Kolumba

Artist Application

Date February 18, 2025

Address: Kolumbastraße 4, 50667 Cologne, Germany

Admission: €5 (0-18 free entry)

Kolumba holds and exhibits a collection of paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, decorative art, and religious icons from Late Antiquity to contemporary works and is among Cologne's oldest museums. The Museum features a regularly changing selection of the Museum's holdings. Kolumba also won the title of Museum of the Year in 2013. Some of the highlights of the museums are a collection of rosaries, Stefan Lochner's Madonna with the Violet (pre-1450), Paul Thek’s Shrine (1969), Jannis Kounellis’ Tragedia civile (1975) and more.

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