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Shame. 100 Reasons for Turning Red
Shame, embarrassment, humiliation, shamelessness and being ashamed for others are things we are all familiar with. This project by the Hygiene Museum in Dresden took a closer look at the phenomenon of shame. The exhibition did not consider shame as...
Alchemy of Everyday Life
Rudolf Steiner is known in Germany as the founder of the Waldorf pedagogy and the pioneer of alternative medicine. The exhibition "Alchemy of Everyday Life" was the first comprehensive retrospective of his complete works which – in addition to his...
Rip It Up and Start Again
Rip It Up and Start Again was the third part of an exhibition triad by the Kunstverein München which has increased the public awareness concerning the mechanisms of exclusion in the art market. Following exhibitions on queer identity politics and the...
Sasha Waltz
The choreographer Sasha Waltz is known for her unique interplay of the image, body and space. Her choreographies often contain elements which can later serve as installations when the performance run is over. The stage then becomes an exhibition...
Barge
The Hamburg Galerie für Landschaftskunst (Gallery of Landscape Art) operates a ship which functions as both a biological research station and an art studio. Working together on board, artists and scientists will investigate harbour landscapes which...
75th anniversary of Carlfriedrich Claus
The works of artist Carlfriedrich Claus († 1998) visually and acoustically explore the dimensions of human consciousness. Language is both the central theme and the material he uses in his art. Influenced by Dadaistic sound poems and futuristic...
Rix Rax Immo Real - clearance sale of the East
In East German real estate catalogues, one can find properties once owned by the former GDR for sale to the highest bidder. The artists Katharina Hohmann and Stefan Dornbusch have discovered that most properties in these catalogues are worthless...
Pictoplasma – Not Your Avatar
Sometime around the turn of the millennium, Internet users began encountering characters reduced to their essential features. Today, because of their simplification, they are able to almost immediately arouse empathy in the users and help them – as...
Performing Change
Identity and gender roles are central themes for the artist Mathilde ter Heijne, who lives in Germany. Her artworks, which deal with the media representation of female victims of violence, have been shown in exhibitions around the world. The Museum...
Planet B
In this exhibition, 100 artists, designers, architects, researchers and entrepreneurs presented their utopias for the 22nd century and artistically addressed the dramatic changes shaping our planet. More than 60 million people are currently...
