When is the exhibition open?

The exhibition is accessible during the regular opening hours of the Augustiner Museum.

Where is the exhibition located?

At the House of Graphic Collection in the Augustiner Museum, Augustinergasse 2, Freiburg.

What can I expect at the exhibition?

A photo cycle by Marcel van Eeden that addresses historical and colonial references.

How much does entry cost?

Entry to the exhibition is free.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

Please contact the Augustiner Museum for detailed information on accessibility.

Is the exhibition taking place indoors?

Yes, the exhibition is taking place indoors at the Augustiner Museum.

Marcel van Eeden Exhibition at the Augustiner Museum

Name: Exhibition of Marcel van Eeden at the Augustiner Museum
Start: 2026-08-10T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-10T02:00:00+02:00
Location: Haus der Graphischen Sammlung im Augustinermuseum

Venue Type

Inside

The exhibition of Marcel van Eeden at the House of Graphic Collection of the Augustiner Museum in Freiburg offers visitors a fascinating opportunity to discover art with historical and colonial references. Van Eeden's photo cycle will be on display until autumn and connects historical narratives with contemporary artistic expressions.

A Visual Journey

Marcel van Eeden, a renowned artist, uses his artworks to tell stories that engage with the past, present, and their connections to colonial history. The presentation has been carefully curated to provide the viewer with a comprehensive tour of the image series.

Historical Depth: The exhibition addresses important historical events and skillfully connects them with the present.
Artistic Expression: Van Eeden relies on unique visual techniques to convey his message.
Accessibility: The exhibition is accessible during the regular opening hours of the Augustiner Museum.

Experience Art and History Up Close

For both art lovers and historians, this exhibition offers a wonderful opportunity to explore the connection between the past and present through the lens of art. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who appreciates critical engagement with history and art.

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