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Sep 9–Oct 11, 2020 Opening week Sep 9–13 Munich Program
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A contAiner The form of this approach reminds me of the essay Carrier Bag Theory of
Fiction (1986), in which Ursula Le Guin exercises a feminist critique of the
traditional analysis of conventional narration that excludes or marginalizes the
to hold complex and complicated. The male hero goes out into the world, kills an
animal to bring back to his family, who are waiting for him by the fire in the
something cave—in the conventional imagination, the origin of all narration, which Le
Guin reconceives. In her theory, the first cultural tool is not a weapon at all
but a container. A container that allows things to be collected, stored. An
else object that enables both reflection on a tomorrow and reminiscence of a past
because it preserves, passes on, and prepares.
As with VARIOUS OTHERS, storytelling functions by narrating stories about
the decentralized moments of a city within a particular window of time, held
together by a network of references—similar to the way a vessel works.
This moment of narrative withdrawal and the simultaneity and polyphony of
different voices and authors open up the political aspect of this collaborative
If it is a human thing to do to put something you want, because it’s work, which refuses to establish a center or hierarchy.
useful, edible or beautiful, into a bag, or a basket, or a bit of rolled
bark […] and then take it home with you, home being another, Maurin Dietrich
larger kind of pouch or bag, a container for people, and then later Director, Kunstverein München
on you take it out and eat it or share it […]—if to do that is human, for VARIOUS OTHERS 2020
if that’s what it takes, then I am a human being after all.
– Ursula K. Le Guin
If one thing has become apparent in recent months, it’s that there VARIOUS OTHERS is an event hosted by the association VFAMK e.V.
is an urgency for forms of coexistence and new ideas for being
together. VARIOUS OTHERS offers an opportunity for this, in that We thank our partners and all of the supporting members of the association
it’s format does not deny differences but rather establishes a basis, who make this project possible as well as the active members for their un-
a space in which artistic practices and actors can come together in flagging efforts and dedication.
all their diversity.
Tim Geissler, Sarah Haugeneder, Johannes Sperling
The form of an invitation to gallery owners and artists from other Association Board VFAMK e.V.
cities can also entail, in the best sense, the question of which
narratives underlie our own community and at what point the stories
a city tells become dense, porous or fragile. Where they are alive
enough to exist within them or where they must be destabilized
in order to breathe. It is about a format in which listeners and story-
tellers enter into dialogue. 3Venues
5I like them, they’re nice
EXHIBITIONS
Rebecca Ackroyd, Ndayé Kouagou,
Paul Maheke
12.09.2020–18.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
No need for a wall, it’s a garden. No need for a roof, it’s a garden.
No need for much, it’s a garden. One person will build the founda-
tion and the other one will build the furniture and I’ll do the rest. No
concrete for our foundation but a constantly moving presence, to
welcome you and anyone else who wants to join. A nice place for a
conversation or maybe THE conversation, with a perfect cast. Why
them you ask? Because I like them, they’re nice.
Three artists come together in a mutual act of constructing space,
experience, and meaning: Paul Maheke’s approach extends from
working with his own body to the general idea of the body as
archive and echo. From this metaphorical perspective, he explores
identity politics in regard to queerness and blackness. Rebecca
Nir Altman 1 Ackroyd creates ambiguous atmospheres that trigger fundamental
urges and fears such as belonging or facing the unknown—things
hosting that are deeply intimate but experienced by all. Ndayé Kouagou
Sultana, Paris, FR takes a similar interest in core emotions. In his performance and
speech-based practice, he combines tales of the everyday with
Peres Projects, Berlin, DE existential thought and humor.
Alpenstraße 12
81541 München
niraltman.com
galeriesultana.com
peresprojects.com
7Lucy McKenzie: Prime Suspect
EXHIBITIONS
10.09.2020–21.02.2021
Opening 09.09.
A formidable painter known for her deployment of illusionistic
trompe l’oeil effects and architecturally scaled installations, Lucy
McKenzie (b. 1977 in Glasgow) has quickly established herself as
one of the most exciting artists of her generation.
Developed in close collaboration with the artist herself, and featur-
ing over 100 works dating from 1997 to the present, the exhibition
examines for the first time the full scope of her oeuvre. It brings
together examples from all of the artist’s significant bodies of work,
including early paintings relating to pop music and Cold War-era
Olympic games; her subsequent engagement with the traditions
of Scottish and Eastern European muralism and Belgian illustration;
and large-scale paintings based on historic architectural styles. Also
included are the collaborative fashion label and research bureau
Atelier E.B.; recent works blurring the lines between painting, sculp-
ture and furniture; as well as new works commissioned especially
Museum Brandhorst 2 for the exhibition. Curated by Jacob Proctor.
Theresienstraße 35A
80333 München
museum-brandhorst.de
9Anicka Yi. The Flavor Genome
EXHIBITIONS
featuring Trisha Donnelly
26.06.2020–10.01.2021
The Espace Louis Vuitton München invites you to uncover The Flavor
Genome (2016), an emblematic 3D projection by Korean-American
artist Anicka Yi that is on display in conjunction with a video by
American artist Trisha Donnelly. Both pieces, which belong to the
Collection, are on view within the framework of the Fondation Louis
Vuitton Hors-lesmurs program.
Through visual montage and the analysis of aromas, both artists
examine how sense and perception influence our behavior—what
Anicka Yi calls “a biopolitics of the senses.” This exhibition, confront-
ing the complementary oeuvres of the two artists, features inten-
tionally strange and fantastic works focusing on a natural world
influenced by new technological and scientific advances.
Espace Louis Vuitton München 3
Maximilianstraße 2a
80333 München
de.louisvuitton.com/deu-de/kunst/
espaces-louis-vuitton#munchen
11In Residence: Support Your Local Artists #2
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–19.09.2020
Opening 11.09.
