Events in the Münsterland

Coming and Going - Westphalian Biodiversity in Transition is a state exhibition at the LWL Museum of Natural History. The exhibition focuses on animals and plants from Westphalia that have become extinct and some of which have been reintroduced. The new permanent exhibition has numerous originals and shows the changes in nature. In addition, current research results in Westphalia are shown.

Individuals differ - even in the animal kingdom. Therefore their reactions to environmental conditions are "animal individual". Up to now how environmental conditions, such as temperature, availability or social partners, affect the survival of an entire species. species. However, since individuals within a species deal with their environment in different ways environment differently, researchers from different disciplines have joined forces to disciplines have joined forces to study this in more detail for different research. In the 100 square metre special exhibition you can find out how animals choose their environment, how they adapt to it and how they adapt to it and change it to their own advantage.

Dive into the small and big secrets around the all-rounder forest. We all associate something with the term forest. But is it actually forest or woodland what grows on Germany's soils? What is the difference between the two terms? And what do other forests of this earth look like? Since the first coal forests were formed, trees, plants and trees, plants and animal inhabitants have changed enormously. 10,000 years ago years ago, the influence of humans was added. There is more about this in the exhibition.

The Gallery of the Street - Poster Art. From Picasso to Pollock

This presentation brings together 90 posters from the KÖNA collection, which is being presented to the public for the first time. It is dedicated to the poster as a as a peculiar hybrid between the world of art and the world of commerce. world of commerce. The KÖNA Collection includes French, American and German exhibition posters from the 1950s to the 1980s, which advertising presentations by Braque, Chagall, Matisse, Miró and Picasso. The colourful works were primarily produced as lithographs in the Mourlot print shop in Paris, which also opened a branch in New York. in New York. With illustrious names such as Jackson Pollock and Keith Haring the American avant-garde is also represented in the exhibition. Posters, as the German philosopher and writer Max Wiese once said Wiese, posters are nets in which our desires are supposed to become entangled. In this sense, the exhibition offers the eye much that is captivating.

The Assembled City - From Fernand Léger to Sergei Eisenstein

The studio exhibition "The Mounted City" brings together films, photo and painting books by artists such as Sergei Eisenstein, Joris Ivens, Germaine Krull, Fernand Léger, Erich Mendelsohn, Lázló Moholy-Nagy, Walter Ruttmann, Moï Ver and Dziga Vertov, who impressively demonstrated a new aesthetic of urban spatial perception. Electric light spectacle and roaring traffic, almost endless vertical growth of skyscrapers, the fusion of work and leisure space and the general acceleration of life: as part of this exhibition, the Pablo Picasso Münster Art Museum invites you on a cinematic, photographic and architectural journey through time to the New York, Paris, Berlin and Moscow of the Roaring Twenties.

Admission: 13:30

This summer, various picnic concerts will again take place on the park lawn at the Alwetterzoo Münster. Von Wegen Lisbeth will be there this summer, singing about the great philosophical questions of our time.

Tickets can only be booked online and in groups of two or four. Picnic blankets and a small amount of snacks may be brought along. For more information, please see the ticket link.

Please also note the age restrictions!

Wheelchair users and severely disabled visitors with a B in their ID card should contact us by email at info@krasserstoff.com.