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The current exhibitions illustrate the process of transformation from the MKK to the MKKD, because: as the new building takes shape, a reorientation of its programme is taking place at the same time. In parallel with this, the well-known workshop series are continuing. In addition, various events are taking place, about which we will keep you regularly informed here.
Every month, we offer guided tours of the current exhibition "Becoming MKKD. Planning and creating a museum". You can find the latest dates in the calendar.
Prices:
Admission: €5.50 standard | €3.50 concessions
Guided tour fee: €5.00 plus admission
Bookings can be made via the online shop or in person at the museum ticket office.
Prices for private group tours:
60-minute tour for a maximum of 20 people (€80) plus reduced admission €3.50 standard
90-minute tour (€120), plus reduced admission €3.50
Booking enquiries can be made via the online booking form.
Art educator Silke Immenga, Foto: Sebastian Birkl
Every quarter, the City of Ingolstadt’s Building Authority and the Museum of Concrete Art offer guided tours of the construction site for the future MKKD, known as the ‘Gießereihalle’.
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Construction Site Tour 2025, Foto: Johannes Hauser
DIYday is a creative program for adults. Guided by professionals in art and design, participants explore techniques, develop ideas, and create their own projects. Currently, the workshops are offered online. Registration is available through the museum’s online shop.
With the kind support of Audi ArtExperience
At regular intervals, families can take part in workshops led by artists and designers on Sunday afternoons. The courses are designed for both beginners and advanced participants, and all materials are provided by the museum.
With the kind support of Audi ArtExperience
Openings, parties, and supporting programs for exhibitions bring people together and create opportunities to engage with art and design. The MKK sees itself as an open space that encourages exchange and is full of life.
Opening ceremony of the exhibition “In Preparation”, Cellist Cassandra Hutsteiner; Photo: Sebastian Birkl