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Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden

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Exhibition Website "Bloom up!"

Want to learn more about Bloom up! The Language of Flowers? On the exhibition website, you will find information about the exhibition, as well as guided tours, workshops, evening events, and other offerings from the accompanying program.

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Bloom App!

One app – many ways to explore the exhibition

With the app, you can explore the exhibition in different ways. In addition to the classic audio tour, there are various formats for couples, families, groups, and individual visitors. Additional content, prompts, and interactive elements offer different access points to the exhibition’s themes.

The app is available for free. All tours are available in German, English, and French.

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State Art Gallery Baden-Baden and the Badisches Landesmuseum

Collaboration between two institutions

The State Art Gallery Baden-Baden and the Badisches Landesmuseum collaborate on joint projects to connect contemporary art with cultural-historical objects.

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Art in Architecture

Richard Serra: "Untitled Sculpture"

"I attempt to use sculptural form to make space distinct." Accordingly, the American sculptor Richard Serra designed a two-part steel work on the hill adjacent to the State Art Gallery Baden-Baden.

© Estate of Richard Serra / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026, Photography: unknown

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Art in Architecture

Dan Flavin: "To the Inhabitants of Baden-Baden, with Respect, 1989"

The New Yorker Dan Flavin (1933-1996) worked with the fluorescent light of fluorescent tubes since the early 1960s.

© Stephen Flavin / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026. Photography: Philipp Schönborn, 1989.

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Blue Hour

Evenings at the Art Gallery

During the Blue Hour, the twilight of the early evening, the gallery keeps its doors open longer than usual. Through conversations with artists, readings, films, lectures, or creative activities, visitors have the opportunity to delve deeper into aspects of the current exhibition.

© Exhibition photographs from the State Art Gallery Baden-Baden of "New Applications of Fluorescent Light in Diagrams, Drawings, and Prints by Dan Flavin, 26.2-16.4.1989," Philipp Schönborn, Munich, 1989.

Event details

Exhibition Introduction

with curators Christina Lehnert and Christiaan Veldman

Learn more about the background of the exhibition and let yourself be accompanied by the curatorial team. Additional insights are available in our Bloom App!

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