In 2026, the Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern (mpk) will an increasing number of focal point at the inventive positions of ladies and mix this with a various program. The point of interest is at the works of painter Tina Blau, architect and clothier Eileen Grey and sculptor Madeleine Dietz, who, as introduced via the organizers, labored in numerous historic and social contexts.
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“The works show independence and creative power, but for a long time they were less noticed than the works of their contemporaries,” the spokeswoman stated. With exhibitions mpk will pay tribute to 3 artists whose contribution to the historical past of artwork is being reclassified.
A program with perspective
The exhibition starts with an exhibition (till Might 25) of the Austrian painter Tina Blau (1845-1916). Her panorama within the Prater has been a part of the MPK assortment since 1903 and is regarded as one of the crucial necessary artwork within the assortment. “In cooperation with the Vienna Belvedere and the University of Vienna, a presentation is being created that will shed new light on the artistic development of the work of the impressionist, which is almost unknown in Germany,” the museum introduced.
Some other focal point is at the Irish artist Eileen Grey (1878-1976), who attracted world consideration together with her house E.1027 at the Cote d’Azur. In cooperation with RPTU Kaiserslautern, mpk items decided on design items and room ideas. The exhibition (from Might 3 to November 8, 2026) is finished via a component of the doorway room of set clothier and gown clothier Anna Vibrok.
Inventive energy
With a retrospective exhibition (November 8, 2026 to February 7, 2027), the mpk additionally will pay tribute to the award-winning artist Madeleine Dietz, who is among the maximum outstanding designers within the Palatinate. Huge-scale sculptures and installations manufactured from earth, metal and lightweight are proven.
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