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13 – 16 February 2020Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre

International Fair for Classic Modern and Contemporary Art

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INVITATION to the ARTIMA art meetingLook forward to exciting dialogues on Thursday and Friday afternoon about the topic “sculpture as a discipline and in public space”. 13 and 14 February 2020, at 1:00 p.m. and at 3:00 p.m., ARTIMA art Forum in the dm-arena | Hall 4

Light-flooded halls, spacious plazas for large sculptures and One-Artist-Shows – enjoy the unique atmosphere of art KARLSRUHE! Whether you are an art collector, connoisseur or aficionado of Classic Modern to Contemporary art – art-works by approximately 1,500 artists and 200 galleries will surely spark your enthusiasm!

art KARLSRUHE’s characteristic: The harmonious inter-play among gallery stands, spacious Sculpture Areas and exciting Special Exhibitions. Look forward to a selection of high-quality paintings, sculptures, photographs and graphics.

Special attention will be paid this year to the theme of sculpture. In addition to the Sculpture Areas, you will also encounter this theme at the Loth Sculpture Prize (which is sponsored by the L-Bank), in the newly initiated Sculpture Garden by Vollack in the Atrium, and at the ARTIMA art meeting on the theme of sculpture.

Read the following pages and discover which private collection will be our guest this year, what topic will be discussed at the ARTIMA art meeting, and when the curtains will rise at the awards ceremonies.

We look forward to your visit to the Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre!

art KARLSRUHE 13 – 16 February 2020

Treat yourself to a guided tour led by a specially trained art historian and get to know art KARLSRUHE from a new perspective! Guided tours can be booked online at art-karls- ruhe.de/ticketshop

Walking tour of the art fair (90 minutes): € 18Daily at 11:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.

Thematic guided tours (60 minutes): € 1411:30 a.m. Current tendencies & special show12:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show1:30 p.m. Current tendencies & special show4:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show

NEW Special tour: “In love with a work of art?” From aficionado to buyer and collector (60 minutes): € 16 Based on various concrete examples, we will show you what needs to be taken into consideration once the decision in favour of a specific work of art is made. By answering pragmatic questions, you will learn more about the princi-ples of the art market, art fairs in particular and the process of buying art.

Tours in foreign languages, group tours, and private tours We will gladly advise you: Ms. Nicole Reber, gcc GmbH, tel.: +49 152 56 00 94 97, info@culture-consulting.ch

Guided tours

Guided tour at art KARLSRUHE

Arriving by carVenue:Messe KarlsruheMesseallee 1D-76287 RheinstettenParking fee: 5 €/day

Arriving by tram or busStop: Messe/Leichtsandstraße or Messe Nord. Tickets for the Fare Zone 100 apply for travel to the Messe/Leichtsandstraße tram and bus stop when a trade fair is on.

Arriving by railKarlsruhe is a hub for ICE, InterCity, EuroCity and InterRegio trains, and is located directly on the Hamburg- Frankfurt-Basel intercity line. The east-west line Karlsruhe-Stuttgart- Munich begins here too. Further infor-mation at art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Free shuttle servicesThe City-Shuttle of the Hirsch Reisen Company provides roundtrip service between the fairgrounds and the city centre. The Hauptbahnhof-Shuttle provides roundtrip service directly from Karls- ruhe’s main railway station to the fairgrounds. Further information and shuttle schedule are available at: art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Hotel bookingsAdvance reservations are highly recommended! Reserve your hotel room at: art-karlsruhe.de/accommo-dation

Important information

Opening hours 13 - 16 February 2020 I 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Admission prices

The admission prices include 19 % VAT.

* for schoolchildren, students, senior citizen, disabled persons, SWR2-Card, Museums-Pass-Musées, CIK, visitors of the „Int. Händel-Festspiele“ at Badisches Staatstheater by presenting a valid ticket

Children up to 11 years of age are granted free access to art KARLSRUHE.

Ticketholders are eligible for reduced-rate or free admission to Badischer Kunstverein, Badisches Landesmuseum, Literarische Gesellschaft/Museum für Literatur, Museum Ettlingen, Museum Frieder Burda Baden-Baden, Staat-liche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Städtische Galerie, Vierordtbad Karlsruhe, ZKM

Magazineart KARLSRUHE magazine 5 euros

Children’s painting workshopThe children’s painting workshop of Kind und Kunst e. V. (at foyer dm-arena) offers a wide selection of creative activities and in- vites children aged five and older to use diverse materials and techniques which enable them to become more familiar with art. Of course, the children are welcome to take home the art-works that they create in the workshop.

Visitor hotline / informationHotline: +49 721 3720-5000art-karlsruhe.de | info@art-karlsruhe.de

online ticket early bird

(until 11 Feb. 2020)

box office(reducedprice)*

online ticket (from 12 Feb. 2020) and box

office

Day ticket 21 € 19 € 23 €

2- day ticket 29 € 27 € 31 €

Permanent ticket 35 € 33 € 37 €

Evening ticket(after 4 p. m.)

_ _ 18 €

Group ticket 10 people or more (price per person)

_ _ 19 €

Family ticket (two adults with up to three children aged 12-17)

_ _ 47 €

Preview ticket(12.02.2020, 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.) 46 € _ 50 €

Hamburg5h 5min

Frankfurt Airport

Düsseldorf2h 16min

Baden-Baden15min

Stuttgart36min

Zurich2h 49min

Basel1h 41min

Munich3h 32min

Paris2h 28min

Cologne1h 50min

Milan1h 05min

Railway Station

Railway Connection

Airport

Flight Connection

Brussels1h 20min

Amsterdam1h 25min

Frankfurt1h 02min

KARLSRUHE

Vienna1h 15min

Budapest1h 20min

London1h 30min

Berlin5h 24min

Leipzig4h 8min

KARLSRUHE

Travel and accommodations

Hall 1

Special Exhibition:Hans-Peter Haas Collection – Masterpieces of Serigraphy from Ackermann to Vasarely

“Hans-Peter Haas (born in 1935), the German protagonist of screen printing, caught the art virus early in life. This pre-cision printer, who still works actively in Leinfelden-Echter-dingen in Baden-Württemberg, was long ago awarded the Federal Cross of Merit and is repeatedly recommended by one artist to another. His list of clients ranges from Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst to the ZERO artists, and he has earned a unique global reputation thanks to the outstanding crafts-manship of the editions that produces.

