Kunstpool - Galerie am Ehinger Tor
Kunstpool - Galerie am Ehinger Tor is an art gallery in Ulm, set beside Ehinger Tor, a major public transport hub. Public transport movement gives the exhibitions an everyday urban backdrop. Photography, painting, and mixed media bring local and international artists into exhibitions and cultural projects. Entry is free, and wheelchair users and visitors with strollers can access the space.
Kunstwerk e.V. and AG West e.V. operate the gallery as a venue for Ulm’s cultural scene. Literature, music, and performing arts extend its programme beyond visual art. Artistic director Reinhard Köhler combines visual art with music in the gallery’s work. Markus Kienle supports its activities through cultural studies and cultural and social initiatives.
One exhibition, Halte Gesichter by Manfred G. Schwellies, portrayed people working behind the scenes at Ehinger Tor. Black-and-white documentary photographs brought public transport workers into view. The quiet setting also suits visits during rainy weather and evening hours.
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