"Duckomenta" is a work by the Berlin-based interDuck team. For 30 years, its members have been drawing duck-like exhibits in a sarcastic mood, influenced by famous paintings. In the exhibition you can see gypsum in 150 works.
In 1982, Professor Dr. Eckard Bauer started with his students of the School of Fine Arts in Braunschweig exploring something special with playful means of art. The exhibits are not a work of digital processing, but are genuine paintings.
Since 1986, the exhibition has been housed in more than 70 museums in Europe and has gained 2.1 million visitors to date.
The exhibition will take you straight to another world. From ancient Egypt to ancient Greece, it will take you back to the Baroque and Rococo eras and bring you to our days, with incredible combination changes.
A humorous exhibition that will definitely catch the interest of children and will make adults have fun as well.
Follow in the footsteps of the ducks and ... the journey begins.
Do not forget to take souvenir photos at the photo stand which is available at the end of the exhibition.
Egyptian Museum in Munich
Gabelsbergerstr. 35, 80333
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The exhibition lasts from 30.07.2021 to 30.01.2022
Tickets can be purchased online from the München Ticket or directly from the Museum.
The regular ticket costs € 6.00
Children up to 18 years old entrance is free.
Opening hours:
Closed on Monday
Tuesday 10.00 - 20.00 p.m.
Wednesday - Sunday 10.00 - 18.00 p.m.
Holidays 10.00 - 18.00 pm
You can use buses 100, 58, 68 with a stop at the Pinakothek.
By tram 27 & 28 at Karolinenplatz stop and 5 minutes walk from there.
Or take the metro U2 & U8 and stop at the Königsplatz stop where the museum is a 10-minute walk away.
Parking for your car is available throughout the surrounding area for a fee.
Backpacks and bags larger than A4 size can be stored in the cabinets which are available in the museum foyer.
In the same area is the cafeteria, where you can take a break enjoying a drink or choose the right souvenir for you.
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