When can the exhibition be seen?

The exhibition runs from 14.03.2026 to 07.06.2026 at Kunstpalais Erlangen.

What are the opening hours?

Kunstpalais is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM during the exhibition, and on the first Thursday of the month until 8 PM.

How much is the admission fee?

The regular admission is 8 Euros, reduced fee 4 Euros. Admission is free for certain entitled groups.

Is Kunstpalais accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the exhibition spaces on the lower floor are accessible via an elevator. Additionally, there is ground-level access through the side entrance and a disability-friendly toilet.

How do I get there by public transport?

Kunstpalais is about a 5-minute walk from Erlangen train station.

Are there tours or mediation offerings?

Yes, Kunstpalais offers tours and a supporting program for art education. Exact dates can be found in the program of the house.

Christoph Niemann presents brilliant drawings full of wit and precision in Erlangen

Name: Christoph Niemann. To the Point
Start: 2026-04-08T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-07T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Kunstpalais

Christoph Niemann. To the Point at Kunstpalais Erlangen

With the solo exhibition Christoph Niemann. To the Point, Kunstpalais Erlangen invites you to a precise, surprising art experience. This marks the first major exhibition of the exceptional illustrator and draftsman in Erlangen, who creates images that uniquely combine observations of everyday life, humor, and visual intelligence with just a few strokes, objects, and pointed interventions.

Drawing as a Space of Thought

Christoph Niemann is among those artists who use humor not as decoration but as a means of understanding. In his works, the line becomes an instrument of concentration, the ink a gesture, and the object a trigger for a new visual idea. The exhibition at Kunstpalais makes this reduced yet highly refined visual language tangible and demonstrates how a dense aesthetic experience emerges from the tension between simplicity and precision.

Humor, Observation, and Visual Precision

Niemann's works comment on modern life with a keen eye and high formal discipline. Whether drawing, illustration, or conceptually extended visual idea: time and again, everyday life, media culture, and visual narration merge into an open play with perception. Visitors to the exhibition encounter art that appears both light and intellectually complex.

Kunstpalais as a Place of Mediation

Kunstpalais is known as a house for contemporary art and cultural education. The exhibition will include tours and mediation offerings that deepen the understanding of Niemann's working methods and sharpen the view for drawing, concepts, and visual wit. The baroque Palais Stutterheim at the marketplace provides both a central and atmospheric setting for this.

Conclusion

Christoph Niemann. To the Point promises an exhibition for all who appreciate clever drawing, precise visual ideas, and the joy of careful observation. Anyone looking to rediscover contemporary illustration as an art form should not miss this exhibition in Erlangen.