FLORIDA is pleased to present work by the current recipients of its
SYLA (Support Your Local Artist) residency.
Anne Seiler’s work deals with global trade and the production
of textiles and fashion. She dyes, prints, or embroiders fabrics
using traditional handicraft methods and techniques. Narges
Kalhor has been collaborating with Mascha Novikova on the
production of the film Enki-Penki. Ein Super-Held aus der Oster-
waldstrasse (Enki Penki: A Superhero from Osterwald Street),
which is conceived in the manner of a traditional Asian shadow
play and presents the superhero’s story in an experimental way.
Claudia Holzinger works intuitively and freely between disci-
plines to create space-consuming installations in which photogra-
phy transports the main narrative. During her time at FLORIDA,
she has been working on two photo series entitled FIASCO. Curated
by Laura Lang.
FLORIDA Lothringer 13 4
Artists: Claudia Holzinger, Narges Kalhor, Anne Seiler
Lothringer Straße 13
81667 München
lothringer13florida.org
13Andrzej Steinbach: Industrial Music
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–11.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
On the occasion of its first participation in VARIOUS OTHERS, and
in cooperation with the Briefing Room, Brussels, fructa space pre-
sents the exhibition Industrial Music featuring work by the Berlin-
based artist Andrzej Steinbach.
Trained as a photographer, Steinbach expands the medium with
sculptural strategies, auditory elements, and spatial interventions.
The focal point of the exhibition is a doorframe taken from the
former Registration Authority for Foreign Nationals in Leipzig,
which he will make chime. Additional pieces address the reuse
and further processing of social and cultural artifacts. Industrially
produced mass goods and highly individual objects form a poly-
phonic composition.
fructa space 5
hosting
Briefing Room, Brussels, BE
Leonrodstraße 89
80636 München
fructa.org
briefingroom.eu
15Felix Gonzalez-Torres: “Untitled“, 1992.
EXHIBITIONS
An exhibition project in public space
by the Sammlung Goetz
08.09.2020–17.09.2020
The black-and-white photograph “Untitled” (1992) by Felix Gonzalez-
Torres, in which a figure’s ghostly shadow is captured on a billowing
curtain, is part of the artist’s billboard series. The concept behind
the work is that the owner produces the image as a public poster.
Regardless of how often it is printed, it is always unique.
In the context of Munich’s VARIOUS OTHERS, the Sammlung
Goetz is presenting “Untitled” (1992) on five billboards around the
city (Auenstraße opposite number 58, Blumenstraße / Pestalozzi-
straße, Marienplatz / Marienhof lower level exit Dienerstraße,
Odeonsplatz / connecting corridor U 6/5) as well as in front of its
own exhibition building in Munich.
Sammlung Goetz 6
Oberföhringer Straße 103
81925 München
sammlung-goetz.de
17Brainwashed.
EXHIBITIONS
Sammlung Goetz at the Haus der Kunst
31.01.2020–20.09.2020
Brainwashed is dedicated to the pop cultural phenomenon of the
mainstream and explores the various manipulative strategies in plu-
ralistic societies that are capable of creating a media consonance.
Franz Erhard Walther. Shifting Perspectives
06.03.2020–29.11.2020
Winner of the Golden Lion at the 2017 Venice Biennale, Franz
Erhard Walther is a key figure in the departure from the image. In
his work, the body functions as a medium that transforms life pro-
cesses into images, thus challenging the viewer’s understanding
of traditional pictorial logic.
Haus der Kunst 7 Michael Armitage. Paradise Edict
04.09.2020–14.02.2021
Prinzregentenstraße 1 The British-Kenyan painter Michael Armitage is one of the most ex-
citing young voices in contemporary art. His work combines Euro-
80538 München pean and East African themes and traditions of painting and offers
a complex picture of the visual imagination of present-day Kenya.
hausderkunst.de
Der Öffentlichkeit von den Freunden Haus
der Kunst – Kapwani Kiwanga
09.10.2020.–25.04.2021, Opening 08.10.
The artistic practice of Kapwani Kiwanga addresses power asym-
metries by placing historical narratives in dialogue with contempo-
rary realities, the archive, and tomorrow’s possibilities.
19Joker
EXHIBITIONS
Caragh Thuring, Rasmus Nilausen,
Troels Wörsel, Marcel Broodthaers
12.09.2020–10.10.2020, Opening 11.09.
Joker is an exhibition about images, language, and the space in
between.
“I know that noise! Someone has just died!”
“No, it was just a grasshopper jumping on your bed.”
Scarcely have I begun to open my eyes—already I begin to dis-
tinguish one thing from another.
Joker is an exhibition about vision—looking, speaking, writing,
image making, and the beauty (and tragedy) of deciphering
signs and text. Images as texts, as tools of reflection.
“A lot of dirty towels are lying on the floor.” —
— “Did I really see the towels lying there, or did I only read the
Jahn und Jahn 8
sentence: ‘A lot of dirty towels are lying on the floor’?” —
hosting — “Yes, you only dreamed of the dirty towels.”
THOMAS DANE GALLERY, London, UK Joker is an exhibition about shadows. Or to be more precise:
garcía | galería, Madrid, ES about the difference between the shadow and its origin. Let’s
call it irony.
Baaderstraße 56 B und C Irony is to be found in the gap between the subject and its an-
tithesis—to be activated by the reader.
80469 München
“Do you know the difference between — ?” —
— “Yes, the difference is a joke!”
jahnundjahn.com
thomasdanegallery.com Joker is an exhibition about poetry. About relations. About the joy
of making sense. It is put together by the artist Julius Heinemann.
garciagaleria.com
Excerpts from Peter Handke’s poem “Distinctions” in Peter Handke, The Innerworld of
the Outerworld of the Innerworld, trans. Michael Roloff (New York: Seabury Press, 1974). 21Il Mondo Umano
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–31.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
Il Mondo Umano is a comprehensive artistic survey of the human
world and the final installment in a trilogy of shows contemplat-
ing the “worlds of the world.” It follows on the heels of Il Mondo
Botanico and Il Mondo Animale, which featured artistic perspec-
tives on flora and fauna.
