COLLECTION PRESENTATION
The permanent collection presentation gives more space to the history of Sursee: The special features of Sursee as a small town, cultural city and business location as well as the diverse view of the museum collections are in focus. Arts and crafts from Sursee are on display in an exquisite selection.
LINK : BUILD : ENCOUNTER
Visitors are welcomed with a game through the history of Sursee - if the objects are correctly CONNECTED, they will learn what is characteristic of Sursee, what makes the small town special.
This is followed by a journey through space and time, through BUILT Sursee. Different people tell stories about buildings and show how our lives are shaped by the built environment.
In the next room, the visitors WALK to people who have left traces in Sursee or coming from Sursee. The people come from a wide variety of times and social strata and provide insights into very different lifestyles. With the help of a match maker, visitors can determine which person best suits them.
COLLECT : TELL : MARVEL
The room SAMMELN shows why the so diverse and heterogeneous holdings of the Sankturbanhof have come to Sursee. The room presents parts of the Municipal Collection, the collections of Carl Beck (weapons) and Kuno Müller (autographs, coins) and gives insight into the estates of the sculptors Amlehn and the Sursee artist Franz Grossert y Cañameras (1936 - 2009).
A museum's collections serve as sources of inspiration for exhibitions, thus contributing to new perspectives on life in a place and sometimes TELLING surprising stories. Thus, representations of Sursee's town saint George can become the starting point for a dragon exhibition.
The last room bids visitors a STAUNNING farewell: the most valuable and artistically significant reverse paintings on glass and virtuously designed goldsmith's work from Sursee are on display. The baroque objects enter into a dialogue with ceramics from Cañameras. The luminosity and brilliance of the glazes of the ceramics form a fascinating combination with the enamel-like effect of baroque reverse glass paintings and the shimmering of gold and silver.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Thu 14-20 h
Fri 14-17 h
Sat/Sun 11-17 h
The permanent collection presentation gives more space to the history of Sursee: The special features of Sursee as a small town, cultural city and business location as well as the diverse view of the museum collections are in focus. Arts and crafts from Sursee are on display in an exquisite selection.
LINK : BUILD : ENCOUNTER
Visitors are welcomed with a game through the history of Sursee - if the objects are correctly CONNECTED, they will learn what is characteristic of Sursee, what makes the small town special.
This is followed by a journey through space and time, through BUILT Sursee. Different people tell stories about buildings and show how our lives are shaped by the built environment.
In the next room, the visitors WALK to people who have left traces in Sursee or coming from Sursee. The people come from a wide variety of times and social strata and provide insights into very different lifestyles. With the help of a match maker, visitors can determine which person best suits them.
COLLECT : TELL : MARVEL
The room SAMMELN shows why the so diverse and heterogeneous holdings of the Sankturbanhof have come to Sursee. The room presents parts of the Municipal Collection, the collections of Carl Beck (weapons) and Kuno Müller (autographs, coins) and gives insight into the estates of the sculptors Amlehn and the Sursee artist Franz Grossert y Cañameras (1936 - 2009).
A museum's collections serve as sources of inspiration for exhibitions, thus contributing to new perspectives on life in a place and sometimes TELLING surprising stories. Thus, representations of Sursee's town saint George can become the starting point for a dragon exhibition.
The last room bids visitors a STAUNNING farewell: the most valuable and artistically significant reverse paintings on glass and virtuously designed goldsmith's work from Sursee are on display. The baroque objects enter into a dialogue with ceramics from Cañameras. The luminosity and brilliance of the glazes of the ceramics form a fascinating combination with the enamel-like effect of baroque reverse glass paintings and the shimmering of gold and silver.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Thu 14-20 h
Fri 14-17 h
Sat/Sun 11-17 h
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