When does the inclusive tour take place?

On Sunday, 12.07.2026, from 15:00 to 16:00.

Where is the event location?

At the Museum of New Art, Marienstraße 10a, 79098 Freiburg im Breisgau.

Is the tour barrier-free?

Yes, the offer is barrier-free and will be translated into German Sign Language.

What is the entry fee?

The event ticket costs 2.50 euros. In addition, there is a museum entry fee of 7 euros, reduced 5 euros. Admission is free for those under 27 years old and in other specified cases.

What is the focus of the tour?

The focus is on the exhibition Playing Field. Sport & Art and questions about fair play, participation, barriers, and the connection between art and sport.

Where can I get tickets?

Tickets are available in the online shop and at the museum ticket office.

Inclusive Leadership: Playing Field

Name: Inclusive Leadership: Playing Field
Start: 2026-07-12T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-12T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Museum für Neue Kunst

Inclusive Leadership through Playing Field at the Museum of New Art

At the Museum of New Art, the special exhibition Playing Field. Sport & Art on Sunday, July 12, 2026, will be the stage for an inclusive leadership tour with German Sign Language. For one hour, video works, sculptures, and interactive pieces meet questions about fair play, participation, barriers, and the shared perspective of sport as a cultural phenomenon.

When art, movement, and perspective change come together

The tour opens a vibrant access to an exhibition that understands sport not merely as a showcase of performance, but as a social playing field. Those who participate will experience art education as a real event experience: close to the works, open to discussions, and with room for diverse perceptions. The translation into DGS enhances the inclusive character of the format and makes the offer accessible to a broad audience.

A museum visit with a clear stance

Playing Field. Sport & Art focuses on strong artistic positions and on topics that touch directly. The interplay of exhibition, tour, and barrier-free communication ensures a special audience atmosphere. Particularly at the Museum of New Art, this creates a framework where target group communication, cultural education, and modern event management visibly come together.

Why this date is worthwhile

The inclusive tour combines knowledge transfer with atmosphere. It provides insights into the exhibition, makes central ideas tangible, and creates access for everyone who wants to experience art and sport in a different way. Those seeking culture with added value will find here a compact, well-curated format with a clear profile.

Conclusion: This inclusive tour offers a concentrated look at an exhibition full of movement, questions, and surprising images. Anyone wanting to experience art, participation, and sporty insights in a special setting should attend the date live at the Museum of New Art.