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Mülheim Calling 2025: Art Biennale promises an exciting opening ceremony!
Opening of the biennale “Mülheim Calling 2025” on July 5th in the art museum. Over 140 artists present their works.
Mülheim Calling 2025: Art Biennale promises an exciting opening ceremony!
On July 5, 2025, Mülheim an der Ruhr will be the venue for the art biennial “Mülheim Calling 2025”. This exciting event presents a variety of creative talents and runs until August 17, 2025. The opening will take place in the Alte Post at Synagogenplatz 1 and promises to be a complete success - the anticipation in the city is palpable! Over 350 applications from local artists were reviewed, and more than 140 were selected to present their works. lokalkompass.de reports that ...
The event is under the patronage of Dr. Daniela Grobe, head of the city of Mülheim's cultural department, and will be accompanied by an expert jury. This consists of Dr. Grobe, Karin Dörre, Dr. Ulrich Wilmes, Dr. Stefanie Kreuzer and Anja Bauer-Kersken. They have put a lot of commitment into ensuring that the selected artists are able to present a wide range of works of art that enter into socially relevant dialogues. kultur.muelheim-ruhr.de adds that…
The exhibition in detail
30 positions will be represented at the Biennale, covering all facets of contemporary art. The participating artists include well-known names such as:
- Laas Abendroth – für seine ironisch-poetischen Multiples bekannt.
- Diana Akoto Yip – verbindet Fotografie mit Malerei.
- Feline Ahlbrecht – zuvor Teilnehmerin von „EXPOSED“ in Berlin.
- Peter Güllenstern – herausragende raumgreifende Skulpturen.
The diversity of these artists shows the creative potential of the city and will invite visitors to engage with the works presented. kunstforum.de highlights that ...
Opening program and interaction
A comprehensive program will be offered at the opening. After the official opening speeches, including from Mayor Markus Püll and Dr. Daniela Grobe, the winner of the Mülheim Art Prize by Tania Terium is also announced. Visitors can also take part in guided tours of the exhibition, attend workshops and use creative stations. lokalkompass.de provides information about the planned program.
The biennial “Mülheim Calling” will now take place every two years and aims to not only promote Mülheim's art scene, but also to draw attention to the social issues of our time. The Open Call for artists ended in the last week of January, and the city is now witnessing a unique artistic exchange. This is an opportunity not to be missed!
For more information about events in Mülheim and useful links, please visit the page KultAppMH.de.