In cooperation with Christine König Galerie, Galerie Klüser presents
work by photographer Juergen Teller. In his unmistakable style and
with a critical eye, Teller stages people and, incidentally, human
environments. Together with paintings, drawings, photography,
and sculptures by Galerie Klüser artists, an ensemble of works is
formed that deals with people and humanity in a variety of ways
and reflects the diverse aspects of this subject in contemporary art.
Artists: Stephan Balkenhol, Georg Baselitz, Joseph Beuys,
Christian Boltanski, James Brown, Tony Cragg, Enzo Cucchi,
Galerie Klüser 1 & Galerie Klüser 2 9 Gregor Hildebrandt, Alex Katz, Olaf Metzel, Cindy Sherman,
Juergen Teller, Andy Warhol, among others
hosting
Christine König Galerie, Vienna, AT
Georgenstraße 15 & Türkenstraße 23
80799 München
galerieklueser.com
christinekoeniggalerie.com
23Shara Hughes: Restless
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020 –16.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
Kunst Kunz Gallery Editions is pleased to partner with Pace Prints,
New York to present Restless, the first solo exhibition of Shara
Hughes in Germany.
Hughes’ work explores the balance between the real and the
imagined and demonstrates a preference for vibrant and ventur-
ous colors. Her exploration of abstraction and figuration, combined
with the dynamic manner in which she fixes form and color via
the medium of printing on paper, places her in an artistic lineage
ranging from Henri Matisse to David Hockney, Art Nouveau to Ex-
pressionism. With Restless, Hughes debuts new etchings and a
series of monotypes that transfer her unique way of painting into
printmaking.
Knust Kunz Gallery Editions 10
hosting
PACE PRINTS, New York, US
Ludwigstraße 7
80539 München
sabineknust.com
paceprints.com
25Responsive Curating
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–25.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
Responsive Curating deals with the format of the “exhibition” as
a universal medium with surprising results—particularly in light of
the current challenges of a pandemic.
For this international project, neither artist travel nor art transport
is required. Instead, the show takes up the formal principles of
1960s instruction-based art and applies them to today’s needs,
including responsiveness and vector-based data. Implemented on
the basis of the participating artists’ instructions, all of the artworks
are carried out by the curators at each venue and, at the close of
each show, returned into the local recycling system of goods—
obstructing the emergence of an aura of uniqueness. Curated by
Ralf Homann (Kunstraum München) in collaboration with Uwe
Jonas (studio im HOCHHAUS, Berlin) and Suresh Kumar and
Surekha (BAR1, Bengaluru).
Kunstraum München 11 Artists: Anjana Kothamachu, Antonia Low, Ina Ettlinger, Hans HS
Winkler, Harish V Mallappanavar, rasso rottenfusser, Vichar B N,
hosting Vineesh Amin
studio im HOCHHAUS, Berlin, DE
BAR1, Bengaluru, IN
Holzstraße 10 Rgb.
80469 München
kunstraum-muenchen.de
studio-im-hochhaus.de
27Not Working – Artistic production and
EXHIBITIONS
matters of class
12.09.2020–22.11.2020
Opening 11.09.
This September, the Kunstverein München presents the exhibition
Not Working – Artistic production and matters of class, which
brings together international artists who examine the mutual con-
ditionality of artistic production and social class in their work. The
project is framed by a comprehensive accompanying program as
well as a publication, thereby creating a discursive and interdisci-
plinary platform that questions, exposes, and uncovers the insuffi-
cient reflection on the many facets of established social structures.
Curated by Maurin Dietrich and Gloria Hasnay.
Artists: Adrian Paci, Angharad Williams, Annette Wehrmann,
Gili Tal, Guillaume Maraud, Josef Kramhöller, Laura Ziegler and
Stephan Janitzky, Lise Soskolne, Matt Hilvers, Stephen Willats
Kunstverein München 12
12.09. & 13.09. Individual guided tours with the curatorial team.
By appointment only.
Please lease sign up via info@kunstverein-muenchen.de
Galeriestraße 4
80539 München
kunstverein-muenchen.de
29Radio Activity.
EXHIBITIONS
Collective Approaches to Art and Politics
18.02.2020–13.09.2020
Taking Berthold Brecht’s radio theory as its starting point, Radio
Activity explores the artistic and political collectives of the 1920–30s
and the 1960–70s who created their own dispatch channels and lines
of communication. Curated by Karin Althaus and Stephanie Weber.
Artists: ARBKD, Binga, Cashmere Radio Berlin, Danon, Genzken,
Gruppe SPUR, Günther, Heise, Homann/Unverdorben, Institute for
Computational Vandalism, de Jong, Laboratorio P, Lesjak, Liebfried,
Mayer, Meunier, Müller, Radio Papesse, Radler, La Rocca, Ruine
München, Schlichter, Xul Solar, Weinhold, Zeising, Zimmer, Zylla
Sheela Gowda: It.. Matters
31.03.2020–18.10.2020
It.. Matters is the first solo museum exhibition of Indian artist
LENBACHHAUS MÜNCHEN 13
Sheela Gowda in Germany. For her sprawling installations,
Gowda uses distinctive materials from her native country whose
nature, colors, and scents endow her works with narrative as
Luisenstraße 33 well as metaphorical force in a meditation on urban and rural life
80333 München in India. Curated by Eva Huttenlauch.
lenbachhaus.de Looking at the Sun at Midnight.
Contemporary Art from the Lenbachhaus
and the KiCo Foundation
29.09.2020–01.08.2021, Opening 28.09.