According to the painter and sculptor Heinz Mack, “Hans- Peter Haas is the printer for artists – and the artist among printers.” Haas is also regarded as an artist among collec-tors. At art KARLSRUHE, you can view a selection of the treasures that he has received over the past six decades from all these artists, now brought together by a single foundation. Hans-Peter Haas is very pleased “because such a show means again approaching the artists whom I was privileged to meet in my life and with whom I have often been able to collaborate. Each meeting was an unforgettable encounter.”

A view of the special show of Graphic Prints and Original Editions in Hall 1

Special Show of Graphic PrintsThe exhibiting galleries submit top-class prints from their galleries’ programmes for this special show. A jury consisting of members of the art KARLSRUHE advisory board curates the submitted prints and thus ensures the high quality of the special show, which features woodcuts, etchings, litho-graphs and silkscreen prints.

Many of today’s internationally renowned collectors began by acquiring graphic prints and original editions. Affordably priced graphic prints and multiples offer opportunities to become more familiar with Classic Modern and Contem-porary art. The diversity of the medium is demonstrated by the presentation of prints at art KARLSRUHE, where approximately 200 square metres of floor space are devoted to exhibitors’ saleable prints and multiples, most of which are produced in small series.

Hall 1ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4 ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4

Heinz Mack: Kleine Expression (2018), Druck mit 22 Sieben auf Bütten - Hans-Peter Haas © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019

The Hans Platschek Prize for Art and WritingThursday, 13 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The late painter and writer Hans Platschek is commemora-

ted by the Hans Platschek Foundation, which has awarded its art prize at art KARLSRUHE for more than eleven years. Previous winners include Monica Bonvicini, Michael Kunze and Jonathan Meese. Artworks by the honoured artist will be exhibited in Hall 1, where they will be shown in dialogue with carefully selected pictures by Hans Platschek.

Loth Sculpture Area Prize of the L-BankFriday, 14 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The Sculpture Areas, which can be seen each year in the four exhibition halls, number among the unmistakable features of the fair. The prize is awarded for the most outstanding pre-sentation among the approximately twenty Sculpture Areas. A jury of experts chooses the winner of the prize, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. The prize not only honours the sculptor, but also the gallery owner who takes it upon himself or herself to make it possible for the fair to present these three-dimensional artworks, which are often large-format and sometimes very heavy.

art KARLSRUHE-Prize for the best One-Artist-ShowSunday, 16 February 2020, 11 a.m.

The jury annually selects and honours a gallery owner and an artist who jointly staged a One-Artist-Show. The prize money, which is made available by the State of Baden-Würt-temberg and the City of Karlsruhe, finances the purchase of artworks from the presentation shown at the fair. The purchased artworks become part of the art KARLSRUHE- Collection, which is housed at the Städtische Galerie.

Sculpture as a discipline and in public spaceThursday, 13 & Friday 14 February 2020, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

The ARTIMA art meeting is an annual discussion series which takes place thanks to the art insurance of the Mannheimer Versicherungen. This year, the art critic Carl Friedrich Schröer and his guests will discuss sculpture. The ARTIMA art meeting will be opened by Manfred Schneckenburger, who was the curator of documenta in 1977 and 1987. He will be followed by the sculptor Olaf Metzel, who will share his experiences with sculptures in public space. The presenters on the fair’s second day will be the artist Vera Röhm, art KARLSRUHE’s curator Ewald Karl Schrade, and advisory board member Christian K. Scheffel, who is the initiator of the “Blickachsen” sculpture biennial. All three speakers will focus their re-marks on three-dimensional art.

13 February, 1 p.m. Manfred Schneckenburger; 3 p.m. Olaf Metzel | 14 February, 1 p.m. Vera Röhm; 3 p.m. Christian K. Scheffel and Ewald Karl Schrade

ARTIMA art meeting

Prize conferrals

ARTIMA art meeting 2019 with Carolin Scharpff-Striebich

Winner of the Loth Sculpture Area Prize at art KARLSRUHE 2019; Jörg Bach (Galerie Wohlhüter)

The artist Myriam Holme and Galerie Berhard Knaus Fine Art, winners of the art KARLSRUHE-Prize 2019

Monica Bonvicini, winner of the Hans Platschek Prize in 2019

Hans-Peter Haas | Foto: Jürgen Burkhardt

Hall 1

Special Exhibition:Hans-Peter Haas Collection – Masterpieces of Serigraphy from Ackermann to Vasarely

“Hans-Peter Haas (born in 1935), the German protagonist of screen printing, caught the art virus early in life. This pre-cision printer, who still works actively in Leinfelden-Echter-dingen in Baden-Württemberg, was long ago awarded the Federal Cross of Merit and is repeatedly recommended by one artist to another. His list of clients ranges from Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst to the ZERO artists, and he has earned a unique global reputation thanks to the outstanding crafts-manship of the editions that produces.

According to the painter and sculptor Heinz Mack, “Hans- Peter Haas is the printer for artists – and the artist among printers.” Haas is also regarded as an artist among collec-tors. At art KARLSRUHE, you can view a selection of the treasures that he has received over the past six decades from all these artists, now brought together by a single foundation. Hans-Peter Haas is very pleased “because such a show means again approaching the artists whom I was privileged to meet in my life and with whom I have often been able to collaborate. Each meeting was an unforgettable encounter.”

A view of the special show of Graphic Prints and Original Editions in Hall 1

Special Show of Graphic PrintsThe exhibiting galleries submit top-class prints from their galleries’ programmes for this special show. A jury consisting of members of the art KARLSRUHE advisory board curates the submitted prints and thus ensures the high quality of the special show, which features woodcuts, etchings, litho-graphs and silkscreen prints.

Many of today’s internationally renowned collectors began by acquiring graphic prints and original editions. Affordably priced graphic prints and multiples offer opportunities to become more familiar with Classic Modern and Contem-porary art. The diversity of the medium is demonstrated by the presentation of prints at art KARLSRUHE, where approximately 200 square metres of floor space are devoted to exhibitors’ saleable prints and multiples, most of which are produced in small series.

Hall 1ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4 ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4

Heinz Mack: Kleine Expression (2018), Druck mit 22 Sieben auf Bütten - Hans-Peter Haas © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019

The Hans Platschek Prize for Art and WritingThursday, 13 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The late painter and writer Hans Platschek is commemora-

ted by the Hans Platschek Foundation, which has awarded its art prize at art KARLSRUHE for more than eleven years. Previous winners include Monica Bonvicini, Michael Kunze and Jonathan Meese. Artworks by the honoured artist will be exhibited in Hall 1, where they will be shown in dialogue with carefully selected pictures by Hans Platschek.

