The Klingental exhibition space creates a platform for the exploration of regional art and sees itself as a place of encounter and hospitality between contemporary art and the public.

The Klingental exhibition space creates a platform for engaging with regional art and sees itself as a place of encounter and hospitality between contemporary art and the public. The experimental approach to various mediation formats is an important component of the cross-city projects such as the Museum Night and the Regionale. An important function of the Klingental exhibition space is the promotion of young talent. It discovers and showcases innovative talents among artists and gives art educators the opportunity to gain professional experience, but also aims to constantly reexamine and communicate important positions of older generations. The Klingental exhibition space was set up on the barracks site in 1974 on the initiative of an artist and is located in the Klingental monastery church, which was consecrated in 1293 and rebuilt by Herzog & de Meuron in 1981.


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