With AA Bronsen, Bonvicini, Breitz, Export, Genzken, Haliti,
Hammann, Hopf, General Idea, Kelm, Klemm, Kot’átková, Lassnig,
Melián, Nengudi, Paris, Petzold, Shah, Sherman, Sieverding, Trockel.
31Living As
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–16.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
Sangt Hipolyt is an independent art space in Berlin-Wedding
founded in 2018 by the artist Burkhard Beschow.
In Living As, Beschow presents his own work alongside work
by every artist that has previously shown at Sangt Hipolyt or will
show there in the near future. Two of the artists have also had solo
exhibitions at Loggia. Burkhard Beschow’s previous collaborative
projects include Info-Punkt (with Anne Fellner and Hendrik Niefeld)
and Comedy Club (with Anne Fellner and Jens Einhorn), neither
of which were tied to a fixed location. The exhibition at Loggia will
be the first presentation of Sangt Hipolyt outside of Berlin.
Artists: Felix Amerbacher, Paul Barsch, Burkhard B eschow,
Horacio Alcolea Crespo, Hana Earles, Anna Fehr, Anne F ellner,
Georgia Gardner Gray, Moritz Grimm, Julian Irlinger, Erik L
arsson,
Emanuele Marcuccio, Mickael Marman, Lewis Miller, Michael
Loggia 14 O‘Mahony, Carla-Luisa Reuter, Ari Sariannidis, Zac Segbedzi, Stella
Sieber, Gianna Surangkanjanajai, Ellie de Verdier
hosting
Sangt Hipolyt, Berlin, DE
Gabelsbergerstraße 26
80333 München
loggialoggialoggia.com
sangthipolyt.eu
33Jan Paul Evers & Anouk Kruithof
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020– 31.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
For this year’s edition of VARIOUS OTHERS, JO VAN DE LOO hosts
Beat Raeber, Galerie (Zurich). The collaborative exhibition show-
cases the work of Jan Paul Evers (b. 1982 in Cologne) and Anouk
Kruithof (b. 1981 in Dordrecht, NL).
In his artistic practice, Jan Paul Evers utilizes both analogue and
digital technologies in a complex and labor-intensive process to
examine the ways in which images function—from their diverse
origins to the ways in which they seduce observers. Anouk
Kruithof’s multilayered, interdisciplinary approach encompasses
photography, sculpture, installation, artist books, performance and
video. Her work is an investigation into the online representation
of urgent social topics which she critically scrutinizes by extracting
existing imagery from the digital sphere and translating it into her
own three-dimensional visual idiom.
JO VAN DE LOO 15
hosting
Beat Raeber, Galerie, Zurich, CH
Theresienstraße 48
80333 München
galerie-jovandeloo.com
beatraeber.com
35This house is not a home
EXHIBITIONS
25.06.2020–20.09.2020
From June to September, the artist initiative K has transformed the
Lothringer 13 Halle into a domestic setting that is at once simulated
and functional. Here, models and practices of collaborative living
are being tested from an artistic perspective, with more than 40
local and international artists and researchers translating their own
approaches to collective life into experiential formats during three
“activation” periods. The ever-transforming exhibition, with its cus-
tom-made furniture, is the site of ongoing lectures, performances,
and workshops, in which practical skills are shared and tried out to-
gether and different hosts invite guests and participants to dinner.
Organized by Isabel Bredenbröker, Lisa Britzger, Luzi Gross, Sarah
Lehnerer, Lennart Boyd Schürmann, Anna Lena von Helldorff,
Angela Stiegler, and Felix Leon Westner.
Artists: Achinoam Alon, Nike Arnold, Jenifer B ecker, Mathieu
Bessey, Kamilla Bischof, Anaïs Bloch, Arbeitskollektiv Barabern
und Strawanzen, Isabel Bredenbröker, Cashmere R adio, Marios
Chatziprokopiou, Ruth Angel Edwards, Jan Erbelding, S amuel
Lothringer 13 Halle 16
Fischer-Glaser, Cooper Francis, Adam Gallagher, Feministisches
hosting Frauen*gesundheitszentrum Stuttgart, Kylie Gilchrist, Kolja Gollub,
Jackie Grassmann, Amelia Groom, Snorre Hansen, Emma Waltraud
K Howes, Stan Iordanov, Stephan Janitzky, Yorgia Karidi, Ylena
Katkova, Johanna Klingler, Paula Kohlmann, Kollektiv Crèmbach x
Lion Bischof, Charlotte Coosemans, Simone Ganserer, Zeno Legner,
Lothringer Straße 13 Sarah Lehnerer, Yulia Lokshina, !Mediengruppe Bitnik, Inka Meißner,
81667 München Katharina Merten, Maria VMier, Moritz Nebenführ, Tunay Önder, Aiko
Okamoto, Jonas von Ostrowski, Bernhard Rappold, Thea Reifler,
Amir Saifullin, Lennart Boyd Schürmann, Sophie Schmidt, Philipp
lothringer13.com Schwalb, Angela Stiegler, Sarah Johanna Theurer, Laura Welker, Felix
Leon Westner, Vasilis Zarifopoulos, Laura Ziegler
khybrid.com
37Kir Royal
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–17.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
On the occasion of VARIOUS OTHERS, GALERIE CHRISTINE
MAYER presents a joint exhibition by Thomas von Poschinger
(b. 1981) and Henning Strassburger (b. 1983) in cooperation with
CONTEMPORARY FINE ARTS, Berlin.
Thomas von Poschinger’s paintings and photographic works ex-
pose the mechanisms of our media-saturated present. They illu-
strate the openly hidden gap between participation and isolation
and raise the question as to what remains of the social sphere
today. The paintings of Henning Strassburger focus on the fears
and longings of an entire generation in which illusion is more
credible than any kind of authenticity.
