When does the exhibition begin?

The exhibition begins on 20.09.2026 and runs until 17.01.2027.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

At the Air Museum Amberg, Eichenforstgäßchen 12, 92224 Amberg.

How much is the admission fee?

The regular museum admission is 5.50 euros for adults. Discounts and family rates are available.

Are there guided tours?

Yes, the Air Museum offers guided tours. Booking must be done in advance through the museum.

Is the museum accessible?

The museum is partially accessible. For individual questions, direct consultation with the museum is recommended.

What kind of exhibition can I expect?

A photographic exhibition with a documentary character that brings together the museum's special exhibitions as a visual memory.

A quiet air museum, strong images, and a new perspective on exhibition memory

Name: Marcus Rebmann photographs air - art
Start: 2026-09-20T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2027-01-18T00:59:59+01:00
Location: Luftmuseum Amberg

When the Air Museum itself becomes an image

With Marcus Rebmann photographs air - art, the Air Museum Amberg focuses on an artist who has accompanied the museum for many years, giving it a visual memory with his camera. The exhibition collects this long-term photographic observation for the first time as an independent body of work, providing a precise look at the atmosphere of the museum, its special exhibitions, and the poetic power of the medium of photography.

Photography as a memory store

Marcus Rebmann, born in Schwabmünchen in 1975 and residing in Amberg, has been documenting the Air Museum as its house photographer since 2004. His work goes beyond mere documentation: it organizes light, space, and artistic interventions into a visual language where the exhibition experience and the contemplation of works intertwine. Especially in a place dedicated to the invisible element of air, photography takes on a special role as a medium of making visible.

The Air Museum as a place of aesthetic experience

The museum in the historic Klösterl, known as the Engelsburg, is one of the most unusual cultural places in the Upper Palatinate. Across three floors, visitors encounter a permanent exhibition, changing art projects, as well as lectures, readings, guided tours, and concerts. The exhibition by Marcus Rebmann fits into this vibrant curation, connecting art, architecture, technology, and everyday art into an inspiring art experience.

Space, light, and documentary precision

Rebmann's photographs condense the uniqueness of the displayed special exhibitions into tranquil, clearly composed image spaces. Those who engage with this body of work not only experience art photography but also a piece of museum history. The images preserve fleeting constellations of sculpture, installation, and spatial effects, making visible how intensely an exhibition lives from light direction, perspective, and materiality.

A house with cultural radiance

The Air Museum was named the Most Beautiful Museum in the Upper Palatinate in 2021 and is known as a site of air art far beyond the region. Its exhibitions target an audience that appreciates contemporary art, cultural education, and unusual museum experiences. It is precisely this connection of mediation and artistic curiosity that also shapes the presentation of Marcus Rebmann's photographic work.

Conclusion

Marcus Rebmann photographs air - art promises an exhibition between documentation and poetry, between museum memory and contemporary art. Those who want to see how a house reinvents itself in the image should definitely experience this exhibition live at the Air Museum Amberg.