
These Events are Unfortunately Already over …
Curator’s tour with Dr. Katharina Henkel
Followed by drinks and exchange of ideas
Registration required – limited number of participants
May 7, 5 PM
booked up
/ June 3, 3 PM
booked
up
/ June 20, 4 PM
booked
up
Duration: approx. 2 hours
18 Euro
Lecture »Seide, Staub und Abenteuer. Frauenreisen 1910–1940« (Silk, Dust and Adventure. Women’s Journeys 1910–1940)
They were courageous pioneers – these young women who traveled alone to the Orient. They were on the road for months to document their encounters with the foreign in camera images. Some of these border crossers are presented using historical film excerpts and photographs.
Prof. Dr. Annette Deeken is a cultural journalist and media scholar who researches German women’s travels to the Orient and taught media history at the University of Trier until 2019.
May 6, 5 PM, event room in the Kunstforum Ingelheim – Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)
16 Euro (exhibition visit included on this day)
Expert Tour »Fotografie Ist Abstraktion« (Photography is Abstraction) (Booked up)
Based on the camera obscura and its transfer to the human eye, the question will be explored which principle analogue and digital cameras follow. With regard to the exhibition, the difference between journalistic, documentary and subjective photography should be pointed out and the question “what is art in photography” should be answered.
Dr. Christina Leber is Managing Director/Artistic Director of the Kunststiftung DZ BANK and Head of the DZ BANK Art Collection.
June 11, 5:30 PM to 7 PM
booked up
July 1, 6 PM to 7:30 PM Additional date booked up
15 Euro
»Unterwegs in den Metropolen der Welt« (Traveling in the Metropolises of the World):
Franziska Stünkel on her photo series »Coexist« in dialogue with Dr. Katharina Henkel
For her photographic series »Coexist«, Franziska Stünkel has been traveling with her camera through Asia, Africa, Europe, America and Australia for over fifteen years. For this, she looks for natural reflections on shop window glass, which in their compression tell of the coexistence of human life. In dialogue with the curator Dr. Katharina Henkel, the photographer provides in-depth insights into the background of her working methods and works.
June 24, 6 PM, event room in the Kunstforum Ingelheim – Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall). Afterwards, the photographer will answer questions in front of her works in room 4.
16 Euro (exhibition visit included on this day)
Lecture »Marianne Breslauers Reisebilder« (Marianne Breslauer’s Travel Pictures)
The »New Women« of the 1920s and 1930s traveled with fast cameras and often with their own car – »alone«, that is, in contemporary thinking, without male accompaniment. Erika Mann even did a mechanic apprenticeship for such adventures. The Berlin photographer Marianne Breslauer (1909–2001) also captured her travels of that time in extraordinary photographs. Extraordinary not only through motifs such as everyday life in Palestine or Spain, where she traveled with the Swiss writer Annemarie Schwarzenbach, but also through the unique, novel perspective of her photographic worldview.
Dr. Kirstin Buchinger is a curator, author and expert on German women photographers of the 1920s and 30s. Her 2024 publication on Breslauer’s travel photographs was created in close collaboration with Walter Feilchenfeldt, art dealer, author and son of Marianne Breslauer.
June 18, 6 PM, event room in the Kunstforum Ingelheim – Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)
16 Euro (exhibition visit included on this day)
Reading »Ein Abend Voller Reiseabenteuer« (an Evening Full of Travel Adventures)
From good wives, mothers or nuns to con artists, world travelers and soldiers: With courage and a thirst for freedom, women of past centuries uncompromisingly thwarted the plans of their husbands and families, pursued their own paths and conquered distant lands. Immerse yourself in the fascinating life stories of impressive women.
Armin Strohmeyr, author of much-acclaimed biographies, portrait collections and novels, reads from his 2024 book Furchtlose Frauen und wie sie die Welt eroberten (Fearless Women and How They Conquered the World).
In cooperation with the Wagner bookstore, Ingelheim.
May 21, 6:30 PM, event room in the Kunstforum Ingelheim – Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)
16 Euro (exhibition visit included on this day)
Tickets:
Wagner bookstore or from May 4 in the Kunstforum Ingelheim – Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall)
