Join us for the 2025 Touring Exhibitions Pavilion in Paris on 14-16 January

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The Kunstpalast is the art museum of the city of Düsseldorf. As a lively house of art, it offers a sense of identification to all Düsseldorf citizens and seeks to inspire and encourage participation.

The Kunstpalast is located in the Ehrenhof, a unique art déco ensemble of the 1920s, which was extended by renowned Cologne architect Oswald Mathias Ungers. The building encompasses 10.000 m² of exhibition and event spaces. It also includes the Robert Schumann Hall, an outstanding concert hall holding 800 seats, as well as a shop, café and library.

With our exhibition programme we respond to contemporary topical issues and provide impetus for new perspectives. As we are guided by a broad definition of art extending beyond the conventional canon, our programme presents a combination of art and design, photography and fashion.

We show about seven exhibitions a year that always have a connection to either our broad collection or Düsseldorf as an international centre of art. Our three exhibition halls have different dimensions (from 600 m² to 760 m²) with a maximum height of 12 meters. The architecture can be adapted to the individual needs of every exhibition.

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Kunstpalast Düsseldorf
Stefanie Schulz-Klingauf, Head of Touring Exhibition +49 211 566 42 305; stefanie.schulz-klingauf@kunstpalast.de

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2025 Touring Exhibitions Pavilion

14-16 January 2025

The Touring Exhibitions Pavilion is the annual event dedicated to international travelling exhibitions in Paris.
A large friendly pavilion space welcomes exhibitions professionals for 2 days of networking, conferences and meetings, followed by 1 day of exhibition visits.

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