Loth Sculpture Area Prize of the L-BankFriday, 14 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The Sculpture Areas, which can be seen each year in the four exhibition halls, number among the unmistakable features of the fair. The prize is awarded for the most outstanding pre-sentation among the approximately twenty Sculpture Areas. A jury of experts chooses the winner of the prize, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. The prize not only honours the sculptor, but also the gallery owner who takes it upon himself or herself to make it possible for the fair to present these three-dimensional artworks, which are often large-format and sometimes very heavy.

art KARLSRUHE-Prize for the best One-Artist-ShowSunday, 16 February 2020, 11 a.m.

The jury annually selects and honours a gallery owner and an artist who jointly staged a One-Artist-Show. The prize money, which is made available by the State of Baden-Würt-temberg and the City of Karlsruhe, finances the purchase of artworks from the presentation shown at the fair. The purchased artworks become part of the art KARLSRUHE- Collection, which is housed at the Städtische Galerie.

Sculpture as a discipline and in public spaceThursday, 13 & Friday 14 February 2020, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

The ARTIMA art meeting is an annual discussion series which takes place thanks to the art insurance of the Mannheimer Versicherungen. This year, the art critic Carl Friedrich Schröer and his guests will discuss sculpture. The ARTIMA art meeting will be opened by Manfred Schneckenburger, who was the curator of documenta in 1977 and 1987. He will be followed by the sculptor Olaf Metzel, who will share his experiences with sculptures in public space. The presenters on the fair’s second day will be the artist Vera Röhm, art KARLSRUHE’s curator Ewald Karl Schrade, and advisory board member Christian K. Scheffel, who is the initiator of the “Blickachsen” sculpture biennial. All three speakers will focus their re-marks on three-dimensional art.

13 February, 1 p.m. Manfred Schneckenburger; 3 p.m. Olaf Metzel | 14 February, 1 p.m. Vera Röhm; 3 p.m. Christian K. Scheffel and Ewald Karl Schrade

ARTIMA art meeting

Prize conferrals

ARTIMA art meeting 2019 with Carolin Scharpff-Striebich

Winner of the Loth Sculpture Area Prize at art KARLSRUHE 2019; Jörg Bach (Galerie Wohlhüter)

The artist Myriam Holme and Galerie Berhard Knaus Fine Art, winners of the art KARLSRUHE-Prize 2019

Monica Bonvicini, winner of the Hans Platschek Prize in 2019

Hans-Peter Haas | Foto: Jürgen Burkhardt

Hall 1

Special Exhibition:Hans-Peter Haas Collection – Masterpieces of Serigraphy from Ackermann to Vasarely

“Hans-Peter Haas (born in 1935), the German protagonist of screen printing, caught the art virus early in life. This pre-cision printer, who still works actively in Leinfelden-Echter-dingen in Baden-Württemberg, was long ago awarded the Federal Cross of Merit and is repeatedly recommended by one artist to another. His list of clients ranges from Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst to the ZERO artists, and he has earned a unique global reputation thanks to the outstanding crafts-manship of the editions that produces.

According to the painter and sculptor Heinz Mack, “Hans- Peter Haas is the printer for artists – and the artist among printers.” Haas is also regarded as an artist among collec-tors. At art KARLSRUHE, you can view a selection of the treasures that he has received over the past six decades from all these artists, now brought together by a single foundation. Hans-Peter Haas is very pleased “because such a show means again approaching the artists whom I was privileged to meet in my life and with whom I have often been able to collaborate. Each meeting was an unforgettable encounter.”

A view of the special show of Graphic Prints and Original Editions in Hall 1

Special Show of Graphic PrintsThe exhibiting galleries submit top-class prints from their galleries’ programmes for this special show. A jury consisting of members of the art KARLSRUHE advisory board curates the submitted prints and thus ensures the high quality of the special show, which features woodcuts, etchings, litho-graphs and silkscreen prints.

Many of today’s internationally renowned collectors began by acquiring graphic prints and original editions. Affordably priced graphic prints and multiples offer opportunities to become more familiar with Classic Modern and Contem-porary art. The diversity of the medium is demonstrated by the presentation of prints at art KARLSRUHE, where approximately 200 square metres of floor space are devoted to exhibitors’ saleable prints and multiples, most of which are produced in small series.

Hall 1ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4 ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4

Heinz Mack: Kleine Expression (2018), Druck mit 22 Sieben auf Bütten - Hans-Peter Haas © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019

The Hans Platschek Prize for Art and WritingThursday, 13 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The late painter and writer Hans Platschek is commemora-

ted by the Hans Platschek Foundation, which has awarded its art prize at art KARLSRUHE for more than eleven years. Previous winners include Monica Bonvicini, Michael Kunze and Jonathan Meese. Artworks by the honoured artist will be exhibited in Hall 1, where they will be shown in dialogue with carefully selected pictures by Hans Platschek.

Loth Sculpture Area Prize of the L-BankFriday, 14 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The Sculpture Areas, which can be seen each year in the four exhibition halls, number among the unmistakable features of the fair. The prize is awarded for the most outstanding pre-sentation among the approximately twenty Sculpture Areas. A jury of experts chooses the winner of the prize, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. The prize not only honours the sculptor, but also the gallery owner who takes it upon himself or herself to make it possible for the fair to present these three-dimensional artworks, which are often large-format and sometimes very heavy.

art KARLSRUHE-Prize for the best One-Artist-ShowSunday, 16 February 2020, 11 a.m.

The jury annually selects and honours a gallery owner and an artist who jointly staged a One-Artist-Show. The prize money, which is made available by the State of Baden-Würt-temberg and the City of Karlsruhe, finances the purchase of artworks from the presentation shown at the fair. The purchased artworks become part of the art KARLSRUHE- Collection, which is housed at the Städtische Galerie.

Sculpture as a discipline and in public spaceThursday, 13 & Friday 14 February 2020, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

The ARTIMA art meeting is an annual discussion series which takes place thanks to the art insurance of the Mannheimer Versicherungen. This year, the art critic Carl Friedrich Schröer and his guests will discuss sculpture. The ARTIMA art meeting will be opened by Manfred Schneckenburger, who was the curator of documenta in 1977 and 1987. He will be followed by the sculptor Olaf Metzel, who will share his experiences with sculptures in public space. The presenters on the fair’s second day will be the artist Vera Röhm, art KARLSRUHE’s curator Ewald Karl Schrade, and advisory board member Christian K. Scheffel, who is the initiator of the “Blickachsen” sculpture biennial. All three speakers will focus their re-marks on three-dimensional art.