Artists: Thomas von Poschinger, Henning Strassburger
GALERIE CHRISTINE MAYER 17
hosting
CONTEMPORARY FINE ARTS, Berlin, DE
Liebigstraße 39
80538 München
galeriechristinemayer.de
cfa-berlin.de
39Stefan Müller & Min Yoon
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–17.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
In collaboration with Lars Friedrich, Galerie Nagel Draxler presents
work by German painter Stefan Müller and South Korean artist
Min Yoon.
While Müller meets hard facts with soft tones, he often
appears to deal carelessly and destructively with his fabrics and
materials, such as throwing his canvases on the studio floor in
order to walk across them while working. As a mid-career artist,
his work plays a defining role in current artistic discourse which,
in turn, is informing the work of a younger generation of artists
including Min Yoon. In his installations, sculptures, and pictures,
Min Yoon explores processes of identity formation within art, its
production, exhibition, and reception, preferring to use more bal-
anced forms of reflection, rather than conflicting ones. With this
cooperation, Nagel Draxler and Lars Friedrich not only focus on two
exceptional artists but also on the fruitful combination of the artistic
Galerie Nagel Draxler 18 present and future.
hosting
Galerie Lars Friedrich, Berlin, DE
Türkenstraße 43
80799 München
nagel-draxler.de
larsfriedrich.net
41Feelings. Art and Emotion
EXHIBITIONS
08.11.2019–04.10.2020
What kinds of feelings does art provoke in us—joy, excitement,
anger, sadness—when we allow our gaze to be led by intuition
alone? Featuring paintings, objects, and films by 40 international
contemporary artists, this exhibition encourages direct dialogue in
order to stimulate an intense emotional engagement. Curated by
Nicola Graef and Bernhart Schwenk.
Astrid Klein. That Perfect Love Drive Out Fear
21.07.2020–17.01.2021
This single-room presentation of the work of German artist Astrid
Klein (b. 1951) celebrates the recent acquisition of two photo-
works and three collages generously financed by the Michael and
Eleonore Stoffel Foundation. Like other works by Klein in the
museums’s collection, the newly acquired pieces provide insight
into two key elements of her practice: persisting gender clichés
Pinakothek der Moderne 19 and turmoil in the global political climate. Curated by Corinna
Thierolf in collaboration with Tatjana Schäfer.
Barerstraße 40
80333 München Max Beckmann/Omer Fast. Abfahrt
08.10.2020–10.01.2021
pinakothek.de The starting point for the new film project What Can You See by
Omer Fast (b. 1972) is a major graphic work by Max Beckmann
from 1917, which the collection was recently able to acquire. This
exhibition is the first in a trilogy aimed at facilitating a dialogue
between contemporary artists and the Staatliche Graphische
Sammlung’s substantial holdings of Beckmann’s works on paper.
Curated by Michael Hering.
43FAMilia stradale.
EXHIBITIONS
Abolish the Police Fundraiser w/FAM_
13.09.2020, 2–8 p.m.
FAM_ is an anarchistic-feminist collective based in Berlin, London,
and Essen. Their pop-up events—which oscillate between bar,
party, and intimate living room or karaoke setting—create a safe
space for entertainment and a room for togetherness. FAM_events
are for FLINTs & Allies to discover music and art, share drinks, play
games, and meet new partners in crime (for fighting white hetero-
patriarchy and all that it breeds).
Since 2017, FAM_ has also been active as a DJ label representing
Camelt_O, Sandy, Kimberly Clark, N7zza, Trynity, Villainesse, and
Wendy_af aka Daycare. FAM_’s part-time DJs spin queer and
femme-produced music and sometimes exorcise collective guilty
pleasures and work on sweet attitudes and bad transitions.
At the invitation of Ruine München, FAM_ has organized an after-
noon label get-together entitled FAMilia stradale. Abolish the
Ruine München 20 Police Fundraiser w/FAM_, during which they are releasing their
Ruine edition.
hosting
FAM_
Mickeymouseplatz c/o Empfangshalle
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471 Nir Altman, Alpenstr. 12 16 Lothringer 13 Halle, Lothringer Str. 13
X Sultana, Paris, FR X K
X Peres Projects, Berlin, DE
17 GALERIE CHRISTINE MAYER, Liebigstr. 39
2 Museum Brandhorst, Theresienstr. 35a X CONTEMPORARY FINE ARTS, Berlin, DE
3 Espace Louis Vuitton, Maximilianstr. 2a 18 Galerie Nagel Draxler, Türkenstr. 43
X Galerie Lars Friedrich, Berlin, DE
4 FLORIDA Lothringer 13, Lothringer Str. 13
19 Pinakothek der Moderne, Barerstr. 40
5 fructa space, Leonrodstr. 89
X Briefing Room, Brussels, BE 20 Ruine München, c/o Empfangshalle, Schwere-Reiter-Str. 2s
