ART ALARM Stuttgart
Calling all art fans! It’s almost time for ART ALARM, a wonderful exhibition of artistic expression in Stuttgart. Whether you like paintings, sculptures or photos, there’s something for everyone at this special weekend. With each institution offering distinctive and varied exhibits, this is one art show that is not to be missed.
Art for everyone in Stuttgart
This September, ART ALARM will make its way to Stuttgart for the 21st time. Over the course of the weekend, 18 galleries will open their doors to exhibit a wide array of fine art to aficionados from all over the world.
With many of us unable to sate our basic human need for expression during the coronavirus pandemic that saw museums and art galleries across the world close, the full weekend of art promised by ART ALARM is a welcome prospect. Over the course of the weekend, 18 well-known galleries across the city will open their doors to the public.
Participating galleries at ART ALARM 2021
Here are the galleries taking part in this year's edition of ART ALARM:
- Galerie ABTART
- Galerie Klaus Braun
- Galerie von Braunbehrens
- Dengler und Dengler – Galerie für Schöne Künste
- Galerie Thomas Fuchs
- Hartmann Projects
- Galerie Reinhard Hauff
- Andreas Henn Kunsthandel Galerie
- Galerie Keim
- Galerie Kernweine
- Brigitte March International Contemporary Art
- Schacher – Raum für Kunst
- Galerie Schlichtenmaier
- Strzelski Galerie
- Galerie Michael Sturm
- Uno Art Space – Ute Noll
- Galerie Imke Valentien
- Galerie Z
Attending ART ALARM 2021
Of course, in keeping with coronavirus guidelines, restrictions will be in place and signs will be in place to guide visitors around the exhibitions. However, since visitors will be spread out over 18 galleries across two days, which proved to be a success in 2020, this year's edition is set to be another memorable one.
Visitors can check out the ART ALARM website for more information on the individual galleries, contact information and a city map that will show visitors the location of all the participating galleries.