13 February, 1 p.m. Manfred Schneckenburger; 3 p.m. Olaf Metzel | 14 February, 1 p.m. Vera Röhm; 3 p.m. Christian K. Scheffel and Ewald Karl Schrade

ARTIMA art meeting

Prize conferrals

ARTIMA art meeting 2019 with Carolin Scharpff-Striebich

Winner of the Loth Sculpture Area Prize at art KARLSRUHE 2019; Jörg Bach (Galerie Wohlhüter)

The artist Myriam Holme and Galerie Berhard Knaus Fine Art, winners of the art KARLSRUHE-Prize 2019

Monica Bonvicini, winner of the Hans Platschek Prize in 2019

Hans-Peter Haas | Foto: Jürgen Burkhardt

Hall 1

Special Exhibition:Hans-Peter Haas Collection – Masterpieces of Serigraphy from Ackermann to Vasarely

“Hans-Peter Haas (born in 1935), the German protagonist of screen printing, caught the art virus early in life. This pre-cision printer, who still works actively in Leinfelden-Echter-dingen in Baden-Württemberg, was long ago awarded the Federal Cross of Merit and is repeatedly recommended by one artist to another. His list of clients ranges from Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst to the ZERO artists, and he has earned a unique global reputation thanks to the outstanding crafts-manship of the editions that produces.

According to the painter and sculptor Heinz Mack, “Hans- Peter Haas is the printer for artists – and the artist among printers.” Haas is also regarded as an artist among collec-tors. At art KARLSRUHE, you can view a selection of the treasures that he has received over the past six decades from all these artists, now brought together by a single foundation. Hans-Peter Haas is very pleased “because such a show means again approaching the artists whom I was privileged to meet in my life and with whom I have often been able to collaborate. Each meeting was an unforgettable encounter.”

A view of the special show of Graphic Prints and Original Editions in Hall 1

Special Show of Graphic PrintsThe exhibiting galleries submit top-class prints from their galleries’ programmes for this special show. A jury consisting of members of the art KARLSRUHE advisory board curates the submitted prints and thus ensures the high quality of the special show, which features woodcuts, etchings, litho-graphs and silkscreen prints.

Many of today’s internationally renowned collectors began by acquiring graphic prints and original editions. Affordably priced graphic prints and multiples offer opportunities to become more familiar with Classic Modern and Contem-porary art. The diversity of the medium is demonstrated by the presentation of prints at art KARLSRUHE, where approximately 200 square metres of floor space are devoted to exhibitors’ saleable prints and multiples, most of which are produced in small series.

Hall 1ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4 ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4

Heinz Mack: Kleine Expression (2018), Druck mit 22 Sieben auf Bütten - Hans-Peter Haas © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019

The Hans Platschek Prize for Art and WritingThursday, 13 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The late painter and writer Hans Platschek is commemora-

ted by the Hans Platschek Foundation, which has awarded its art prize at art KARLSRUHE for more than eleven years. Previous winners include Monica Bonvicini, Michael Kunze and Jonathan Meese. Artworks by the honoured artist will be exhibited in Hall 1, where they will be shown in dialogue with carefully selected pictures by Hans Platschek.

Loth Sculpture Area Prize of the L-BankFriday, 14 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The Sculpture Areas, which can be seen each year in the four exhibition halls, number among the unmistakable features of the fair. The prize is awarded for the most outstanding pre-sentation among the approximately twenty Sculpture Areas. A jury of experts chooses the winner of the prize, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. The prize not only honours the sculptor, but also the gallery owner who takes it upon himself or herself to make it possible for the fair to present these three-dimensional artworks, which are often large-format and sometimes very heavy.

art KARLSRUHE-Prize for the best One-Artist-ShowSunday, 16 February 2020, 11 a.m.

The jury annually selects and honours a gallery owner and an artist who jointly staged a One-Artist-Show. The prize money, which is made available by the State of Baden-Würt-temberg and the City of Karlsruhe, finances the purchase of artworks from the presentation shown at the fair. The purchased artworks become part of the art KARLSRUHE- Collection, which is housed at the Städtische Galerie.

Sculpture as a discipline and in public spaceThursday, 13 & Friday 14 February 2020, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

The ARTIMA art meeting is an annual discussion series which takes place thanks to the art insurance of the Mannheimer Versicherungen. This year, the art critic Carl Friedrich Schröer and his guests will discuss sculpture. The ARTIMA art meeting will be opened by Manfred Schneckenburger, who was the curator of documenta in 1977 and 1987. He will be followed by the sculptor Olaf Metzel, who will share his experiences with sculptures in public space. The presenters on the fair’s second day will be the artist Vera Röhm, art KARLSRUHE’s curator Ewald Karl Schrade, and advisory board member Christian K. Scheffel, who is the initiator of the “Blickachsen” sculpture biennial. All three speakers will focus their re-marks on three-dimensional art.

13 February, 1 p.m. Manfred Schneckenburger; 3 p.m. Olaf Metzel | 14 February, 1 p.m. Vera Röhm; 3 p.m. Christian K. Scheffel and Ewald Karl Schrade

ARTIMA art meeting

Prize conferrals

ARTIMA art meeting 2019 with Carolin Scharpff-Striebich

Winner of the Loth Sculpture Area Prize at art KARLSRUHE 2019; Jörg Bach (Galerie Wohlhüter)

The artist Myriam Holme and Galerie Berhard Knaus Fine Art, winners of the art KARLSRUHE-Prize 2019

Monica Bonvicini, winner of the Hans Platschek Prize in 2019

Hans-Peter Haas | Foto: Jürgen Burkhardt

Hall 1

Special Exhibition:Hans-Peter Haas Collection – Masterpieces of Serigraphy from Ackermann to Vasarely

“Hans-Peter Haas (born in 1935), the German protagonist of screen printing, caught the art virus early in life. This pre-cision printer, who still works actively in Leinfelden-Echter-dingen in Baden-Württemberg, was long ago awarded the Federal Cross of Merit and is repeatedly recommended by one artist to another. His list of clients ranges from Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst to the ZERO artists, and he has earned a unique global reputation thanks to the outstanding crafts-manship of the editions that produces.

According to the painter and sculptor Heinz Mack, “Hans- Peter Haas is the printer for artists – and the artist among printers.” Haas is also regarded as an artist among collec-tors. At art KARLSRUHE, you can view a selection of the treasures that he has received over the past six decades from all these artists, now brought together by a single foundation. Hans-Peter Haas is very pleased “because such a show means again approaching the artists whom I was privileged to meet in my life and with whom I have often been able to collaborate. Each meeting was an unforgettable encounter.”

