When does the event take place?

On May 20, 2026, at 19:30 in the theater hall of Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee.

How much is the admission?

The regular price is 7 euros, reduced 5 euros.

Where does the evening take place?

In the theater hall of Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee, Am Augustinerberg 1, 86911 Dießen.

What is the lecture about?

The lecture presents Paul Klee in the context of the Blue Rider and includes the current exhibition at the Castle Museum Murnau.

Is the event accessible for people with disabilities?

The event takes place in a hall; specific information about the accessibility of the venue is not provided in the available material.

How long should one plan for the visit?

For an art lecture of this kind, a time window of about one to two hours is sensible, unless a different duration is announced.

Paul Klee in the Blue Rider: A Poetic Art Evening in Dießen

Name: A Dose of Art: Paul Klee. The Poet of the Blue Rider
Start: 2026-05-20T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-20T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Theatersaal Augustinum Dießen am Ammersee

Paul Klee in the Light of the Blue Rider: An Evening Full of Art, Color, and Spiritual Freedom

With A Dose of Art: Paul Klee. The Poet of the Blue Rider, an inspiring access to one of the most distinctive artists of modernity opens up in Dießen. The art lecture by Dr. Wolfgang Urbanczik combines art historical context with the poetic power of Klee's work and focuses on those images that engage in dialogue with the Blue Rider at the Castle Museum Murnau.

Paul Klee and the Language of the Invisible

Paul Klee is one of the defining personalities of Classical Modernism. His art moves between drawing, watercolor, painting, and symbolic imagery. The famous thought of not reproducing the visible, but making it visible, describes his work with particular precision. Lines, surfaces, and colors become carriers of inner processes in Klee's work, signs of an open thinking that eludes any rigid interpretation.

The Blue Rider as a Spiritual Resonance Space

The exhibition at the Castle Museum Murnau situates Klee in that creative environment, which redefined early 20th-century art alongside Wassily Kandinsky, Franz Marc, August Macke, Gabriele Münter, and Robert Delaunay. It is precisely this exchange that gives the lecture its tension: It becomes visible how strongly the artistic breakthrough of the Blue Rider is inscribed in Klee's development while he simultaneously found his own path with confidence.

Rare Works, Poetic Titles, and Art Historical Depth

Rarely shown works from the current presentation in Murnau take center stage. The opening with Hamammet from 1914 refers to his trip to Tunisia and to that phase in which light, color, and structure gain new luminosity in Klee's works. The exhibition illuminates nearly every development phase of his creation and makes it tangible why his imaginative picture titles have become a hallmark of his oeuvre. Thus, a rich field opens up between symbol, memory, abstraction, and lyrical form for the examination of the works.

Art Experience in the Lecture Hall

The evening in the theater hall of the Augustinum Dießen combines cultural education with the lively atmosphere of a well-curated art discussion. Those interested in Expressionism, Avant-garde, and the history of the Blue Rider will not only experience facts here but an aesthetic experience that stimulates further exploration. The lecture starts exactly where art mediation becomes particularly effective: at the curiosity for the original and the desire to discover connections.

Conclusion: This art evening offers a clever, atmospheric, and well-founded approach to Paul Klee and his place in the circle of the Blue Rider. Those who are passionate about modern art, museum culture, and spiritual imagery should not miss this date in Dießen.