X FAM_
6 Sammlung Goetz (please refer to page 17)
21 Deborah Schamoni, Mauerkircherstr. 186
7 Haus der Kunst, Prinzregentenstr. 1
X Sandy Brown, Berlin, DE
8 Jahn und Jahn, Baaderstr. 56c
22 Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, Amalienstr. 41
X THOMAS DANE GALLERY, London, UK
X KÖNIG GALERIE, Berlin, DE
X garcía | galería, Madrid, ES
23 SPERLING, Regerplatz 9
9 Galerie Klüser 1 & 2, Georgenstr. 15 & Türkenstr. 23
X Galerie Emanuel Layr, Vienna, AT
X Christine König Galerie, Vienna, AT
24 Walter Storms Galerie, Schellingstr. 48
10 Knust Kunz Gallery Editions, Ludwigstr. 7
X Esther Schipper, Berlin, DE
X PACE PRINTS, New York, US
25 Museum Villa Stuck, Prinzregentenstr. 60
11 Kunstraum München, Holzstr. 10 Rgb.
X studio im HOCHHAUS, Berlin, DE
X BAR1, Bengaluru, IN
SpeciAls
26 Art‘Us Collectors‘ Collective at Breiterhof
12 Kunstverein München, Galeriestr. 4
Zweibrückenstr. 5-7
13 LENBACHHAUS MÜNCHEN, Luisenstr. 33
27 Karl & Faber, Amiraplatz 3
14 Loggia, Gabelsbergerstr. 26
28 TASCHEN at Aqua Monaco, Breisacher Str. 3
X Sangt Hipolyt, Berlin, DE
15 JO VAN DE LOO, Theresienstr. 48
X Beat Raeber, Galerie, Zurich, CH 49Brenda Draney | Gili Tal, Rosa Panaro
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–17.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
Deborah Schamoni presents new work by Canadian painter Brenda
Draney. In the upper gallery, Sandy Brown, Berlin, showcases work
by artists Gili Tal and Rosa Panaro.
In her oil paintings, Brenda Draney works from the space of story-
telling and recollection, taking into consideration the authority im-
bued in memories and history. The artist explores how individually
and collectively experienced events shape narratives, an approach
rooted in her upbringing as a member of the Sawridge First Nation.
Gili Tal’s conceptual work with images centers on the role of digital
and urban intervention as well as the architecture of neoliberalism
in our daily experiences. Since the fifties, Rosa Panaro has worked
with materials such as concrete, papier-mâché, and clay to experi-
ment with the art object and its commodification.
Deborah Schamoni 21
hosting
Sandy Brown, Berlin, DE
Mauerkircherstraße 186
81925 München
deborahschamoni.com
sandy-brown.com
51Michael Sailstorfer
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–12.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
In cooperation with KÖNIG GALERIE, Berlin, Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle
is exhibiting ceramic sculptures by Michael Sailstorfer on the roof-
top garden of its gallery space.
A continuation of his 2015 metal mask series, these amorphous
ceramic masks are characterized by reduced features mottled
with drips of glaze and marbling, slits that recall mouths, surface
manipulations that indicate eyes, and pointed protrusions sugges-
tive of noses. Sailstorfer’s sculptures play on earlier functions of
masks such as exorcising spirits, protecting against demons, or
worshipping ancestors and, seen within an art historical context,
refer to Oceanic and African traditions of mask making. However,
they also reflect a post-apocalyptic aesthetic in their resemblance
to futuristic robots and embody a status quo concerned with future
possibilities, history, and symbolism.
Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle 22
hosting
KÖNIG GALERIE, Berlin, DE
Amalienstraße 41
80799 München
galerie-schoettle.de
koeniggalerie.com
53Lena Henke, Dominique Knowles,
EXHIBITIONS
Megan Francis Sullivan
12.09.2020–17.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
Galerie Emanuel Layr and SPERLING have jointly organized a group
exhibition featuring the international artists Lena Henke, Dominique
Knowles, and Megan Francis Sullivan. Drawing on art historical
narratives, materials, and techniques—which they twist and
“queer”—each artist, in his or her own way, makes reference to a
complex present that is very much infused by its past.
Megan Francis Sullivan questions the specific meaning of works
of art in their respective temporal and local contexts by producing
copies and variations, thereby enabling ambiguous perspectives on
them. In contrast, Lena Henke refers to the canon of twentieth-
century male artists, designers, and architects and connects their
concepts and work to stereotypical feminine themes to pose ques-
tions about what female subjectivity and artistic practice could look
like today. Dominique Knowles, who mainly uses natural earthy
SPERLING 23
colors for his large-format paintings, is interested in the primeval
hosting cultural practice and early art form of cave painting that bore
witness to the way in which animals and the natural world were
Galerie Emanuel Layr, Vienna, AT revered by both men and women.
Regerplatz 9
81541 München
sperling-munich.com
emanuellayr.com
55Gabriel Kuri
EXHIBITIONS
12.09.2020–31.10.2020
Opening 11.09.
Walter Storms Galerie is pleased to present the work of Gabriel
Kuri in cooperation with Esther Schipper. Kuri’s eloquent and com-
pelling oeuvre encompasses sculpture, collage, and installation and
is marked by the use of repurposed natural, industrial, and mass-
produced elements including shells, insulation foam, or soda cans.
A recurring theme in his work is “spent” time, energy, or currency
and many pieces include traces of past human activities in the form
of empty bottles, cigarette butts, or ticket stubs.
Gerold Miller | Katja Strunz
12.09.20–31.10.20
Opening 11.09.
The Berlin artists Gerold Miller and Katja Strunz come together in
Walter Storms Galerie 24 their first joint project for the Walter Storms Gallery. Both represent
outstanding positions in the fields of Geometric-Abstract and Mini-
hosting malist-Conceptual art. For this exhibition, Gerold Miller’s wall-related
Esther Schipper, Berlin, DE Sets and sculptures from the Verstärker (Amplifier) series enter into a
concentrated and exciting dialogue with Katja Strunz’s constructivist
folds and sculptures.
Schellingstraße 48
80799 München
storms-galerie.de
estherschipper.com
57EXHIBITIONS
On the occasion of VARIOUS OTHERS, the Museum Villa Stuck pre-
sents three solo exhibitions that deal with politics, society, and pop
culture and provide a powerful statement on contemporary crises.
Beate Passow: Monkey Business
19.05.2020 –13.09.2020
In her series Monkey Business, Passow creates a mysterious
fairy-tale world with a political dimension. Strange animals and
mythical figures are the unusual protagonists who move through
places like Brussels, Knossos, New York’s Wall Street or the island
of Lampedusa.
