Spain around 1800: as a court painter, Goya not only paints
portraits of the great personages, but also of the outsiders of his
time. In flamenco, which developed shortly afterwards, it is the
oppressed who give expres-sion to this form of art. Both flamenco
and the painter Goya give a blunt view of the disruption of their
time. They both fascinate us by their power and expressiveness.
Together with three musicians, flamenco dancer Gisa Michelón and
flamenco singer Estela Sanz Posteguillo will take Goya’s life and
work as a basis for ‘Desastres y Caprichos’.
Look forward to a powerful and modern evening of flamenco!
Admission: Category I € 28 / category II € 25 / reduced
admission € 12.50 Combination ticket with Goya exhibition: category
I € 35 / category II € 32 / reduced € 16.50
Music from everywhere for everyone. With songs from the Orient
and the Occident, Estela Sanz Posteguillo (vocals), Joselito Pérez
(guitar) and Mathis Mayr (cello) will take you on a musical
trip.
Admission:€ 22 / reduced admission € 11 Combination ticket with
Goya exhibition: € 29 / reduced € 15
With their new programme, the ‘Unterbiberger Hofmusik’ once
again disregards all musical conventions. In a furious way, the
band and their top-class guest musicians combine Bavarian and
Turkish sounds in un-expected unity. As a tradition, each concert
of these crafty musicians turns into a great party – on both sides
of the Alps!
The Himpsl family: Franz Josef Himpsl (trumpet, vocals), Xaver
Maria Himpsl (trumpet, vocals), Irene Johanna Himpsl (accordion,
organ), Ludwig Maximilian Himpsl (French horn, percussion, vocals),
Franz Josef Himpsl jun. (vocals) and guests
Admission: € 22 / reduced € 11 Combination ticket with Goya
exhibition: € 29 / reduced € 15
Goya
Münchner Künstlerhauswww.goya-muenchen.de
17/07 – 13/09/2015All cycles of etchings
Just like Goya’s works, Georg Jenisch’s production ‘Symphonie
fantastique’ deals with dreams and fantasies, love and idyll which
lead to rage and reveal the fragility of our illusion of an ideal
world. In his production, he uses the fantastic, cruel and furious
figures from Goya’s etchings and also includes their subtitles in
the plot lines.
Puppet players: Susanne Brantl, Magdalena Breit, Michael Bruns,
Monika Eibl, Birgit Gottschalk, Georg Jenisch
When he composed the ‘Symphonie fantastique’ in 1830, Berlioz
created one of the most famous pieces of programme music of the
19th century.
The work, which consists of five movements, has an auto-
biographic background and is about a young artist in despair and
his dream fantasies.
CD recording of 1984 with the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra
under Herbert Kegel
Admission: € 22 / reduced € 11 Combination ticket with Goya
exhibition: € 29 / reduced € 15
Sucher’s Passions
Lion Feuchtwanger: ‘Goya oder der arge Weg der Erkenntnis’
Friday 24/07/2015 at 7:30 pm
At the start of the Goya exhibition, C. Bernd Sucher will
discuss one of Lion Feuchtwanger’s late works in his series
‘Sucher’s Passions’, the little-known historical novel ‘Goya oder
der arge Weg der Erkenntnis’ (‘Goya, or the Tortuous Road to
Understanding’), created in 1951.
C. Bernd Sucher with the actress Angela Hundsdorfer; music:
Estela Sanz Posteguillo (vocals), Joselito Pérez (guitar)
Francisco de Goya Friday 31/07/2015 | Friday 04/09/2015at 7:30
pm
On two evenings, C. Bernd Sucher will deal with the life and
work of the Spanish painter and graphic artist – and will also talk
about Goya’s life-long correspondence with the rich Aragonese
merchant Martín Zapater. He will introduce Werner Hofmann’s book:
‘Goya. Vom Himmel durch die Welt zur Hölle’ (‘Goya. From Heaven,
Across the World, to Hell’) to the audience and try to answer the
question of what Goethe and Goya have in common.