A view of the special show of Graphic Prints and Original Editions in Hall 1

Special Show of Graphic PrintsThe exhibiting galleries submit top-class prints from their galleries’ programmes for this special show. A jury consisting of members of the art KARLSRUHE advisory board curates the submitted prints and thus ensures the high quality of the special show, which features woodcuts, etchings, litho-graphs and silkscreen prints.

Many of today’s internationally renowned collectors began by acquiring graphic prints and original editions. Affordably priced graphic prints and multiples offer opportunities to become more familiar with Classic Modern and Contem-porary art. The diversity of the medium is demonstrated by the presentation of prints at art KARLSRUHE, where approximately 200 square metres of floor space are devoted to exhibitors’ saleable prints and multiples, most of which are produced in small series.

Hall 1ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4 ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4

Heinz Mack: Kleine Expression (2018), Druck mit 22 Sieben auf Bütten - Hans-Peter Haas © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019

The Hans Platschek Prize for Art and WritingThursday, 13 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The late painter and writer Hans Platschek is commemora-

ted by the Hans Platschek Foundation, which has awarded its art prize at art KARLSRUHE for more than eleven years. Previous winners include Monica Bonvicini, Michael Kunze and Jonathan Meese. Artworks by the honoured artist will be exhibited in Hall 1, where they will be shown in dialogue with carefully selected pictures by Hans Platschek.

Loth Sculpture Area Prize of the L-BankFriday, 14 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The Sculpture Areas, which can be seen each year in the four exhibition halls, number among the unmistakable features of the fair. The prize is awarded for the most outstanding pre-sentation among the approximately twenty Sculpture Areas. A jury of experts chooses the winner of the prize, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. The prize not only honours the sculptor, but also the gallery owner who takes it upon himself or herself to make it possible for the fair to present these three-dimensional artworks, which are often large-format and sometimes very heavy.

art KARLSRUHE-Prize for the best One-Artist-ShowSunday, 16 February 2020, 11 a.m.

The jury annually selects and honours a gallery owner and an artist who jointly staged a One-Artist-Show. The prize money, which is made available by the State of Baden-Würt-temberg and the City of Karlsruhe, finances the purchase of artworks from the presentation shown at the fair. The purchased artworks become part of the art KARLSRUHE- Collection, which is housed at the Städtische Galerie.

Sculpture as a discipline and in public spaceThursday, 13 & Friday 14 February 2020, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

The ARTIMA art meeting is an annual discussion series which takes place thanks to the art insurance of the Mannheimer Versicherungen. This year, the art critic Carl Friedrich Schröer and his guests will discuss sculpture. The ARTIMA art meeting will be opened by Manfred Schneckenburger, who was the curator of documenta in 1977 and 1987. He will be followed by the sculptor Olaf Metzel, who will share his experiences with sculptures in public space. The presenters on the fair’s second day will be the artist Vera Röhm, art KARLSRUHE’s curator Ewald Karl Schrade, and advisory board member Christian K. Scheffel, who is the initiator of the “Blickachsen” sculpture biennial. All three speakers will focus their re-marks on three-dimensional art.

13 February, 1 p.m. Manfred Schneckenburger; 3 p.m. Olaf Metzel | 14 February, 1 p.m. Vera Röhm; 3 p.m. Christian K. Scheffel and Ewald Karl Schrade

ARTIMA art meeting

Prize conferrals

ARTIMA art meeting 2019 with Carolin Scharpff-Striebich

Winner of the Loth Sculpture Area Prize at art KARLSRUHE 2019; Jörg Bach (Galerie Wohlhüter)

The artist Myriam Holme and Galerie Berhard Knaus Fine Art, winners of the art KARLSRUHE-Prize 2019

Monica Bonvicini, winner of the Hans Platschek Prize in 2019

Hans-Peter Haas | Foto: Jürgen Burkhardt

Hall 1

Special Exhibition:Hans-Peter Haas Collection – Masterpieces of Serigraphy from Ackermann to Vasarely

“Hans-Peter Haas (born in 1935), the German protagonist of screen printing, caught the art virus early in life. This pre-cision printer, who still works actively in Leinfelden-Echter-dingen in Baden-Württemberg, was long ago awarded the Federal Cross of Merit and is repeatedly recommended by one artist to another. His list of clients ranges from Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst to the ZERO artists, and he has earned a unique global reputation thanks to the outstanding crafts-manship of the editions that produces.

According to the painter and sculptor Heinz Mack, “Hans- Peter Haas is the printer for artists – and the artist among printers.” Haas is also regarded as an artist among collec-tors. At art KARLSRUHE, you can view a selection of the treasures that he has received over the past six decades from all these artists, now brought together by a single foundation. Hans-Peter Haas is very pleased “because such a show means again approaching the artists whom I was privileged to meet in my life and with whom I have often been able to collaborate. Each meeting was an unforgettable encounter.”

A view of the special show of Graphic Prints and Original Editions in Hall 1

Special Show of Graphic PrintsThe exhibiting galleries submit top-class prints from their galleries’ programmes for this special show. A jury consisting of members of the art KARLSRUHE advisory board curates the submitted prints and thus ensures the high quality of the special show, which features woodcuts, etchings, litho-graphs and silkscreen prints.

Many of today’s internationally renowned collectors began by acquiring graphic prints and original editions. Affordably priced graphic prints and multiples offer opportunities to become more familiar with Classic Modern and Contem-porary art. The diversity of the medium is demonstrated by the presentation of prints at art KARLSRUHE, where approximately 200 square metres of floor space are devoted to exhibitors’ saleable prints and multiples, most of which are produced in small series.

Hall 1ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4 ARTIMA art Forum at dm-arena | Hall 4

Heinz Mack: Kleine Expression (2018), Druck mit 22 Sieben auf Bütten - Hans-Peter Haas © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2019

The Hans Platschek Prize for Art and WritingThursday, 13 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The late painter and writer Hans Platschek is commemora-

ted by the Hans Platschek Foundation, which has awarded its art prize at art KARLSRUHE for more than eleven years. Previous winners include Monica Bonvicini, Michael Kunze and Jonathan Meese. Artworks by the honoured artist will be exhibited in Hall 1, where they will be shown in dialogue with carefully selected pictures by Hans Platschek.

Loth Sculpture Area Prize of the L-BankFriday, 14 February 2020, 5 p.m.

The Sculpture Areas, which can be seen each year in the four exhibition halls, number among the unmistakable features of the fair. The prize is awarded for the most outstanding pre-sentation among the approximately twenty Sculpture Areas. A jury of experts chooses the winner of the prize, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. The prize not only honours the sculptor, but also the gallery owner who takes it upon himself or herself to make it possible for the fair to present these three-dimensional artworks, which are often large-format and sometimes very heavy.

art KARLSRUHE-Prize for the best One-Artist-ShowSunday, 16 February 2020, 11 a.m.