Margret Eicher: Lob der Malkunst
19.05.2020–13.09.2020
In her large-format tapestries, Margret Eicher combines the style
of Baroque tapestries with well-known and familiar media images
Museum Villa Stuck 25 lifted from our information society. This places her so-called media
tapestries at the interface of art in the traditional material sense
and the electronic white noise of the digital age.
Prinzregentenstraße 60
81675 München Thierry Geoffroy / Colonel.
The Awareness Muscle Training Center
villastuck.de 01.09.2020–20.09.2020
In Thierry Geoffroy’s The Awareness Muscle Training Center, visi-
tors are encouraged to enter debates on current topics while
using fitness equipment. The artist is present in the exhibition for
its entire duration and acts as a Stimulateur to initiate reflection
and discussion.
59Art’Us The Place I Once Called Home
SPECIAlS
11.09.2020–30.09.2020
Collectors’ Opening 10.09.
This exhibition brings together works of art from the collection of
Collective the German-based Art’Us Collectors’ Collective as well as other in-
dividual artists. Questions of social marginalization, protest, cohab-
itation, and Heimat (homeland) are at the center of this group show
that explores the position of the individual within the framework
of the city and its structural suppression via urban, social, and ar-
chitectonic devices. On view are various positions that address
emotional and economic exclusion as well as resistance, the
socially unjust impact of urban planning, and the loss of inner-city
culture. Ultimately, the thread that runs through this project is the
question of equality and the multiple concerns that arise from a
fair and equitable togetherness. Kindly supported by Knust Kunz
Gallery Editions. Curated by Paul Hutchinson.
Artists: Kader Attia, Jakob Argauer, Peggy Buth, Yvon Chabrowski,
Harry Hachmeister, Paul Hutchinson, Sinaida Michalskaja, Achim
Art’Us Collectors’ Collective 26 Riethmann, Julian Röder, Jörg Sasse, Hans Schulte, Sophia
Süßmilch, Andrzej Steinbach, Susa Templin
at Breiterhof
Zweibrückenstraße 5–7
80331 München
art-us-collective.com
61KARl & FABER Paul Valentin: Air into Solid
SPECIAlS
13.09.2020–25.09.2020
Opening 12.09.
When Paul Valentin received the 2019 Art Prize of the Munich
Academy of Fine Arts Foundation sponsored by Karl & Faber, he
not only had the prize money to look forward to but also a solo
exhibition in the auction house’s rooms in the heart of Munich.
In his prize-winning video Nichts (Nothing), Valentin proposed the
theory that the idea of “nothing” helps us to repress the fact that
the world does not exist. In his new video project, he provides
insight into this thought-provoking notion, referencing ideas by
French speed theorist Paul Virilio. Additional works in various media
also accompany this new film. Visitors to the exhibition are invited
to settle into the passenger seat and embark on a nocturnal journey
whose goal is none other than to answer the age-old question of
what the world actually is. An artist book accompanies the exhi-
bition and was also made possible by the Karl & Faber Art Prize.
Curated by Dr. Anne-Cécile Foulon in collaboration with the artist.
Karl & Faber 27
Amiraplatz 3
80333 München
karlundfaber.de
63TASCHEN Helmut Newton Baby SUMO
SPECIAlS
Book Presentation & Apéro
11.09.2020, 5-7 p.m.
TASCHEN’s Publishing & Production Director Frank Goerhardt
presents the new edition and provides insights into the history
and development process of the SUMO / Collector’s Edition,
followed by an exclusive sneak peek of the Helmut Newton’s
SUMO documentary.
The Helmut Newton SUMO, originally published by TASCHEN in
1999, was overwhelming in every respect: a 464-page homage
to the 20th century’s most influential and controversial photogra-
pher, a book that broke records and blew dimensions. TASCHEN
is now celebrating Helmut Newton’s (1920-2004) 100th birthday
with a spectacular new edition: like the original this edition is
also limited to 10.000 copies, includes more than 400 stunning
photographs, reproduced and printed to the latest standards, a
booklet documenting the making of, and a bookstand designed
by Philippe Starck – altogether this new edition is slightly small-
TASCHEN Pop-Up Store 28 er in size, but no less glamorous than the original.
at Aqua Monaco Apéro 5-7 p.m.
Presentation and Screening: 5:30 p.m.
Please sign up at: store-berlin@taschen.com
Breisacher Straße 3
81667 München TASCHEN presents a wide selection of exclusive Collector‘s &
Art Editions and books during Various Others.
taschen.com Opening Hours:
09/09/20 –10/09/20 | 11 a.m.– 6 p.m.
11/09/20– 13/09/20 | 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
65AdditionAl ProgrAm & EVENTS variousothers.com/events Please continue to check our website for the up-to-date program and current information on Corona restrictions. 67
SEPTEMBER 11 SEP 9
3—9 PM Opening Lucy McKenzie: Prime Suspect 7 p.m.
Museum Brandhorst
For more information and registration: museum-brandhorst.de
2
EXHIBITION
OPENINGS SEP 10
AT All Bar in the Hofgarten 6 –11 p.m.
GAllERIES AND Kunstverein München, Ground floor
The bar is also open on Sep 11–13, 6–11 p.m.
12
ARTIST-RUN
SPACES Curator’s Tour
Michael Armitage. Paradise Edict
4 p.m.
7
Haus der Kunst
Dimona Stöckle guides through the exhibition.
SPECIAl Please sign up at: fuehrungen@hausderkunst.de
Entrance fee: 3 €
OPENING HOURS Opening The Place I Once Called Home 5–9 p.m.
ON SEP 12 & 13 Art’Us Collectors’ Collective at Breiterhof
The opening also takes place on Sep 11, 5–9 p.m.
26
11 AM—6 PM 69SEP 11 Opening Not Working – Artistic
production and matters of class
5–9 p.m.
