When does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition takes place on 24.05.2026 at Kunstpalais Erlangen; the exhibition in total is visible from 14.03.2026 to 07.06.2026.

Where is the Kunstpalais located?

The Kunstpalais is located at Marktplatz 1 in 91054 Erlangen, right in the city center.

How much is the admission fee?

The regular admission fee at Kunstpalais is €8, reduced €4.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the rooms are accessible at ground level via the side entrance, and the exhibition spaces in the basement are accessible by elevator.

How do I get there the easiest way?

By train, Kunstpalais is reachable in about a 5-minute walk from Erlangen train station. By car, the access is via the A73, exit Erlangen Center.

Is there a vernissage?

Yes, the vernissage took place on Friday, 13.03.2026, at 7 PM.

Christoph Niemann's visual art unfolds fine irony and astonishing clarity in Erlangen

Name: Christoph Niemann. On Point
Start: 2026-05-24T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-24T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Kunstpalais

Christoph Niemann in Erlangen: An exhibition that opens entire worlds with just a few strokes

With Christoph Niemann. On Point, the Kunstpalais Erlangen presents a major solo exhibition of the internationally renowned illustrator and cartoonist. The exhibition runs from March 14 to June 7, 2026, showcasing the poetic lightness with which Niemann transforms everyday objects into visual thought games. He creates images that sharpen the view on the present and perception with precision, wit, and often surprisingly humorous elements. ([kunstpalais.de](https://www.kunstpalais.de/en/117/Ausstellung-Detailseite.html/Christoph-Niemann-Auf-den-Punkt%3A106.html?referingPageNr=5))

When Drawing Becomes Insight

Niemann is one of the defining voices of visual culture. His works combine graphic precision with wit, observational skill, and an almost literary economy of means. Those familiar with his books will find in Erlangen an exhibition that makes this quality visible: a play with the unsaid, with suggestion, rhythm, and a visual language that straddles the boundary between illustration, cartoon, and artistic reflection. His books include Sunday Sketching, Abstract City, Pianoforte, The Paper, Hopes and Dreams, ZOO, Souvenir, AWAY, Idea Diary, and DRAW. ([christophniemann.com](https://www.christophniemann.com/about/))

A Place with Atmosphere and Character

The Kunstpalais is located in the baroque Palais Stutterheim right in the Erlangen marketplace, just a five-minute walk from the train station. The exhibition spaces in the basement are accessible by elevator and seating and an accessible restroom are available. Thus, the venue combines historical backdrop with contemporary accessibility and creates ideal conditions for an intense art and exhibition experience. ([kunstpalais.de](https://www.kunstpalais.de/de/133/Besuch-planen.html))

Why a Visit is Worthwhile

The exhibition not only showcases original image ideas but also the intellectual breadth of Christoph Niemann's work. His pieces comment on modern life, creative processes, and visual communication with fine irony and high formal clarity. In cooperation with the Comic Salon Erlangen, the exhibition also gains cultural historical weight and firmly establishes itself in the current exhibition landscape. ([kunstpalais.de](https://www.kunstpalais.de/en/117/Ausstellung-Detailseite.html/Christoph-Niemann-Auf-den-Punkt%3A106.html?referingPageNr=5))

On May 24, 2026, an exhibition experience will be offered in Erlangen that combines art, humor, and intellectual depth. Anyone wanting to experience Christoph Niemann's visual language live should mark this date and discover the exhibition on-site. ([kunstpalais.de](https://www.kunstpalais.de/en/117/Ausstellung-Detailseite.html/Christoph-Niemann-Auf-den-Punkt%3A106.html?referingPageNr=5))