The jury annually selects and honours a gallery owner and an artist who jointly staged a One-Artist-Show. The prize money, which is made available by the State of Baden-Würt-temberg and the City of Karlsruhe, finances the purchase of artworks from the presentation shown at the fair. The purchased artworks become part of the art KARLSRUHE- Collection, which is housed at the Städtische Galerie.

Sculpture as a discipline and in public spaceThursday, 13 & Friday 14 February 2020, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

The ARTIMA art meeting is an annual discussion series which takes place thanks to the art insurance of the Mannheimer Versicherungen. This year, the art critic Carl Friedrich Schröer and his guests will discuss sculpture. The ARTIMA art meeting will be opened by Manfred Schneckenburger, who was the curator of documenta in 1977 and 1987. He will be followed by the sculptor Olaf Metzel, who will share his experiences with sculptures in public space. The presenters on the fair’s second day will be the artist Vera Röhm, art KARLSRUHE’s curator Ewald Karl Schrade, and advisory board member Christian K. Scheffel, who is the initiator of the “Blickachsen” sculpture biennial. All three speakers will focus their re-marks on three-dimensional art.

13 February, 1 p.m. Manfred Schneckenburger; 3 p.m. Olaf Metzel | 14 February, 1 p.m. Vera Röhm; 3 p.m. Christian K. Scheffel and Ewald Karl Schrade

ARTIMA art meeting

Prize conferrals

ARTIMA art meeting 2019 with Carolin Scharpff-Striebich

Winner of the Loth Sculpture Area Prize at art KARLSRUHE 2019; Jörg Bach (Galerie Wohlhüter)

The artist Myriam Holme and Galerie Berhard Knaus Fine Art, winners of the art KARLSRUHE-Prize 2019

Monica Bonvicini, winner of the Hans Platschek Prize in 2019

Hans-Peter Haas | Foto: Jürgen Burkhardt

Light-flooded halls, spacious plazas for large sculptures and One-Artist-Shows – enjoy the unique atmosphere of art KARLSRUHE! Whether you are an art collector, connoisseur or aficionado of Classic Modern to Contemporary art – art-works by approximately 1,500 artists and 200 galleries will surely spark your enthusiasm!

art KARLSRUHE’s characteristic: The harmonious inter-play among gallery stands, spacious Sculpture Areas and exciting Special Exhibitions. Look forward to a selection of high-quality paintings, sculptures, photographs and graphics.

Special attention will be paid this year to the theme of sculpture. In addition to the Sculpture Areas, you will also encounter this theme at the Loth Sculpture Prize (which is sponsored by the L-Bank), in the newly initiated Sculpture Garden by Vollack in the Atrium, and at the ARTIMA art meeting on the theme of sculpture.

Read the following pages and discover which private collection will be our guest this year, what topic will be discussed at the ARTIMA art meeting, and when the curtains will rise at the awards ceremonies.

We look forward to your visit to the Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre!

art KARLSRUHE 13 – 16 February 2020

Treat yourself to a guided tour led by a specially trained art historian and get to know art KARLSRUHE from a new perspective! Guided tours can be booked online at art-karls- ruhe.de/ticketshop

Walking tour of the art fair (90 minutes): € 18Daily at 11:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.

Thematic guided tours (60 minutes): € 1411:30 a.m. Current tendencies & special show12:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show1:30 p.m. Current tendencies & special show4:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show

NEW Special tour: “In love with a work of art?” From aficionado to buyer and collector (60 minutes): € 16 Based on various concrete examples, we will show you what needs to be taken into consideration once the decision in favour of a specific work of art is made. By answering pragmatic questions, you will learn more about the princi-ples of the art market, art fairs in particular and the process of buying art.

Tours in foreign languages, group tours, and private tours We will gladly advise you: Ms. Nicole Reber, gcc GmbH, tel.: +49 152 56 00 94 97, info@culture-consulting.ch

Guided tours

Guided tour at art KARLSRUHE

Arriving by carVenue:Messe KarlsruheMesseallee 1D-76287 RheinstettenParking fee: 5 €/day

Arriving by tram or busStop: Messe/Leichtsandstraße or Messe Nord. Tickets for the Fare Zone 100 apply for travel to the Messe/Leichtsandstraße tram and bus stop when a trade fair is on.

Arriving by railKarlsruhe is a hub for ICE, InterCity, EuroCity and InterRegio trains, and is located directly on the Hamburg- Frankfurt-Basel intercity line. The east-west line Karlsruhe-Stuttgart- Munich begins here too. Further infor-mation at art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Free shuttle servicesThe City-Shuttle of the Hirsch Reisen Company provides roundtrip service between the fairgrounds and the city centre. The Hauptbahnhof-Shuttle provides roundtrip service directly from Karls- ruhe’s main railway station to the fairgrounds. Further information and shuttle schedule are available at: art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Hotel bookingsAdvance reservations are highly recommended! Reserve your hotel room at: art-karlsruhe.de/accommo-dation

Important information

Opening hours 13 - 16 February 2020 I 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Admission prices

The admission prices include 19 % VAT.

* for schoolchildren, students, senior citizen, disabled persons, SWR2-Card, Museums-Pass-Musées, CIK, visitors of the „Int. Händel-Festspiele“ at Badisches Staatstheater by presenting a valid ticket

Children up to 11 years of age are granted free access to art KARLSRUHE.

Ticketholders are eligible for reduced-rate or free admission to Badischer Kunstverein, Badisches Landesmuseum, Literarische Gesellschaft/Museum für Literatur, Museum Ettlingen, Museum Frieder Burda Baden-Baden, Staat-liche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Städtische Galerie, Vierordtbad Karlsruhe, ZKM

Magazineart KARLSRUHE magazine 5 euros

Children’s painting workshopThe children’s painting workshop of Kind und Kunst e. V. (at foyer dm-arena) offers a wide selection of creative activities and in- vites children aged five and older to use diverse materials and techniques which enable them to become more familiar with art. Of course, the children are welcome to take home the art-works that they create in the workshop.

Visitor hotline / informationHotline: +49 721 3720-5000art-karlsruhe.de | info@art-karlsruhe.de

online ticket early bird

(until 11 Feb. 2020)

box office(reducedprice)*

online ticket (from 12 Feb. 2020) and box

office

Day ticket 21 € 19 € 23 €

2- day ticket 29 € 27 € 31 €

Permanent ticket 35 € 33 € 37 €

Evening ticket(after 4 p. m.)

