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Paradise Lost #gender shift
The international group exhibition at the DG Kunstraum and the Karmeliterkirche in Munich reflects on the problematic relationship between Christian norms (or morals) and modern living conditions where traditional role models and attributes have...
Freedom Time Machine
The Stadtmuseum Memmingen will explore the significance of freedoms in civic life on the basis of the “Twelve Articles” of Memmingen. The bill, drafted in 1525 during the Peasant Wars, is considered one of the first European documents outlining basic...
DURCH_EINANDER – Neuruppin City Dialogue
With its project “DURCH_EINANDER” (Mixing It Up), the Museum Neuruppin wishes to investigate how new and long-established residents of Neuruppin perceive and use urban space. In order to anchor the project as broadly as possible in urban society, the...
ARRIVING – building dwelling living
The project “ARRIVING – building dwelling living” by the Heimatmuseum Bernau focuses on the expanding communities located on the outskirts of Berlin. In view of immigration, new arrivals and the changes they bring, more and more people are asking...
Ecraser l’infâme!
Since it was established, the Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen has collected works of art by former prisoners from numerous European countries. In cooperation with the Zentrum für verfolgte Künste in Solingen, the Sachsenhausen Memorial plans to...
Just Between Us? Sinti in East Friesland and Leer
The Heimatmuseum Leer is cooperating with the Sinti Association of East Friesland in the project “Just Between Us? Sinti in East Friesland and Leer” which by way of dialogue tells the story of the Sinti in the region. The Sinti living in Leer will...
glass – hand formed matter
This international exhibition project, organised in cooperation with universities, glass manufacturers and cultural institutions, offers new perspectives on manual glass production in Germany and Europe. Glassmakers, artists, designers and students...
Karam Natour. Chance Encounters
KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art in Berlin will present the first institutional solo exhibition of works by Israeli artist Karam Natour in Germany from 12 September 2027 to 6 February 2028.
Critical Zones
Growing inequality, migration crises, geopolitical conflicts and the resurgence of populism and nationalism – the world is being shaped by developments that are closely related to the dramatic ecological transformations taking place in our geosystem....
Between Us
Cross-disciplinary project of dance, visual arts and science. How do choreographic structures and their digital presentation influence the visual arts? What can we learn from digital conversion processes and the potential errors in translation? For...
