Art 28
Art 28 in Germany brings contemporary art into a gallery where walls and corners become stages for imagination. Colourful paintings and graphics create playful, bold worlds around you. Wheelchair access makes this creative space easier for more visitors to explore.
Patrick Preller’s colourful monster figures once turned the gallery into a lively fantasy and invited visitors to help create it. James Rizzi contributes detailed, energetic pop art. Janosch brings humorous prints and illustrations with a thoughtful, childlike sense of wonder. Different artistic voices move between playful images, thoughtful ideas, and striking visual details.
Art books, limited-edition prints, calendars, and creative gifts extend the experience beyond the gallery walls. Workshops and artist events connect finished works with direct encounters between artists and the public. A spontaneous artistic action may even draw you into the making. Each room offers another angle on contemporary creativity, with monster figures providing the most memorable burst of colour.
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