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Special exhibition Lipsiusbau

Special exhibition Lipsiusbau

Ticket gültig für: Fragments of Memory

Duration: 16/03/2024—08/09/2024

Opening hours: daily 10 am - 6 pm, closed on Monday

  • Whit Monday, 20/05/2024, 10—18

Please note: On presentation of an admission ticket for the Historic Green Vault, it is possible to purchase a reduced-price ticket for the exhibition in the Lipsius Building. However, this discounted ticket can only be purchased at the ticket offices of the Dresden State Art Collections and no later than the day of your visit to the Historic Green Vault. 

 

  • Adult (2) €8.00 , incl. VAT
    • Lipsiusbau
  • Reduced (1) €6.00 , incl. VAT
    • Lipsiusbau ermäßigt
  • Child (2) €0.00 , incl. VAT

* Required Fields

(1) School students and vocational trainees over the age of 16, students in higher education, recipients of ALG II (unemployment benefit) or Sozialhilfe (social welfare), persons doing Bundesfreiwilligendienst (Federal Voluntary Service) or FSJ (Voluntary Social Year), disabled persons with a degree of disability of 50% or above, and holders of the following cards/passes:

Dresden-Pass, Ehrenamtspass Dresden und Sachsen, IAA, IGBK, Archäologen-Verband, artcard, schlösserlandKARTE, Jugendleitercard ("Juleica"), Verband dt. Kunsthistoriker, Czech Railways (once)

(2) For children under the age of 17

All information on free tickets and price reductions can be found under Concessions.

Free tickets and reductions for groups are to be booked via Visitor Services.

Details

Sonderausstellung im Lipsiusbau: Fragments of Memory

Duration: 16/03/2024—08/09/2024

Humans are beings who believe and remember - they are historically aware beings. The exhibition "Fragments of Memory" combines five complexes of works and themes that address faith, remembering and holding on to memory.

At the centre of the exhibition is the relic treasure of St Vitus Cathedral in Prague, which has grown over the centuries and is the subject of a dialogue between three contemporary artists. Edmund de Waal's ceramic work creates spaces for meditation and reflection with the finest nuances of colour, form and rhythm. Josef Koudelka's photographs document the wall that Israel has erected against the Palestinian territories of the West Bank. The film "In the Land of Drought" by Julian Rosefeldt evokes memories of the prehistory of human civilisation in regions of drought and questions our relationship to the environment and the historical consciousness of the present day. This ensemble is completed by a library that can be used by visitors as a place where the memory traces of our civilisation are collected and processed - even if they are only fragmentarily preserved.

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