Special art for everyone: Discover exhibitions in Halle!

Special art for everyone: Discover exhibitions in Halle!

Friedemann-Bach-Platz 5, 06108 Halle (Saale), Deutschland - in Halle (Saale) awaits those interested in art this season an exciting program in Art Museum Moritzburg . The special exhibition "Planetary Farmers. Agriculture, Art, Religion" runs from May to September 2025 and discusses the interfaces between art and agriculture in an innovative way. From October 2025, the exhibition "Halle Handlich" will follow, which will be presented on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Saxony-Anhalt Landesmünzkabinett and will be shown by February 2026. If you want to visit the exhibitions, you can do this from Monday to Sunday and on public holidays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., except on Wednesdays when the museum is closed.

The admission prices are fairly designed: for the collection, adults pay 8 euros, reduced 5 euros. Children and adolescents up to the age of 18 have free admission. If you want to treat yourself to the complete experience with the special exhibition, you pay 13 euros for adults and 9 euros for reduced, although admission for children and young people is free.

accessibility as an important aspect

A highlight of the art museum is accessibility. The premises are designed in such a way that they are accessible to people with walking disabilities and sometimes also wheelchair users and visually impaired people. All important areas are infinitely or can be reached via an elevator. In addition, the museum offers special tours for people with visual impairments and cognitive impairments that are organized after prior registration. Various offers, such as tactile models and audio guides, are used here to promote art pleasure for everyone. More information about this can be found on the museum's website at Kunstmuseum-Moritzburg.de .

Another important point in the discussion about accessibility is slightly underlined by the cooperation of the museum with the radio group Feder ·. This is irrelevant from Radio Corax, which aims to give people with disabilities the opportunity to actively participate in the radio. During their visits in 2024, the participants explored works of art such as the Halle picture cycle by Lyonel Feininger and Franz Marc's white cat. Art is made tangible here by various media, including by printed matter in light language and VR glasses.

promote inclusion in museums

The efforts to inclusion are not limited to Halle (Saale). Also the Stadtmuseum SimeOnstift in Trier is strongly committed to accessibility and has developed special offers for all visitor groups. Historical city walls and other originals from urban collections are presented here. Hands-on areas and media offers promote the inclusion of people with different restrictions, so that everyone can take something from Trier's city and cultural history.

In summary, it can be said that culture in Germany opens step by step and also wants to invite people with disabilities. The initiatives in Halle and Trier are excellent examples of how art and inclusion can go hand in hand.