_ _ 18 €

Group ticket 10 people or more (price per person)

_ _ 19 €

Family ticket (two adults with up to three children aged 12-17)

_ _ 47 €

Preview ticket(12.02.2020, 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.) 46 € _ 50 €

Hamburg5h 5min

Frankfurt Airport

Düsseldorf2h 16min

Baden-Baden15min

Stuttgart36min

Zurich2h 49min

Basel1h 41min

Munich3h 32min

Paris2h 28min

Cologne1h 50min

Milan1h 05min

Railway Station

Railway Connection

Airport

Flight Connection

Brussels1h 20min

Amsterdam1h 25min

Frankfurt1h 02min

KARLSRUHE

Vienna1h 15min

Budapest1h 20min

London1h 30min

Berlin5h 24min

Leipzig4h 8min

KARLSRUHE

Travel and accommodations

Light-flooded halls, spacious plazas for large sculptures and One-Artist-Shows – enjoy the unique atmosphere of art KARLSRUHE! Whether you are an art collector, connoisseur or aficionado of Classic Modern to Contemporary art – art-works by approximately 1,500 artists and 200 galleries will surely spark your enthusiasm!

art KARLSRUHE’s characteristic: The harmonious inter-play among gallery stands, spacious Sculpture Areas and exciting Special Exhibitions. Look forward to a selection of high-quality paintings, sculptures, photographs and graphics.

Special attention will be paid this year to the theme of sculpture. In addition to the Sculpture Areas, you will also encounter this theme at the Loth Sculpture Prize (which is sponsored by the L-Bank), in the newly initiated Sculpture Garden by Vollack in the Atrium, and at the ARTIMA art meeting on the theme of sculpture.

Read the following pages and discover which private collection will be our guest this year, what topic will be discussed at the ARTIMA art meeting, and when the curtains will rise at the awards ceremonies.

We look forward to your visit to the Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre!

art KARLSRUHE 13 – 16 February 2020

Treat yourself to a guided tour led by a specially trained art historian and get to know art KARLSRUHE from a new perspective! Guided tours can be booked online at art-karls- ruhe.de/ticketshop

Walking tour of the art fair (90 minutes): € 18Daily at 11:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.

Thematic guided tours (60 minutes): € 1411:30 a.m. Current tendencies & special show12:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show1:30 p.m. Current tendencies & special show4:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show

NEW Special tour: “In love with a work of art?” From aficionado to buyer and collector (60 minutes): € 16 Based on various concrete examples, we will show you what needs to be taken into consideration once the decision in favour of a specific work of art is made. By answering pragmatic questions, you will learn more about the princi-ples of the art market, art fairs in particular and the process of buying art.

Tours in foreign languages, group tours, and private tours We will gladly advise you: Ms. Nicole Reber, gcc GmbH, tel.: +49 152 56 00 94 97, info@culture-consulting.ch

Guided tours

Guided tour at art KARLSRUHE

Arriving by carVenue:Messe KarlsruheMesseallee 1D-76287 RheinstettenParking fee: 5 €/day

Arriving by tram or busStop: Messe/Leichtsandstraße or Messe Nord. Tickets for the Fare Zone 100 apply for travel to the Messe/Leichtsandstraße tram and bus stop when a trade fair is on.

Arriving by railKarlsruhe is a hub for ICE, InterCity, EuroCity and InterRegio trains, and is located directly on the Hamburg- Frankfurt-Basel intercity line. The east-west line Karlsruhe-Stuttgart- Munich begins here too. Further infor-mation at art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Free shuttle servicesThe City-Shuttle of the Hirsch Reisen Company provides roundtrip service between the fairgrounds and the city centre. The Hauptbahnhof-Shuttle provides roundtrip service directly from Karls- ruhe’s main railway station to the fairgrounds. Further information and shuttle schedule are available at: art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Hotel bookingsAdvance reservations are highly recommended! Reserve your hotel room at: art-karlsruhe.de/accommo-dation

Important information

Opening hours 13 - 16 February 2020 I 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Admission prices

The admission prices include 19 % VAT.

* for schoolchildren, students, senior citizen, disabled persons, SWR2-Card, Museums-Pass-Musées, CIK, visitors of the „Int. Händel-Festspiele“ at Badisches Staatstheater by presenting a valid ticket

Children up to 11 years of age are granted free access to art KARLSRUHE.

Ticketholders are eligible for reduced-rate or free admission to Badischer Kunstverein, Badisches Landesmuseum, Literarische Gesellschaft/Museum für Literatur, Museum Ettlingen, Museum Frieder Burda Baden-Baden, Staat-liche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Städtische Galerie, Vierordtbad Karlsruhe, ZKM

Magazineart KARLSRUHE magazine 5 euros

Children’s painting workshopThe children’s painting workshop of Kind und Kunst e. V. (at foyer dm-arena) offers a wide selection of creative activities and in- vites children aged five and older to use diverse materials and techniques which enable them to become more familiar with art. Of course, the children are welcome to take home the art-works that they create in the workshop.

Visitor hotline / informationHotline: +49 721 3720-5000art-karlsruhe.de | info@art-karlsruhe.de

online ticket early bird

(until 11 Feb. 2020)

box office(reducedprice)*

online ticket (from 12 Feb. 2020) and box

office

Day ticket 21 € 19 € 23 €

2- day ticket 29 € 27 € 31 €

Permanent ticket 35 € 33 € 37 €

Evening ticket(after 4 p. m.)

_ _ 18 €

Group ticket 10 people or more (price per person)

_ _ 19 €

Family ticket (two adults with up to three children aged 12-17)

_ _ 47 €

Preview ticket(12.02.2020, 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.) 46 € _ 50 €

Hamburg5h 5min

Frankfurt Airport

Düsseldorf2h 16min

Baden-Baden15min

Stuttgart36min

Zurich2h 49min

Basel1h 41min

Munich3h 32min

Paris2h 28min

Cologne1h 50min

Milan1h 05min

Railway Station

Railway Connection

Airport

Flight Connection

Brussels1h 20min

Amsterdam1h 25min

Frankfurt1h 02min

KARLSRUHE

Vienna1h 15min

Budapest1h 20min

London1h 30min

Berlin5h 24min

Leipzig4h 8min

KARLSRUHE

Travel and accommodations

Light-flooded halls, spacious plazas for large sculptures and One-Artist-Shows – enjoy the unique atmosphere of art KARLSRUHE! Whether you are an art collector, connoisseur or aficionado of Classic Modern to Contemporary art – art-works by approximately 1,500 artists and 200 galleries will surely spark your enthusiasm!

art KARLSRUHE’s characteristic: The harmonious inter-play among gallery stands, spacious Sculpture Areas and exciting Special Exhibitions. Look forward to a selection of high-quality paintings, sculptures, photographs and graphics.

