The Penzberg Museum is highlighting the color blue this year through a range of initiatives, including an interactive space for visitors of all ages to paint and create. Additionally, the exhibition "Campendonk paints Blue" features rare and previously unseen works by the artist affiliated with the expressionist group 'Der Blaue Reiter'. This initiative is part of a broader cultural collaboration called 'MuSeenLandschaft Expressionismus' which includes various prominent museums and aims to engage the public in artistic expression.

This collaborative effort among institutions like the Lenbachhaus, Buchheim Museum, and Franz Marc Museum focuses on the expressionist movement in the region known as the Blue Land, particularly highlighting the impact of blue in art. Starting from April 11, these museums will present a united front under the motto "Blau machen!" which encourages visitors to go out and immerse themselves in the art. The primary goal is to make art accessible and invite the public to partake in the creative process.

The Penzberg Museum’s initiatives mark an important moment for the institution as it strives to engage the community and foster a greater appreciation for the expressionist movement. By showcasing Campendonk's colorful works and promoting interactive experiences, the museum hopes to attract a diverse audience that includes families and young art enthusiasts, thus paving the way for a deeper understanding and connection to the region's artistic heritage.