150 Years of Bochum City Park from an Artistic Perspective

Event: The Public Green in Kunstmuseum Bochum, Kortumstraße 147, 44787 Bochum on 1. November 2026

Date and Time

1. November 2026

Location

Kunstmuseum Bochum
Kortumstraße 147, 44787 Bochum, Germany

Price

€
Book Tickets

About this Event

Exhibition

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

The Public Green is a group exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Bochum that celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Bochum City Park. This highlights a significant place in the city's history, which has been part of Bochum's public life for many generations.

The exhibition invites visitors to view the anniversary of the city park from an artistic perspective. At its core is the public green as a shared urban space. Parks are places for recreation, encounters, and staying. They shape the image of a city and create open spaces in the midst of an urban environment.

Group Exhibition at Kunstmuseum Bochum

As a group exhibition, The Public Green brings together various artistic positions. The show places the Bochum City Park in a cultural context and provides an opportunity to reflect on the significance of public green spaces. A visit thus combines a stay at Kunstmuseum Bochum with a look at 150 years of city park history.

The exhibition can be seen until November 1, 2026. Those wishing to visit the exhibition should note the limited exhibition duration. As no specific opening times or admission prices are provided in the event information, it is advisable to check the Kunstmuseum's website before traveling.

Visitor Information

  • Exhibition: The Public Green
  • Occasion: 150th anniversary of the Bochum City Park
  • Location: Kunstmuseum Bochum
  • Exhibition duration: until November 1, 2026

The presentation takes place indoors at the Kunstmuseum and is therefore accessible regardless of the weather. For a relaxed visit in Bochum, the exhibition visit can be combined with a walk through the city's public green. This way, the anniversary of the city park can be experienced both in the museum and in the urban space.

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