The Museum of Non-Objective Art in Otterndorf exhibits contemporary art by national and international artists.

In the Museum of Non-Objective Art, changing exhibitions of non-objective art after 1945 are shown several times a year. The works do not show realistic images or abstractions, but focus on colours, light, lines, materials and perspectives. The exhibitions give you the opportunity to engage with a wide variety of viewpoints in order to develop new perspectives and visual ideas for yourself.

Openings

Wednesday–Sunday: 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Closed on Dec. 24
Closed on Dec. 25
Closed on Dec. 31

Dayoff: Monday, Tuesday

Price info

Admission is by voluntary donation.

Public tours and admission for school groups are free, sponsored by Weser-Elbe Sparkasse.

Eligibility