The EPO art collection
Paper Transformation art competition
That was the Long Night of Museums 2023
The collection
Art and architecture significantly contribute to the EPO’s corporate identity by bringing cultural responsibility to life. They express the core values and heritage of our international organisation and underpin the EPO’s commitment to offering a stimulating and inspiring working environment for more than 6000 employees in Europe. By reflecting the dynamic, innovative nature of the EPO, which combines creativity, technical expertise and high-quality products and services, the EPO art collection has become one of the world’s leading corporate art collections.
Let's talk about art
Four new EPO artworks explore collaborative innovation, digital transformation and sustainability
Art tours and a new Culture Space in the EPO’s main building on the Isar
Ein attraktives Erlebnis für die Besucher der Münchner „Langen Nacht“.
A highly successful Girl's Day at the European Patent Office concluded with a lively tour of the works from the EPO art collection in PschorrHöfe 8.
During the Long Night of Museums in Munich on 15 October 2022, the European Patent Office offered guided tours of its art collection.
Two art works have been commissioned for the permanent art collection of the European Patent Office (EPO).
As part of the Study Visit to the EPO, Kristine Schönert (Cultural affairs officer, EPO) spoke about the EPO art collection.
Art and innovation meet sustainability in a new thought-provoking book that also features several outstanding works from the EPO art collection.
Ever wanted to escape the crowds and discover some of Munich's less travelled but no less impressive cultural pathways?
Presentation of the film “Exploring Art at the European Patent Office” & night tours on art in the public space around the EPO.
The first ever Art@Five talk "features Julian Nida-Rümelin and Annemieke Reedijk on "The interface of technology and art: the EPO collection".
In 2020, the European Patent Office acquired works from artists from Albania, China, Croatia, Estonia, Iran, Monaco, Norway and the United Kingdom.
Five up-and-coming artists have been invited to take part in temporary interventions at the EPO Boards of Appeal site in Haar (19.11.- 05.12.2019).
The EPO has been honoured with the Corporate Art Award at an event held on 28 November in the context of the European Year of Cultural Heritage.
Artists
Media Library
Film: Light art at the EPO
Talk: Art at the workplace
About Marie-Thérèse Vacossin
About Nikolaus Moser
About John M Armleder
About Bernhard Luginbühl
About Beat Zoderer
About Sylvie Fleury
About Jeremy Moon
About Malgosia Jankowska
About Markus Stangl
About Hans-Peter Feldmann
About Margriet Smulders
About Heringa & van Kalsbeek
Talk: Rolf Lieberknecht
Exhibition: START-UP
Talk: Art@Five
Trailer Exploring art at EPO
Film: Exploring art at the EPO
What's on
In his multimedia work, Daniel Canogar (*1964 Madrid, ES) deals with the influence of technology on social life.
The Dutch-Brazilian artist Rafaël Rozendaal is a well-known pioneer of digital art and now on show at the Folkwang Museum exhibition until 20.08.2023
At the National Museum of Qatar, Icelandic-Danish artist Ólafur Elíasson continues his experimentation.
The Albertina in Vienna is to show a major Katharina Grosse exhibition, beginning 1 November 2023.
Works by Dutch artist Afra Eisma are on show in a colourful interactive exhibition at The Tetley until 22 October 2023