Special attention will be paid this year to the theme of sculpture. In addition to the Sculpture Areas, you will also encounter this theme at the Loth Sculpture Prize (which is sponsored by the L-Bank), in the newly initiated Sculpture Garden by Vollack in the Atrium, and at the ARTIMA art meeting on the theme of sculpture.

Read the following pages and discover which private collection will be our guest this year, what topic will be discussed at the ARTIMA art meeting, and when the curtains will rise at the awards ceremonies.

We look forward to your visit to the Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre!

art KARLSRUHE 13 – 16 February 2020

Treat yourself to a guided tour led by a specially trained art historian and get to know art KARLSRUHE from a new perspective! Guided tours can be booked online at art-karls- ruhe.de/ticketshop

Walking tour of the art fair (90 minutes): € 18Daily at 11:00 a.m., 12:00 noon, 1:00 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.

Thematic guided tours (60 minutes): € 1411:30 a.m. Current tendencies & special show12:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show1:30 p.m. Current tendencies & special show4:30 p.m. Classic Modern art & special show

NEW Special tour: “In love with a work of art?” From aficionado to buyer and collector (60 minutes): € 16 Based on various concrete examples, we will show you what needs to be taken into consideration once the decision in favour of a specific work of art is made. By answering pragmatic questions, you will learn more about the princi-ples of the art market, art fairs in particular and the process of buying art.

Tours in foreign languages, group tours, and private tours We will gladly advise you: Ms. Nicole Reber, gcc GmbH, tel.: +49 152 56 00 94 97, info@culture-consulting.ch

Guided tours

Guided tour at art KARLSRUHE

Arriving by carVenue:Messe KarlsruheMesseallee 1D-76287 RheinstettenParking fee: 5 €/day

Arriving by tram or busStop: Messe/Leichtsandstraße or Messe Nord. Tickets for the Fare Zone 100 apply for travel to the Messe/Leichtsandstraße tram and bus stop when a trade fair is on.

Arriving by railKarlsruhe is a hub for ICE, InterCity, EuroCity and InterRegio trains, and is located directly on the Hamburg- Frankfurt-Basel intercity line. The east-west line Karlsruhe-Stuttgart- Munich begins here too. Further infor-mation at art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Free shuttle servicesThe City-Shuttle of the Hirsch Reisen Company provides roundtrip service between the fairgrounds and the city centre. The Hauptbahnhof-Shuttle provides roundtrip service directly from Karls- ruhe’s main railway station to the fairgrounds. Further information and shuttle schedule are available at: art-karlsruhe.de/travel

Hotel bookingsAdvance reservations are highly recommended! Reserve your hotel room at: art-karlsruhe.de/accommo-dation

Important information

Opening hours 13 - 16 February 2020 I 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Admission prices

The admission prices include 19 % VAT.

* for schoolchildren, students, senior citizen, disabled persons, SWR2-Card, Museums-Pass-Musées, CIK, visitors of the „Int. Händel-Festspiele“ at Badisches Staatstheater by presenting a valid ticket

Children up to 11 years of age are granted free access to art KARLSRUHE.

Ticketholders are eligible for reduced-rate or free admission to Badischer Kunstverein, Badisches Landesmuseum, Literarische Gesellschaft/Museum für Literatur, Museum Ettlingen, Museum Frieder Burda Baden-Baden, Staat-liche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Städtische Galerie, Vierordtbad Karlsruhe, ZKM

Magazineart KARLSRUHE magazine 5 euros

Children’s painting workshopThe children’s painting workshop of Kind und Kunst e. V. (at foyer dm-arena) offers a wide selection of creative activities and in- vites children aged five and older to use diverse materials and techniques which enable them to become more familiar with art. Of course, the children are welcome to take home the art-works that they create in the workshop.

Visitor hotline / informationHotline: +49 721 3720-5000art-karlsruhe.de | info@art-karlsruhe.de

online ticket early bird

(until 11 Feb. 2020)

box office(reducedprice)*

online ticket (from 12 Feb. 2020) and box

office

Day ticket 21 € 19 € 23 €

2- day ticket 29 € 27 € 31 €

Permanent ticket 35 € 33 € 37 €

Evening ticket(after 4 p. m.)

_ _ 18 €

Group ticket 10 people or more (price per person)

_ _ 19 €

Family ticket (two adults with up to three children aged 12-17)

_ _ 47 €

Preview ticket(12.02.2020, 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.) 46 € _ 50 €

Hamburg5h 5min

Frankfurt Airport

Düsseldorf2h 16min

Baden-Baden15min

Stuttgart36min

Zurich2h 49min

Basel1h 41min

Munich3h 32min

Paris2h 28min

Cologne1h 50min

Milan1h 05min

Railway Station

Railway Connection

Airport

Flight Connection

Brussels1h 20min

Amsterdam1h 25min

Frankfurt1h 02min

KARLSRUHE

Vienna1h 15min

Budapest1h 20min

London1h 30min

Berlin5h 24min

Leipzig4h 8min

KARLSRUHE

Travel and accommodations

ENJOY ART IN THE REGION

Your ticket to art KARLSRUHE 2020 also entitles you to free or reduced-rate admission to numerous cultural institutions during the week of art KARLSRUHE (Badischer Kunstverein, Badisches Landesmuseum, Literarische Gesellschaft/Mu-seum für Literatur, Museum Ettlingen, Museum Frieder Burda Baden-Baden, Staat liche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Städtische Galerie, ZKM).

DATES & EXHIBITIONS DURING ART KARLSRUHE:

Badischer Kunstverein: The Opposite of Fatalism, Jeremiah Day

Badisches Landesmuseum: Kaiser und Sultan Daaj – Zwischen Licht und Finsternis

Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe: 43. Internationale Händel-Festspiele

Museum Ettlingen: Hanspeter Münch - Lebensraum Farbe

Museum Frieder Burda Baden-Baden: Karin Kneffel

Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe: Hans Baldung Grien – heilig | unheilig

ZKM:respektive Peter Weibel I Michael Bielicky Perpetuummobile I Die ganze Welt ein Bauhaus

art EVENTS related to art KARLSRUHE

Schloss Karlsruhe | Photo: © Adobe Stock / konsti04

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