Kunst macht Glücklich

In the organizer's words:

For six years now, we have been pursuing a central goal with this exhibition: making art tangible and doing good at the same time.
In 2025, we would like to continue to support the Friends of the Interdisciplinary Center for Palliative Medicine at Düsseldorf University Hospital with your support and art purchases.

The focus of this important work is on maintaining the quality of life and independence of seriously ill people. The interdisciplinary team cares for patients at home, in care facilities, on the palliative care ward, as well as on an outpatient basis and on all wards of the university hospital. The support association also enables additional services such as animal-assisted and music therapy measures, support for families with children under stress and the loving design of the palliative garden.

Once again this year, we are donating 10% of the net turnover of all sales. We cordially invite you to discover new artistic impulses through our catalog and the exhibition - and to bring joy to yourself and others.

You can look forward to the colorful squares by Josef Albers, floral linocuts by Klaus Fußmann, abstract serigraphs by Winfred Gaul, exciting new works by Alex Katz and familiar motifs by Karin Kneffel.
A special highlight in this issue is a hand-colored etching by Konrad Klapheck. We are also showing the complete portfolio of the "Modulation" series with ten colorful works by Rupprecht Geiger as well as an eight-part portfolio with etchings by Serge Poliakoff, which translates Plato's dialogue "Parmenides" into a poetic connection between literature and art.