Kunstverein Arnsberg announces 2026 programme with Viron Erol Vert
The Kunstverein Arnsberg has announced its lineup for 2026, which includes three individual exhibitions, a public installation, and a parade. This programme delves into concepts such as transition, collision, memory, and collective change across various geographies, bodies, political frameworks, and ecological contexts. Kicking off the series is a solo exhibition by Viron Erol Vert, whose work investigates the inner human experience, focusing on themes of transition, intimacy, distance, and interpersonal connections. Central to his practice is painting, which is enhanced by objects, drawings, sound, and spatial installations, with movement and motifs from Anatolian-Greek mythology frequently appearing.
Key facts
- Kunstverein Arnsberg announced its 2026 programme.
- The programme includes three solo exhibitions, a public installation, and a parade.
- Themes include transition, collision, memory, and collective transformation.
- The first exhibition is a solo show by Viron Erol Vert.
- Vert's practice explores inner states of being human.
- Painting is the core of Vert's exhibition, expanded with objects, drawings, sound, and spatial installation.
- Movement and Anatolian-Greek mythology are recurring in Vert's work.
- The programme extends from exhibition spaces into the public sphere.
Entities
Artists
- Viron Erol Vert
Institutions
- Kunstverein Arnsberg
Locations
- Arnsberg
- Germany