When does the drawing workshop take place?

The workshop takes place on September 19, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Museum for New Art in Freiburg.

What is the admission price?

The event ticket costs 15 Euros.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the Museum for New Art at Marienstraße 10a in Freiburg.

Will materials be provided?

Yes, materials will be provided for the workshop.

Is the museum accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, according to museum information, the building is accessible and has wheelchair access via an elevator as well as a wheelchair-accessible restroom.

Who is the workshop suitable for?

The workshop is aimed at art-interested people who want to experience drawing as a physical and experimental process.

Drawing Workshop: Movement Traces in Drawing

Name: Drawing Workshop: Movement Traces in Drawing
Start: 2026-09-19T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-19T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Museum für Neue Kunst

Making movement visible: Drawing workshop at the Museum of Contemporary Art

On September 19, 2026, the Museum for New Art in Freiburg will open a space for concentrated perception, artistic curiosity, and bodily experience. In the drawing workshop “Movement Traces in Drawing,” participants will explore how movement is translated into lines, gestures, and surfaces under the guidance of Annelie Möller and Beate Reutter.

Drawing as a bodily trace

The workshop starts at the origin of every drawing: the movement itself. Traces arise from the wrist, the arm, and the whole body, unfolding between controlled line and free gesture. Table, easel, and floor become experimental fields of aesthetic experience, where drawing becomes not only an image but also an action.

An art experience between perception and expression

The mediation at the Museum of New Art connects artistic practice with museum pedagogical precision. Materials are provided so that the focus is entirely on seeing, feeling, and experimenting. Those who engage with the format will experience drawing as an immediate form of concentration, rhythm, and body awareness.

The Museum for New Art as a place of contemporary debates

The Museum for New Art is one of the important institutions for modern and contemporary art in Freiburg. In the neo-baroque building, historical architecture meets current artistic questions. The collection ranges from classical modernity to the present and links regional art history with an international perspective. This creates an inspiring framework for the workshop, where observing works and engaging in one’s own activities intertwine.

Who will find this workshop particularly exciting

The format appeals to art enthusiasts who want to understand drawing not just as a result but as a process. It also offers a vibrant approach to image creation for people who enjoy cultural education, art mediation, and experimental practice. The atmosphere promises to be focused, open, and at the same time sensual.

Conclusion: The drawing workshop at the Museum for New Art offers an intense encounter with drawing as movement, gesture, and way of thinking. Those who want to experience artistic processes up close should not miss this date in Freiburg and seek the art experience live on site.