Marcus Rebmann photographs Air - Art in the Air Museum Amberg

When Air receives a visual memory

In the Air Museum Amberg, an exhibition is being created that captures the fleeting and makes the invisible visible: Marcus Rebmann presents with „Marcus Rebmann photographs Air - Art“ for the first time his long-term photographic documentation of the house as an independent work complex. The exhibition runs from September 20, 2026, to January 17, 2027, in the Gothic chapel and on the 2nd floor of the Air Museum. Rebmann has been documenting the special exhibitions of the house for many years and shapes a visual memory that connects art education, museum history, and photographic observation. ([luftmuseum.de](https://www.luftmuseum.de/startseite))

Photography as curatorial memory

Rebmann's work stands at the intersection of reportage, architectural photography, and cultural documentation. The photographer, born in 1975 in Schwabmünchen, lives in Amberg and has been self-employed since 2004, accompanying projects in the areas of corporate communication, architecture, people, and spaces. His biography shows the precision of a photographer who does not leave visual language to chance but develops it from experience, visual guidance, and craft clarity. From this, the exhibition evolves into more than documentation: a calm, focused art experience between observation and aesthetic experience. ([marcusrebmann.de](https://marcusrebmann.de/ueber-mich/?utm_source=openai))

The Air Museum as a space for art, design, and perception

The Air Museum itself provides the ideal resonance space. The historic building from the 14th century offers around 650 square meters of exhibition space over three floors and understands air as a theme to look at, hear, feel, comprehend, and perceive. In addition to changing exhibitions, the house shows lectures, readings, guided tours, and concerts; art, architecture, technology, and everyday art regularly take center stage on the ground floor. This very mix of experimental curating and cultural education also shapes the perception of the new exhibition. ([luftmuseum.de](https://www.luftmuseum.de/das-luftmuseum/museumskonzept/page))

Light, space, and the quiet dramaturgy of the covering

Especially in the connection between the Gothic chapel and the second floor, the presentation unfolds its special exhibition atmosphere. Photographs about air and art in the Air Museum always also tell of spatial effects, light guidance, and materiality. The view wanders from contour to intermediate space, from surface to atmosphere. Thus, an exhibition emerges that does not appear loudly but convinces with the quiet authority of precise work observation. ([luftmuseum.de](https://www.luftmuseum.de/startseite))

Visit, Service, and Accessibility

The Air Museum is located at Eichenforstgäßchen 12 in 92224 Amberg. It is open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 5 PM, as well as Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 11 AM to 5 PM; it is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. The house is not barrier-free due to its historic structure, only the ground floor is accessible. Tours can be arranged upon request outside regular hours. ([luftmuseum.de](https://www.luftmuseum.de/impressum?utm_source=openai))

The exhibition „Marcus Rebmann photographs Air - Art“ impressively demonstrates how photographic continuity becomes an independent work complex. Those who appreciate art, museum culture, and precise visual language will experience a visit that resonates and sharpens the view of the invisible. An appointment worth it for all who want to not only see the special but consciously experience it. ([luftmuseum.de](https://www.luftmuseum.de/startseite))

Official channels of Marcus Rebmann:

• Instagram: no official profile found
• Facebook: no official profile found
• YouTube: no official profile found
• Website: https://marcusrebmann.de/

Sources:

• Air Museum Amberg - Homepage
• Air Museum Amberg - Museum Concept
• Air Museum Amberg - Opening Hours
• Air Museum Amberg - Imprint
• Marcus Rebmann - About Me