Museum für Konkrete Kunst

Museum in Ingolstadt, Germany

Museum of Concrete Art (German: Museum für Konkrete Kunst) in Ingolstadt, is a German museum that presents the diversity of concrete art since its inception, with permanent and temporary exhibitions in a space of approximately 800 square metres (8,600 sq ft). The museum includes art collected by Eugen Gomringer and works from the 20th and 21st centuries Stiftung für Kunst und Design (Foundation for art and design). It also has long-term loans from the Maximilian and Agathe Weishaupt collection. The museum opened in 1992 at the Tränktorstraße in Ingolstadt. A new building in Quartier G of the c

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Where:
Ingolstadt, Germany

Coordinates:
48.76°N, 11.43°E

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