The Walther Collection
Neu-Ulm/Burlafingen, Germany
Location
Reichenauerstr. 21
89233 Neu-Ulm/Burlafingen
T +49 731 176 9143
info@walthercollection.com
Hours: Thurs.–Sun. 11:00–17:00
The Walther Collection can be visited by guided tour only. To schedule, please email us at info@walthercollection.com or call: +49 731 176 9143
Current Exhibition
Appropriated Landscapes
Curated by Corinne Diserens
June 16, 2011–May 13, 2012
“Appropriated Landscapes” examines the effects of war, migration, colonization, industrialization, and ideology on the landscape of Southern Africa through the works of 14 artists: Jane Alexander, Angela Ferreira, Peter Friedl, David Goldblatt, Christine Meisner, Sabelo Mlangeni, Santu Mofokeng, Zanele Muholi, Jo Ractliffe, Penny Siopis, Mikhael Subotzky / Patrick Waterhouse, and Guy Tillim and – with his North American landscapes – Mitch Epstein.
Visiting the Walther Collection in
Neu-Ulm/Burlafingen
By Plane:
The closest international airports are Frankfurt and Munich.
From Frankfurt Airport: direct ICE train connection to Ulm Central Station.
From Munich Airport: S-8 city train, airport bus or taxi to Munich Central Station. Direct ICE train connections to Ulm Central Station.
By Car:
From Munich: Autobahn A8 direction Stuttgart. Change to Autobahn A7 direction Kempten/Lindau. First exit Nersingen, follow B10 direction Neu-Ulm, first exit Burlafingen. Cross railroad, take first street on right, Thalfingerstraße. Pass village square, take first street left, Reichenauerstraße. Follow the street until you see our White Box at the corner of Reichenauerstraße / Lindauerstraße.From Stuttgart: Autobahn A8 direction Munich. Change to Autobahn A7 direction Kempten/Lindau. See above. From Frankfurt: Autobahn A3 direction Würzburg, change to Autobahn A7 direction Ulm/Kempten/Lindau. See above.
By Taxi:
From Ulm Central Station it is a 10-15 minute taxi ride to The Walther Collection.
By Bus:
Take the number 84 or 88 bus at Ulm Central Station, get off at Burlafingen Dorfplatz, following Thalfingerstrasse for 50 meters, and take the first street on the left, Reichenauerstrasse. It is a 5-minute walk to The Walther Collection, on your left. For bus schedules, please visit: www.ding-ulm.de
Appropriated Landscapes
Curated by Corinne Diserens
June 16, 2011–May 13, 2012
“Appropriated Landscapes” examines the effects of war, migration, colonization, industrialization, and ideology on the landscape of Southern Africa through the works of 14 artists: Jane Alexander, Angela Ferreira, Peter Friedl, David Goldblatt, Christine Meisner, Sabelo Mlangeni, Santu Mofokeng, Zanele Muholi, Jo Ractliffe, Penny Siopis, Mikhael Subotzky / Patrick Waterhouse, and Guy Tillim and – with his North American landscapes – Mitch Epstein.
Visiting the Walther Collection in
Neu-Ulm/Burlafingen
By Plane:
The closest international airports are Frankfurt and Munich.
From Frankfurt Airport: direct ICE train connection to Ulm Central Station.
From Munich Airport: S-8 city train, airport bus or taxi to Munich Central Station. Direct ICE train connections to Ulm Central Station.
By Car:
From Munich: Autobahn A8 direction Stuttgart. Change to Autobahn A7 direction Kempten/Lindau. First exit Nersingen, follow B10 direction Neu-Ulm, first exit Burlafingen. Cross railroad, take first street on right, Thalfingerstraße. Pass village square, take first street left, Reichenauerstraße. Follow the street until you see our White Box at the corner of Reichenauerstraße / Lindauerstraße.From Stuttgart: Autobahn A8 direction Munich. Change to Autobahn A7 direction Kempten/Lindau. See above. From Frankfurt: Autobahn A3 direction Würzburg, change to Autobahn A7 direction Ulm/Kempten/Lindau. See above.
By Taxi:
From Ulm Central Station it is a 10-15 minute taxi ride to The Walther Collection.
By Bus:
Take the number 84 or 88 bus at Ulm Central Station, get off at Burlafingen Dorfplatz, following Thalfingerstrasse for 50 meters, and take the first street on the left, Reichenauerstrasse. It is a 5-minute walk to The Walther Collection, on your left. For bus schedules, please visit: www.ding-ulm.de
Project Space New York
Location
526 W. 26th Street, Suite 718
New York, NY 10001 USA
T +1 212 352 0683
contact@walthercollection.com
Hours: Thurs.-Sat. 12pm-6pm
Current Exhibition
Rotimi Fani-Kayode: Nothing to Lose
March 23 - July 28, 2012
"Rotimi Fani-Kayode: Nothing to Lose," the first solo exhibition in New York of photographs by the British-Nigerian artist, features large-scale color and black-and-white portraits from the late 1980s, created by Fani-Layode before his untimely death in 1989. Fani-Kayode's images interpret and reveal sexuality across racial and cultural differences, vividly merging his fascination with Yoruba "techniques of ecstasy" and homoerotic self-expression through symbolic gestures, ritualistic poses, and elaborate decoration. This exhibition focuses on the influences of exile, religion, sexuality, and death on the artist’s last works.