Loriot exhibition in Oberhausen: A look back at a humor genius!

Loriot exhibition in Oberhausen: A look back at a humor genius!

In Oberhausen, a comprehensive exhibition is organized in honor of Vicco von Bülow, better known as Loriot. Under the title "Ach what. Loriot-artist, critic and caricaturist", the show opens its doors in the ludwigsgalerie . This exhibition combines more than 300 original drawings of the famous humorist and thus offers a deep insight into his artistic work.

loriot is considered one of the most important humorists in Germany. His art reflects the self -image of the petty -bourgeois society from the 1950s to 1980s and not only shows his talents as a draftsman, but also as an actor and director. Visitors can look forward to a variety of different works, including phase drawings for cartoons such as "men in the bathroom", opera stage models and scripts. There are also scene photos from its best -known sketches such as "Die Noodel" as well as the films "Ödipussi" and "Pappa Ante Portas".

diverse supporting program

The program of the exhibition is varied. It includes tours, lectures and the demonstration of the film "Pappa Ante Portas". A special highlight is the cartoon workshop, in which participants can get a "jokes". These offers offer visitors the opportunity to get to know Loriot's humor and his approach to art in an interactive way.

Another important part of the exhibition is devoted to Loriot's first exhibition in the GDR in 1985. Here the historical context of his works is highlighted, which underlines the relevance and influence of its work. This interesting perspective is supported by a cooperation with the Brandenburg City Museum on the Havel and the Caricatura Museum Frankfurt.

opening times and admission prices

The Ludwigsgalerie is open on Tuesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., also on public holidays. The admission price is 8 euros, reduced 4 euros, while families (two adults plus children) are allowed into it for 12 euros. A combination ticket with the gasometer, where the exhibition "Planet Ocean" can currently be seen, costs 17 euros. In addition, public tours are included in the admission price every Sunday and public holiday.

Vicco von Bülow was born on November 12, 1923 in Brandenburg an der Havel and died on August 22, 2011 in Ammerland, Upper Bavaria. Known for his subtle humor and talent to illuminate everyday situations with wit, he shaped German humor for decades. His career began with painting and graphic training in Hamburg, followed by successful publications in various media. With numerous awards and a lasting influence on German culture, Loriot leaves a heir that continues to be estimated, as the upcoming exhibition impressively demonstrates. n-tv reports that Loriot Humor is an integral part of the German cultural heritage.