The Eck Museum of Art exhibits both sacred and contemporary art
Image gallery: Eck Museum of Art
The Brunico Municipal Museum is housed in the antique horse stables for stagecoaches. In the so-called Gothic hall on the ground floor it exhibits late-Gothic artpieces of Michael Pacher and Friedrich Pacher, as well as of their scholars Simon and Veit von Taisten. Moreover, the museum hosts various temporary exhibitions on modern and contemporary art on the 1st and the archives of the museum on the 2nd floor.
The basement floor hosts a workshop with print facilities (for etching-lithography-wood engrocing), where both adults and children can try being artists for one day. Altogether, the Eck Museum of Art is a small and interesting museum very worth to be visited, not only on bad weather days!
Contact info
- Via Bruder Willram / Bruder-Willram-Strasse 1A - 39031 - Brunico / Bruneck
- +39 0474 553292
- info@eck.museum
Opening times
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
€ 3.00 adults
€ 2.00 students (6-26 years)
€ 2.00 seniors 65+
€ 2.00 groups (10 and more persons)
free for children under 6 years
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guided tours (on reservation):
€ 4.00 groups (10 and more persons)
€ 2.00 school classes per student
use of the artists' workshop:
€ 50.00 per person (half day)
free for school classes
More information
The permanent exhibition is located on the ground floor (in case of setup for the next temporary exhibition possible short-term closures, accessible on request), the temporary exhibition on the 1st floor, the archive and the office on the 2nd floor and the artists' workshop in the basement.
Sommerausstellung "Ab umbra lumen" von Alessandro Del Pero vom 29. Juni bis 28. September 2024: Die Ausstellung zeigt eine Auswahl großformatiger Leinwandarbeiten, die der Künstler in den vergangenen 10 Jahren zwischen Italien und New York erschaffen hat, Höhepunkt ist die noch nie gezeigte Bilderserie, die zwischen 2022 und 2024 in seinem Atelier in Wien entstanden ist. Die Ausstellung ist Teil des thematischen Jahresprogramms des Museums, das 2024 die Beziehung zwischen Kunst und Religion unter die Lupe nimmt. Vernissage am 28. Juni 2024 um 19.00 Uhr.
