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Deutsche Bank Luxembourg S.A.
2, boulevard Konrad Adenauer
L-1115 Luxembourg
2, boulevard Konrad Adenauer
L-1115 Luxembourg
Map: Nr 03
Open: 11:00 - 18:00
Guided tours (no registration required):
In German and English at regular intervals.
Viewing of the whole building and the contemporary art collection only with guided tours.
Duration: 45 minutes
Viewing of the bank’s unique entrance hall with its domed ceiling and important works of art from its permanent collection with works of Sylvie Fleury, Markus Lüpertz, A. R. Penck.
On the occasion of Private Art Kirchberg 2018 show the exhibition Carnival of Animals with more than one hundred painted, drawn, photographed and graphically reproduced animal representations by 31 artists of the Deutsche Bank Collection. A broad arsenal of animals in small and large formats fills the dome-covered bank hall. In addition to the local fauna, invertebrates and exotic animals are on display.
The multifaceted animal show confronts us with our own state of mind. Going back a long time in history animals in literature and art have served as mirror images of ourselves. The selected artists are showing us animals from their perspective. All this will promise a great viewing experience: This promises a great viewing: a witty and deep richness of different and unexpected forms, at some times even with a critical eye on ethical questions related to the animal world.
Artists Carnival of Animals
Adel Abdessemed · Jaber Al Azmeh · Peter Angermann · Georg Baselitz · Thomas Bayrle · Joseph Beuys · Johannes Brus · Peter Chevalier · Charlotte Dumas · Martin Eder · Rainer Fetting · Cai Guo-Quiang · Karl Horst Hödicke · Bernd Koberling · Peter Kogler Markus Lüpertz · Ewald Mataré · Christa Näher · Hartmut Neumann · Raymond Pettibon · Paola Pivi · Peyman Rahimi · Peter Rösel · Anri Sala · Cornelia Schleime · Norbert Tadeusz · Heinrich Tessmer · Corinne Wasmuth · Gerhard Winkler · Bernd Zimmer Jakub Julian Ziólkowski
More: db.com/art-culture-sports
Open: 11:00 - 18:00
Guided tours (no registration required):
In German and English at regular intervals.
Viewing of the whole building and the contemporary art collection only with guided tours.
Duration: 45 minutes
Viewing of the bank’s unique entrance hall with its domed ceiling and important works of art from its permanent collection with works of Sylvie Fleury, Markus Lüpertz, A. R. Penck.
On the occasion of Private Art Kirchberg 2018 show the exhibition Carnival of Animals with more than one hundred painted, drawn, photographed and graphically reproduced animal representations by 31 artists of the Deutsche Bank Collection. A broad arsenal of animals in small and large formats fills the dome-covered bank hall. In addition to the local fauna, invertebrates and exotic animals are on display.
The multifaceted animal show confronts us with our own state of mind. Going back a long time in history animals in literature and art have served as mirror images of ourselves. The selected artists are showing us animals from their perspective. All this will promise a great viewing experience: This promises a great viewing: a witty and deep richness of different and unexpected forms, at some times even with a critical eye on ethical questions related to the animal world.
Artists Carnival of Animals
Adel Abdessemed · Jaber Al Azmeh · Peter Angermann · Georg Baselitz · Thomas Bayrle · Joseph Beuys · Johannes Brus · Peter Chevalier · Charlotte Dumas · Martin Eder · Rainer Fetting · Cai Guo-Quiang · Karl Horst Hödicke · Bernd Koberling · Peter Kogler Markus Lüpertz · Ewald Mataré · Christa Näher · Hartmut Neumann · Raymond Pettibon · Paola Pivi · Peyman Rahimi · Peter Rösel · Anri Sala · Cornelia Schleime · Norbert Tadeusz · Heinrich Tessmer · Corinne Wasmuth · Gerhard Winkler · Bernd Zimmer Jakub Julian Ziólkowski
More: db.com/art-culture-sports
Art and Architecture
The collection of contemporary art of Deutsche Bank Luxembourg was especially brought together for the new building as designed by the famous German architect Gottfried Böhm and finished in 1991. The building surrounded on its outside by sandstone pillars welcomes its visitors inside with a spacious, open and translucent hall topped by a spectacular glass dome. Today’s art is omnipresent in the open office zones as well as in the secluded areas. Within the Deutsche Bank Group the collection in Luxembourg is quite unique with regard to the interaction between art and architecture. Our commitment is based on the conviction that art displayed in the bank as part of our culture and as a major element of our society should be directly accessible to staff, customers and visitors alike.Deutsche Bank Luxembourg’ art collection presents works by Georg Baselitz, Sylvie Fleury, Günther Förg, Imi Knoebel, Markus Lüpertz, A.R. Penck, Klaus Rinke, Fernand Roda, Cornelia Schleime, Emil Schumacher, Katharina Sieverding, Michael Wesely, and many other artists.
