Löw-Beer Villa
Löw-Beer Villa is a branch of the Museum of Brno Region, housed in an Art Nouveau villa built in 1903-1904 by architect Alexander Neumann for industrialist Moritz Fuhrmann. From 1913 to 1939 it was home to textile entrepreneur Alfred Löw-Beer's family, parents of Greta Tugendhat. Today the villa hosts permanent exhibitions on Brno's Jewish community and bourgeoisie, alongside temporary contemporary art shows.
Now on view
4 exhibitions
The Eyes of State Security
We have opened a new exhibition titled The Eyes of State Security in the garden gallery.
Tomáš Rossí: My Herbarium
A selection from the author's latest painting work, based on the observation of plant details and growing from color, light, and spontaneous brushwork.
Invisible Synagogues
How to capture a building that no longer exists? Photographer Štěpán Bartoš has long been dedicated to documenting Jewish monuments, and in his unique project "Vanished Synagogues," he seeks ways to make visible the…
The Whole World Walks on Fuhrmann's Carpets
The exhibition commemorates the fate of a Jewish family whose businesses at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries co-created the appearance of the Moravian Manchester, and whose products were part of everyday life far…