The Museum Schloss Moyland Foundation cordially invites you and your friends to the opening of the exhibitions Auschwitz and the Second World War in the Work of Joseph Beuys and Joseph Beuys and National Socialism – A Laboratory Room. 

The following will speak

Franz Rudolf van der Grinten
Board of Directors
Museum Schloss Moyland Foundation

Ina Brandes MdL
Minister for Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia

Dr Antje-Britt Mählmann
Artistic Director
Museum Schloss Moyland Foundation

University Professor Dr Ulli Seegers
Head of Study Programme/Professorship Art Education and Art Management at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf
Project Manager Research Traineeship Art Museums NRW

followed by
Discussion
Dr Alexander Grönert (Curator, Deputy Artistic Director) 
and Angela Steffen (research trainee)
Museum Schloss Moyland Foundation

Music by
Arnold Schönberg
John Cage 

Free admission from 1:30 pm 

The museums Kurhaus Kleve, Goch and Schloss Moyland are offering a permanent combined ticket. You can purchase this ticket in all three museums for €16 (saving €7). 

The ticket will be introduced permanently and is valid for one calendar year (1 January to 31 December). During this period, you can use it once in each of the three museums. Each museum visit is recorded on the ticket by a stamp. Once each museum has been visited once, the card is full and therefore cancelled. The combined admission ticket entitles you to visit the museums and art exhibitions. However, events such as guided tours and workshops as well as special events or major events such as the garden festivals at Museum Schloss Moyland are excluded.

The Museum Schloss Moyland Foundation, together with the Circle of Friends of the Museum Schloss Moyland e. V. and Volksbank Kleverland eG, has been awarding the Joseph Beuys Prize for Research. 

The interdisciplinary Joseph Beuys Prize is aimed at graduates of universities, colleges or academies with their bachelor's, master's, diploma or doctoral theses in all disciplines on aspects and influence of Joseph Beuys. Academic essays, exhibition or art mediation projects based on and incorporating their own research findings can also be submitted. These should demonstrably contain new findings about Beuys, for example his environment, his ideals or his influence.

The application deadline has been extended and ends on 30 June 2025.
The award ceremony will take place in October 2025 at Museum Schloss Moyland.

Access to the viewing platform will unfortunately not be possible from Sat 20 July 2024 for the duration of the construction work. Thank you for your understanding.