Hamburger Kunsthalle

Spell binding and stunning, Hamburg’s Art Museum (Kunsthalle) has all the golden greats, plus plenty of modern allsorts.

Placed between the lake, the old town and the Station, it’s easy to reach and suitably priced and really is a must see during any visit to Hamburg.

this place deserves a lot of praise for the styles of the arts.
the historical attributes of the arts are very impressive. in case you are
it is your first time, it would nice to get in company with people
how know the place well. this will help you to explore a lot.

the only thing that could make the place better is having staffs who
really know what to look for with arts.

in all this is a good place to spend time with visitors.

I was lucky to get to visit the Exhibition 'Mahjong;’ in the Hamburger Kunsthalle. This was an extensive exhibition that was curated with the highest calibre. The exhaustative exhibition told truths about China from approximately 1979 to 2005 through the work of many chinese artists.

On entering this exhibition the first piece reduced me to tears and of course frightened my pal who ran off to hide in the toilets. The piece featured a giant sized wallet that framed video footage of the production of wallets in sweatshops, slaughter houses and high street designer stores. The video footage was also complimented by very sad violin music. The rest of the exhibition was a weeks worth of viewing, and expressive pieces that told us truths about China. We were educated with hard hitting expressive modern peices. The final pieces I viewed were some Mao propoganda graphics. I think this exhibition at the Hamburger Kunsthalle was one of the most outstanding of exhibitions I ever visited and i would of course always be interested to know what goes on in the Kunsthalle.