When can the exhibition be visited?

On October 3, 2026, the exhibition is open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

The exhibition takes place at DAS MINSK Art House at Max-Planck-Straße 10, 14473 Potsdam.

What is the admission price?

Admission for adults costs 10.00 Euros. The reduced admission price is 8.00 Euros.

Which works are on display?

Paintings, works on paper, collages, and objects by Annemirl Bauer will be shown.

Who curated the exhibition?

The exhibition is curated by Marie Gerbaulet. Luisa Bachmann works as a curatorial assistant.

Is there information about guided tours or workshops?

Information on guided tours or workshops is not specified in the available event data.

Annemirl Bauer at DAS MINSK Potsdam 2026

Name: Annemirl Bauer at DAS MINSK
Start: 2026-10-03T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-03T19:00:00+02:00
Location: DAS MINSK Kunsthaus

Annemirl Bauer at DAS MINSK: Discovering an uncompromising voice of East German art

At the DAS MINSK Art House in Potsdam, a comprehensive retrospective is dedicated to the complex artistic work of Annemirl Bauer (1939–1989). The exhibition brings together paintings, works on paper, collages, and objects, showcasing an independent position in East German art history.

Between painting, drawing, and social observation

Annemirl Bauer worked as a painter and developed a distinctive visual language where personal perception and social reality are closely linked. Her works reflect a critical, independent stance and an intense engagement with social issues. As an artist living and working in Berlin and Brandenburg, Bauer also represents a regional art history of broader significance.

A retrospective with political urgency

The exhibition highlights Bauer as an uncompromising observer and as an engaged personality. Her artistic work was characterized by a strong sense of social justice. At the same time, she opposed the repression of SED politics. The retrospective thus opens an art historical perspective on individual agency, artistic self-assertion, and the conditions of art in the GDR.

Aesthetic experience in space

Paintings, paper works, collages, and objects create a multifaceted art experience. Different materials, formats, and visual media invite concentrated contemplation of the works. The exhibition offers space for an aesthetic experience where color, line, surface, and motif combine to create a compelling exhibition atmosphere.

Curating and cultural education

The retrospective is curated by Marie Gerbaulet, supported by Luisa Bachmann as a curatorial assistant. The exhibition is created in close collaboration with Amrei Bauer, the estate administrator and founder and director of the Annemirl Bauer House in Niederwerbig. This combination of curatorial research and personal estate knowledge allows for a nuanced approach to biography, work development, and cultural context.

Conclusion: An important rediscovery of art history

The retrospective at DAS MINSK promises an intense art experience between painting, drawing, collage, and object art. Visitors encounter an independent artist whose works combine aesthetic sensitivity with social responsibility. Those wanting to re-evaluate the art of the GDR and discover a long-underestimated position should definitely experience this exhibition live.