C. Bernd Sucher with the actor Philipp Moschitz; music: Joselito
Pérez (guitar)
Admission: € 22 / reduced € 11 Combination ticket with Goya
exhibition: € 29 / reduced € 15
Exhibition and cultural programme
Cultural Summer Puppet Theatre Summer Literature
Summer Cinema
Flamenco y Goya. ‘Desastres y Caprichos’ Saturday 08/08/2015 |
Sunday 09/08/2015 | Saturday 15/08/2015 | Sunday 16/08/2015 at 7:30
pm, ballroom
Trio Posteguillo: ‘Canciones del alma’Friday 17/07/2015 | Friday
14/08/2015at 7:30 pm, courtyard
The internationally known flamenco dancer Montserrat Suárez will
present traditional flamenco, together with guitarist Alejandro
Suárez and singer El Kañejo from Cádiz, Andalusia, full of
temperament and passion – intoxicating!
‘Rafaelito y su Tumbao’ probably are Munich’s best-known
Latino-salsa band and show the temperament, fire and wonderful
rhythm of Latin America.
Band leader Rafael Pareja founded the salsa band ‘Rafaelito y su
Tumbao’ after successful years in the Latino, jazz and salsa scene.
In their music the sounds of New York salsa meet the powerful
rhythms of Cuban music.
Rafael Pareja (cuatro guitar / band leader), Carlos Arizala
(vocals), Julián Montilla (bass), Omar Kabir (trumpet), Felix
Hernández (timbal), Ramón Plaza (congas)
Performance dates:July: 22/07, 27/07, 28/07, 29/07August: 04/08,
05/08September: 01/09, 02/09, 03/09, 09/09, 10/09at 7:30 pm,
ballroom
‘Symphonie fantastique’ – puppet theatre by Georg Jenisch |
music: Hector BerliozPremiere: Tuesday 21/07/2015 at 7:30 pm,
ballroom
During the Goya exhibition, we will present extraordinary artist
biographies to you in the form of motion pictures on every Monday
night.
Monday 10/08/2015: Caspar David Friedrich – Grenzen der
ZeitDirected by Peter Schamoni, motion picture 1986, FSK 6, 84
min
Monday 17/08/2015: Camille ClaudelDirected by Bruno Nuytten,
motion picture 1988, FSK 12, 170 min
Monday, 24/08/2015: Goya oder Der arge Weg der
ErkenntnisDirected by Konrad Wolf, film adaption of the novel 1971,
FSK 6, 136 min
Monday, 31/08/2015: BasquiatDirected by Julian Schnabel, motion
picture 1996, FSK 12, 108 min
Monday, 07/09/2015: Das Mädchen mit dem Perlenohrring Directed
by Peter Webber, motion picture 2003, FSK 6, 100 min
at 8 pm, ballroom All films are shown in the German version.
Admission: € 8 / Combination ticket with Goya exhibition: €
15Tickets exclusively available at the box office
Unterbiberger Hofmusik ‘BAVATURKA Vol. 2 * Zusammen unterwegs …’
Friday 07/08/2015 at 7:30 pm, ballroom
Flamenco puro Friday 28/08/2015 at 7:30 pm, courtyard
Noche de Salsa. Rafaelito y su Tumbao Friday 21/08/2015 at 7:30
pm, courtyard
Flamenco y Goya
Flamenco puro
Witches Demon and artist
Gisa Michelón (dance), Estela Sanz Posteguillo (vocals),
Joselito Pérez (guitar), Mathis Mayr (cello), Wolfgang Peyerl
(drums / percussion)
You will find the Goya exhibition at the Münchner Künstlerhaus
at Lenbachplatz, just off Karlsplatz (Stachus) – across from the
BMW Pavilion and next to the Oberpollinger department store. Go to
the city centre and follow the signs to ‘Karlsplatz (Stachus)’.
