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Nadia
NADIA was an international theatre project, in which five renowned European theatres have staged their own productions simultaneously: the Théâtre de Liège in Belgium, the Fondazione TeatroDuo in Italy, the Kompanie De Toneelmakerij of Amsterdam,...
Art/Nature
Natural history museums have always been places where artists were intensively involved in the study of nature. Alongside travelling researchers, artists have contributed to recording and depicting the history of life on Earth. In line with this...
Gypsies
urope‘s largest minority is comprised of millions of Sinti and Roma, yet despite their numbers and diversity, they are noticeably excluded from mainstream culture. Their image is influenced by stubborn clichés and prejudices. In light of a continued,...
AIDS-Follies
The artists Johannes Müller and Philine Rinnert developed a musical theatre project titled “AIDS Follies” which explored the subject of AIDS and how it is perceived in society. The resulting “virus panorama”, as they called it, offered an alternative...
The Construction of the World
Ten years after the global financial crisis in 2008, the Kunsthalle Mannheim investigated how the art world has responded to and portrayed the economy. The exhibition has featured a comprehensive two-part review which examined the theme with respect...
European House of Gambling
Theater Rampe has gained an outstanding reputation in the Stuttgart region for its innovative playwriting and cross-genre approaches. Even off stage, the theatre explores contemporary aesthetic praxis with interventions in urban space, artistic...
Human Trade Network
Labour migration is one of the largest challenges facing societies in the 21st century. In global price wars, human beings are sold or at least traded at a profit. The project “Human Trade Network” has addressed this topic in an international context...
Postwar
“Postwar” was the first of a three-part international research and exhibition project titled “Postwar – Postcolonialism – Postcommunism”, organised by the Haus der Kunst in Munich. This extensive project, which has run from 2013 to 2019, was based on...
Victor Vasarely
In 2018/19, the Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main, known for its collection of masterpieces created over 700 years of European art history, has highlighted the modernist era with a large retrospective on Victor Vasarely (*1906 in Pécs, Hungary,...
From that Point on. Temporary Re-Opening of the Municipal Museum in Mönchengladbach
In September 1967, the new director of the Städtisches Museum in Mönchengladbach, Johannes Cladders, kicked off his trendsetting programme with a major exhibition on Joseph Beuys. Beuys’ artworks had a puzzling and even disturbing effect on...