When does the event start and end?

The live lecture begins on Monday, 05.01.2026 at 7 PM and is expected to end around 10 PM; entry according to house information will be timely before the start.

What ticket prices apply?

According to the organizer, standard €34, premium €44, and reduced €19 apply; free seating unless designated as premium.

Is the Stadthalle accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the Stadthalle Fürth offers accessible access and disabled restrooms in the underground garage; designated disabled parking is available in the parking garage.

Where can I park and how do I get there?

The Stadthalle is directly adjacent to the Stadthalle parking garage; the central location in 90762 Fürth is well connected to public transport.

Am I allowed to take photos?

Information will follow; please observe the guidelines of the organizer on-site and respect the rights and sightlines of other guests.

Are there accompanying programs or tours?

This is a live multivision with stage moderation; separate tours are not planned. Further information will follow on the organizer's website.

TERRA by Michael Martin: See the Earth anew, experience Live Multivision at Fürth Stadthalle

Name: Michael Martin: TERRA – Live Multivision in Fürth
Start: 2026-01-05T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-05T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Stadthalle Fürth

TERRA in Fürth: An evening for the eye, mind, and heart

Michael Martin brings his internationally acclaimed live multivision 'TERRA' to the Stadthalle Fürth. In a gripping composition of images and narratives, a panorama of the Earth is created, combining geography, photographic art, and expedition experience into an intense artistic experience.

The exhibition atmosphere: Images that allow the space to breathe

Large-format projections, precise sound direction, and dramatic curation create a dense exhibition atmosphere. In the contemplation of the work, colors, light, and forms unfold their full spatial impact: icy blues of the Arctic, ochre desert plateaus, emerald green rainforests, and fiery red volcanic cones of the Pacific Ring of Fire.

Ten faces of the Earth: Art historically conceived, geographically narrated

The 'faces of the Earth' follow a clear narration: Arctic and Himalayas, Andes and Amazon basin, savannas of East Africa, steppes of Central Asia, taiga of Siberia, and Arabia. Martin's imagery oscillates between documentary rigor and aesthetic experience; in its reduction, it recalls landscape photographic modernism while also embodying the tradition of science-oriented expedition photography. Sources and content come from his long-term project 'TERRA'.

Expertise on stage: 40 years of travel, 2000 lectures

As a photographer, speaker, and diploma geographer, Martin combines field research with visual storytelling. Over 30 photo books, films, and awards – including an honorary medal from the Royal Geographic Society and the ITB Book Award – attest to his authority. The live lecture vividly illustrates complex Earth processes such as plate tectonics, erosion, and climate approaches.

Learning impulses: From work contemplation to world contemplation

The evening promotes cultural education: terms such as painting of light, image composition, serial motif groups, and installation in space are made tangible through the projections. Conceptually thought from a museum education perspective, TERRA invites active perception – from detail (animal and plant portraits) to systemic perspective (climate and cultural spaces).

Conclusion: Visitors can expect a concentrated visual and auditory event that inspires wonder and deepens knowledge. Anyone wanting to experience the Earth in its complexity should see this live multivision on-site.