When does the exhibition start?

The exhibition starts on September 10, 2026, at 11 AM.

Until when does Chunqing Huang: Reflections run?

The exhibition is scheduled until January 31, 2027.

How much is the admission fee?

The regular admission fee for adults is 12 euros. Discounts and family tickets are available.

Is the museum accessible?

Yes, the Museum August Macke Haus is fully accessible.

Are there guided tours?

The museum offers public guided tours and an educational program. Details will follow in the event program.

Where is the museum located?

The Museum August Macke Haus is located at Hochstadenring 36 in 53119 Bonn.

Chunqing Huang: Reflections

Name: Chunqing Huang: Reflections
Start: 2026-09-10T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2027-01-31T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Museum August Macke Haus

Chunqing Huang: Reflections at the Museum August Macke Haus

With Chunqing Huang: Reflections, the Museum August Macke Haus will open an exhibition in autumn 2026 that brings contemporary art and expressionism into an exciting dialogue. The exhibition focuses on a painter and photographic artist whose free use of color, expressive gestures, and serial work sharpen the view on August Macke anew.

When Memory Becomes Image Form

Huang works in series and condenses her motifs into concise visual spaces. In the series Painter’s Portrait, memories of modernity, art history, and personal visual references transform into independent compositions. The canvases do not merely reflect the past but create an aesthetic experience of color, form, and movement.

A Dialogue with August Macke

Particularly appealing is the reference to August Macke, whose sense of color contrasts and urban perception shines through here anew. Huang observes city life, bodies, and gestures with an openness that recalls the dynamics of expressionism while remaining firmly rooted in the present. Thus, an exhibition emerges that makes art-historical continuities visible without losing its own signature.

Painting, Photography, and the Poetics of the Serial

The presentation brings together around 70 works, including paintings and photographs, and displays selected series from recent years, complemented by works created specifically for the Bonn exhibition. This connection between painting and photography creates a multifaceted exhibition experience: more intimate than a large format, more concentrated than an overview, and precisely for this reason, particularly compelling.

The Museum as a Place of Art Mediation

The Museum August Macke Haus represents not only collection and research but also cultural education, curation, and contemporary mediation. The former residence and workplace of August Macke, complemented by modern exhibition spaces, provides an ideal setting for an examination of works that connects historical depth with current relevance.

Conclusion

Chunqing Huang: Reflections promises an art experience between expressionism, memory, and the present. Anyone interested in painting, art history, and an intense exhibition atmosphere should definitely visit this show live in Bonn.