Over 120,000 People Visited BMW Welt To See All The Art Cars
The once-in-a-lifetime exhibition celebrated 50 years of BMW Art Cars, from Alexander Calder’s 1975 3.0 CSL to Julie Mehretu’s 2024 M Hybrid V8.
The once-in-a-lifetime exhibition celebrated 50 years of BMW Art Cars, from Alexander Calder’s 1975 3.0 CSL to Julie Mehretu’s 2024 M Hybrid V8.
Fifty years, 20 artists, one collection: the complete story behind BMW's legendary Art Cars.
From Alexander Calder's 1975 3.0 CSL to Julie Mehretu's 2024 M Hybrid V8, all Art Cars can be admired at the BMW Welt until August 31.
The 50-year collection, from Calder to Mehretu, reunites at BMW Welt this summer as the Art Car World Tour comes home.
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Calder's painted Le Mans racer visits Romania for the first time, with a Brâncuși connection few know about.
The BMW Art Car Collection turns 50 this year, making it a good opportunity to showcase some of the rolling sculptures across the world.
At Pebble Beach, BMW showcased two iconic Art Cars: Andy Warhol’s 1979 BMW M1 Le Mans racer and Julie Mehretu’s 2024 BMW M Hybrid V8. A celebration of art, speed, and innovation across decades.
Andy Warhol’s legendary BMW M1 Art Car will join the National Historic Vehicle Register in 2025, marking the first BMW ever added. See it on display in Washington DC this September.
BMW Art Cars turn 50. Jochen Neerpasch shares how a chance idea and a call from Jean Todt created one of motorsport’s most iconic traditions.
The BMW Art Car World Tour 2025 is making a pitstop in Munich at the BMW Museum where the three M3 Art Cars will be on display from June 17.
The BMW Art Car Collection has embarked on a global tour across five continents to celebrate half a century since Alexander Calder's 3.0 CSL.