Lenbachplatz is adjacent to Stachus in the direction of
Maximiliansplatz.
Parking:Oberpollinger department store, Maxburgstraße, open
24/7Public transport:S-Bahn S1, S2, S3, S4, S6, S7, S8; Underground
U4, U5Tram 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28All lines: get off at
Karlsplatz /Stachus
Exhibition Opening Times:Monday: 10:30 am – 10 pmTuesday to
Sunday: 10:30 am – 7:30 pm
Tickets for exhibition and cultural programme:Box Office:
Münchner Künstlerhaus, phone: 089 /59 91 84 14München Ticket:
Phone: 089 / 54 81 81 81, www.muenchenticket.deAD ticket:Phone: 069
/4076 62-0, www.adticket.deZKV:Phone: 089 / 54 50 60 60,
[email protected]
Combination tickets, cinema tickets, tickets for guided tours
and registration and payment of participation fee for all workshops
exclusively at the Münchner Künstlerhaus
The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue.
For further information please visit: www.goya-muenchen.de
Organised by:Münchner Künstlerhaus-StiftungLenbachplatz 8,
D-80333
Mü[email protected]: 0049
/(0)89 / 59 91 84 14
Goya | The complete cycles of etchings17/07 – 13/09/2015
The Münchner Künstlerhaus presents an exhibition which is
extremely unique in its completeness.
One of the highlights of the exhibition will be the series of
the first edition of ‘Los Caprichos’ from 1799.
With 222 exhibits, all four cycles of Francisco de Goya’s
graphic work from the collection of Richard H. Mayer, Kunstgalerien
Böttingerhaus, Bamberg, will be shown.
The exhibition offers the very rare opportunity to get to know
the complete graphic work of the Spanish artist, done in aquatint,
and impressively demon-strates Goya’s ingenious creative power, his
love of experimentation and excep-tional observation skills.
Visitors are invited to study Goya’s political and
socio-critical intentions and learn essential facts about the Age
of Enlightenment in a country torn by social, religious and
cultural conflicts.
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746 – 1828) is regarded as
a pioneer of modernity. In particular, Goya had a considerable
influence on graphic arts. His etchings long have been considered
to be visionary. His four cycles of prints show a realistic and
critical view of the social and political events in Spain at that
time:
Guided Tours:During the eight weeks of the exhibition, the
Münchner Künstlerhaus will offer daily guided tours. The guided
tours, which will take about 90 minutes, always include a 15-minute
printing presentation in the courtyard or the lithography studio of
the Künstlerhaus. During this short live demon-stration on printing
machines, visitors are shown how a litho graphic print is created,
how much time and effort it takes and which manual skills are
required.
Exhibition Opening Times:Monday: 10:30 am – 10 pmTuesday to
Sunday: 10:30 am –7:30 pm
Tickets:Regular price: € 9Pensioners: € 7Students and disabled
persons: € 5 Free admission for children under 6 years of ageGroups
of 10 people or more: € 7 per person School classes: € 3 per
pupil
Guided tour including printing demonstration (every day):Regular
price: € 7Students: € 4 (plus exhibition entry)Special tours on
request (phone: 089/ 59 91 84 14)
Combination tickets with all events of the cultural programme
available at the Münchner Künstlerhaus
Goya Exhibition
Lithography Workshops for children and young people
‘Heavy stones, shining plates and delicate print’ Educational
art programmefor children and young people
What is the difference between an original and a copy? What does
the word lithography mean? How is an etching made?
In a printing presentation the chil-dren can try the technique
of etching and lithography and make their own prints. Both printing
techniques will be explained and a picture will be created
together.
The children will see how much time it takes and which manual
skills are required. During the presentati-on, we will discuss the
state of the art of these techniques compared to the computer and
the copying machine. The surfaces of the printing plates will be
divided into equal segments. The printed sheet is cut so that each
child can take home his or her own print.
