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42653 Solingen
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Tuesday — Sunday,
10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Eintritt
Adults: 9€
Reduced: €4.50
Up to 18 years: free admission
Tuesday — Sunday,
10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Adults: 9€
Reduced: €4.50
Up to 18 years: free admission
Tuesday — Sunday,
10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Adults: 9€
Reduced: €4.50
Up to 18 years: free admission

Anti-bourgeois, anarchist, and pacifist, Dada, with its sharp eye and biting satire, offered social criticism, questioning prevailing values as well as political and social conditions and dynamics, especially those that had led to the catastrophe of the First World War. To mark its 110th anniversary, “Open your minds at last!” celebrates the Dada art movement and demonstrates the continued relevance of its political engagement.

In the summer of 2025, photo artist Hanna Melnykova emigrated from Germany to Ukraine. The Museum Center for Persecuted Arts is showing the photographic documentation of their performative walk.

The exhibition explores the fractured biographies of two men: the Expressionist painter and graphic artist Fritz Schaefler (1888-1954) and the Rheinland Jewish industrialist and art collector Joseph Heymann (1887-1954).

During our public Sunday tour, our art educators will guide you through the exhibition „Unlock your heads at last!“ Dada as Political Art Between the World Wars.

A particular highlight of the program accompanying our Dada exhibition, “Unlock your heads at last!” Dada as Political Art Between the World Wars, is an evening with Blixa Bargeld