Past

4/26 Collective Art Exhibition

When
April 24–26, 2026
Location
Enric Mammen Photo Studio · Hauptstraße 44–46 · 53804 Much
Admission
Free admission
Opening hours
Fri., April 24 · Opening Reception 18–21 UhrSat., April 25 11–18 UhrSun., April 26 11–18 Uhr
Poster for the 4/26 Collective Art Exhibition: five artists from Much, opening reception on April 24, 2026, and exhibition on April 25 and 26 at the Enric Mammen Photo Studio.

Five Artists from Much. A Weekend Full of Art.

Contemporary art in and from Much? Yes! From April 24–26, 2026, we invite you to our second group exhibition at the Enric Mammen Photo Studio: Ralf Flock, Henrik Heidgen, Joachim Konradi, Enric Mammen, and Lothar Vollmar.

You can expect paintings and abstract works, screen prints, photography, objects, and sculptures. Five artists, each with their own unique approaches and materials, coming together in one place for a weekend. Stop by, take a look around, and join us for a conversation. And if a piece keeps popping into your mind: You can also purchase the works on display.

This Weekend Only

We’re opening the exhibition with a preview on Friday, April 24, from 6 to 9 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, we’ll be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free.

On Sunday, the Mucher Frühling festival will also take place on Hauptstraße. Stores will be open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.—a great opportunity to stop by and see us.

You’ll find us at Enric Mammen Photo Studio, Hauptstraße 44–46, 53804 Much. The entrance is at the back of the building by the parking lot, next to Schülerhilfe and the Wing Tsun School.

The Artists and Their Work

Here’s a first look at our work—including Henrik’s Pop’s Destiny, a half-eaten popsicle made of polished brass. You can find more works via the linked artist profiles.

Work by Ralf Flock: a black line drawing of a figure against a salmon-colored background.

Ralf Flock

Example of a work by Ralf Flock

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“Pop’s Destiny” by Henrik Heidgen: a half-eaten popsicle made of polished brass against a black background.

Henrik Heidgen

Pop’s Destiny · 2019 · Polished brass on painted MDF

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Photograph by Joachim Konradi: Cologne Cathedral illuminated at night alongside a blue Ferris wheel, with a white mat and black frame.

Joachim Konradi

Cologne Cathedral at Night · Example of a work by Joachim Konradi

Q-AD I by Enric Mammen: red and yellow color fields set against rough, brown rusted surfaces.

Enric Mammen

Q-AD I · 2025 · Acrylic and iron on canvas · Example of a work

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"Woman with a Scythe" by Lothar Vollmar: a light-colored figurative sculpture with a colorful face, branches, and a scythe against a dark background.

Lothar Vollmar

Woman with a Scythe · Lothar Vollmar

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