Printmaking Workshops for adults
‘Intaglio printing – surface printing’
For a whole morning, participants can try the techniques of
etching and of lithography and make their own prints. Both printing
techniques will be explained and there will be the opportunity to
create your own little lithographic stone prints and etchings.
Workshops for Children Workshops for Adults
‘Los Caprichos’ (The Whims)The ‘Whims’ cycle, consisting of 80
graphics, was created in the years from 1797 to 1799 and paints the
picture of a decadent society in decline. Violence, prostitution,
super- stition, greed and witch-hunts dominated the behaviour of
society in Spain at that time – just like in the rest of
Europe.
‘La Tauromaquia’ (The Art of Bullfight)Goya’s third cycle was
created between 1814 and 1816 and is perceived as rather harmless
by the viewer, as compared to the other cycles of etchings. But
there is something else which is impressive about the ‘Bullfight’
cycle: it is the high technical quality of the 40 prints which is
remarkable. Goya seems to capture split-second moments of the fight
between man and animal.
Prices and registration:Litho workshops for children (2 hours)€
7, € 11 including exhib. entryWith Munich holiday pass: € 4,€ 7
including exhibition entry
Litho workshops for children (5 hours) € 17.50 Maximum number of
participants: 9 children per workshopRegistration required at
[email protected] or phone: 089 / 59 91 84 14
‘Los Disparates’ (The Follies)The cycle which probably is the
most mysterious one was pre-sumably created between 1815 and 1824.
‘The Follies’ with its 22 prints is one of the artist’s late works.
Horrible creatures, agonized beings, flying figures, doll-like,
helpless human beings – these recurring, sometimes nightmarish
sub-jects also give some indication of the artist’s state of
mind.
Dates and times:Two-hour workshops:Children 6 to 9 yearsMondays:
20/07, 03/08, 17/08, 31/08 from 10 am to 12 noonSaturdays: 25/07,
08/08, 22/08, 05/09 from 4 to 6 pmChildren 10 to 14 yearsMondays:
27/07, 10/08, 24/08, 07/09 from 10 am to 12 noonSaturdays: 18/07,
01/08, 15/08, 29/08, 12/09 from 4 to 6 pm
Five-hour workshops: Children 6 to 14 yearsTuesdays: 04/08,
18/08, 01/09from 10 am to 3 pm
Dates and times:Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pmJuly: 18/07, 25/07
August: 01/08, 08/08, 15/08, 22/08, 29/08 September: 05/09,
12/09
Prices and registration:€ 50 including exhibition entry
Registration required at [email protected] or phone:
089/ 59 91 84 14
‘Los Caprichos’ (The Whims) ‘Los Desastres de la Guerra’ (The
Disasters of War) ‘La Tauromaquia’ (The Art of Bullfight) ‘Los
Disparates’ (The Follies)
Lithography workshops during the exhibition for children and
young people Printmaking workshops for adults
Information
Going to the Münchner Künstlerhaus by train: on presentation of
your valid ‘Werdenfels-Ticket’ or ‘Bayern-Ticket’ you will get a €
1 reduction on each ticket.
‘Los Desastres de la Guerra’ (The Disasters of War)Goya’s second
cycle of prints, also consisting of 80 pieces, deals with the
devastating famine during the Franco- Spanish war (1808 –1814), the
brutalization of humanity and the decline of moral and ethic
values. In ‘The Disasters of War’, the artist illustrates all
cruelties and brutalities of his time in a dramatic way – and
inspired numerous artists with his contemporary documents of
art.
Under the patronage of Dr. Hans-Georg Küppers
Director of Munich’s Municipal Department of Arts and
Culture
Münchner Künstlerhaus-Verein
für Firmenevents
All-day cateringEnjoy little delicacies and drinks served by the
Künstlerhaus Catering Service in the courtyard.
