Urban Wilderness in Bochum: Exhibition at the LWL Museum Zeche Hannover


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Urban Wilderness: When Bochum Becomes a Stage for City Nature
The outdoor exhibition Urban Wilderness at the LWL Museum Zeche Hannover showcases photographs by Sven Meurs starting from May 6, 2026, and tells stories of wild animals discovering urban spaces. The exhibition features images of wild boars, foxes, and kingfishers – embedded in the unique atmosphere of the historic industrial monument in Bochum. The exhibition runs until October 4, 2026, and is open according to museum hours from Wednesday to Saturday from 2 PM to 6 PM and on Sundays and public holidays from 11 AM to 6 PM. ([zeche-hannover.lwl.org](https://zeche-hannover.lwl.org/de/veranstaltungen/?current=1&id=1100510))
City Nature with a Wow Effect
Here, industrial culture meets nature photography. The imagery of the exhibition highlights the habitats of animals and plants right in the city and creates an event experience that oscillates between wonder, tranquility, and discovery. This very mix is what makes it appealing: the audience remains relaxed, while a strong view of the relationship between urban space, nature, and change emerges on the grounds. ([zeche-hannover.lwl.org](https://zeche-hannover.lwl.org/de/veranstaltungen/?current=1&id=1100510))
The Right Place for a Strong Theme
The LWL Museum Zeche Hannover is one of the eight LWL museums for industrial culture, offering an extraordinary setting with its Malakow tower, machine hall, and outdoor area. The mine is located in Bochum-Hordel at Günnigfelder Straße 251 and is accessible by bus via the stops Hannoverstraße and Röhlinghauser Straße, and it provides information on accessibility, including disabled parking spaces and step-free access to parts of the site. ([zeche-hannover.lwl.org](https://zeche-hannover.lwl.org/?utm_source=openai))
A Photographic View of the Hidden
Sven Meurs works as a wildlife and environmental photographer, addressing local wilderness and biodiversity in his projects. A press release from LWL describes him as a photographer who has been fascinated by wild animals from an early age, offering the audience new perspectives on nature in urban spaces through his work. This approach provides the thematic depth for the exhibition. ([hlmd.de](https://www.hlmd.de/de/presse/aktuell/aktuell/vortrag-mit-dem-tierfotografen-und-tierfilmer-sven-meurs-am-mittwoch-26-februar-2025?utm_source=openai))
Conclusion: An Excursion That Changes Perspectives
Urban Wilderness connects culture, nature, and industrial backdrop for a powerful exhibition visit in Bochum. Those who want to see the city from a different angle will experience an exhibition here with emotion, context, and a clear message. Now is the time to visit live on-site – for new impressions, striking images, and a lasting perspective shift. ([zeche-hannover.lwl.org](https://zeche-hannover.lwl.org/de/veranstaltungen/?current=1&id=1100510))
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