12
Kunstverein München
Exhibition openings at all participating 3–9 p.m. Welcome at 7 p.m. with Maurin Dietrich, Director
Introductions by curators Maurin Dietrich and Gloria Hasnay
galleries and artist-run spaces
Extended Opening Responsive Curating 3–9 p.m. K2020 – Group Soup 6–10 p.m.
Kunstraum München 11 Lothringer 13 Halle 16
Keynote at 7 p.m. Limited seating. Please sign up at: k2020@lothringer13.com
Restricted attendance. Please take a number at the door
and feel free to wait in one of the nearby bars.
Artist Tours with Beate Passow 7 p.m.
and Margret Eicher 25
Artist Talk with Brenda Draney 5 p.m. Museum Villa Stuck
and Nicolaus Schafhausen 21
The artists guide through their exhibitions Beate Passow.
Deborah Schamoni Monkey Business and Margret Eicher. Lob der Malkunst.
Entrance is free, max. 8 participants.
Curator Nicolaus Schafhausen speaks with painter Brenda Draney
Please sign up at: villastuck@muenchen.de
about her exhibition Break and her artistic practice in general.
Please sign up at: bureau@deborahschamoni.com
VARIOUS OTHERS Garden Party 7 p.m.
Helmut Newton Baby SUMO 5–7 p.m. Museum Villa Stuck 25
Book Presentation & Apéro 28 Hosted by the VILLASTUCKVEREIN
TASCHEN Pop-Up Store at Aqua Monaco Entrance is free, limited capacity.
Please sign up at: villastuck@muenchen.de
TASCHEN’s Publishing & Production Director Frank Goerhardt
presents the new edition, followed by an exclusive sneak peek of
the Helmut Newton’s SUMO documentary.
Apéro 5–7 p.m., Presentation and Screening 5:30 p.m.
Please sign up at: store-berlin@taschen.com
71Opening Sheela Gowda – Collateral 7 p.m. Curator’s Talk 3 p.m.
St. Lukas Church, Thierschstraße 28, 80538 München What Does Responsive Curating Mean? 11
From September 11th to September 27th the work Collateral by About Exhibitions on Flash Drive
Sheela Gowda is exhibited in the crossing of St. Lukas Church.
Kunstraum München
More Information: lenbachhaus.de
Restricted attendance.
Please use the number dispenser at the door.
SEP 12 Artist Talk with Caragh Thuring 4 p.m.
Jahn und Jahn 8
Extended Opening Paul Valentin: 11 a.m.– 5 p.m. Julius Heinemann speaks with the artist Caragh Thuring about
the exhibition Joker and Caragh’s work.
Air into Solid 27
Karl & Faber Fine Art Auctions
Keynote at 11 a.m. For possible restrictions, Berlin Coffee Time 4 p.m.
please consult the website: karlundfaber.de
Walter Storms Galerie 24
Please sign up at: info@storms-galerie.de
O’zapft is’! – Bavarian Brotzeit 12 noon
JO VAN DE LOO 15
Guided Tour Anicka Yi. The Flavor Genome 5 p.m.
featuring Trisha Donnelly 3
Book Launch and Public Conversation 2 p.m. Espace Louis Vuitton München
Art’Us Collectors’ Collective at Breiterhof 26 Please sign up at: info_espace.de@louisvuitton.com
Paul Hutchinson: Stadt für Alle (City for All)
A pictorial atlas that prompts reflections on the transformation
of the city by giving form to advancing gentrification and the
loss of inner-city street culture. Published by DISTANZ.
73Extended Opening Hours 6–8 p.m. Film Screenings with Simon Lässig 9 p.m.
Sheela Gowda. It.. Matters 13 Kunstverein München 12
LENBACHHAUS MÜNCHEN / Kunstbau Artist Simon Lässig presents a selection of films related
Mezzanine level of the Königsplatz subway station to his examination of school as a location for the
(re)production of social conditions and differences as
Curator Eva Huttenlauch is present to answer individual
well as narratives of normality.
questions about the exhibition.
Entrance is free, max. 50 visitors (subject to change).
VARIOUS OTHERS Bar 9 p.m.
Extended Opening Hours Radio Activity 6–8 p.m. Kunstverein München, Ground floor 12
LENBACHHAUS MÜNCHEN 13
Curators Karin Althaus and Stephanie Weber are on hand
SEP 13
to answer individual questions about the exhibition.
Entrance is free, max. 15 visitors (subject to change).
Special Opening Hours with the Artists 6–10 p.m. Guided Tour Anicka Yi. The Flavor Genome 11 a.m.
JO VAN DE LOO 15
featuring Trisha Donnelly 3
Espace Louis Vuitton München
Please sign up at: info_espace.de@louisvuitton.com
Artist Talk with Lucy McKenzie 7 p.m.
Museum Brandhorst 2
Curator Jacob Proctor speaks with artist Lucy McKenzie
Interactive Artist Tour 12 noon
about her exhibition Prime Suspect. In English. Zirkeltraining with Thierry Geoffroy 25
For more information and registration: museum-brandhorst.de
Museum Villa Stuck
Artist Thierry Geoffroy leads visitors on an interactive tour
of his exhibition The Awareness Muscle Training Center.
Please sign up at: villastuck@muenchen.de
75Artist Tour I like them, they’re nice 2 p.m. Curator’s Tour Franz Erhard Walther. 6 p.m.
with Ndayé Kouagou 1 Shifting Perspectives 7
Nir Altman Haus der Kunst
Please sign up at: info@niraltman.com Jana Baumann guides through the exhibition. Please sign up at:
fuehrungen@hausderkunst.de. Entrance fee: 3 €
Label Night and 2–8 p.m.
Release Ruine Edition
Ruine München
20
SEP 17
Opening Im Blick: Boxenstop II. 6 p.m.
Gallery Talk The Art of Monotype Printing 3 p.m. Pinakothek der Moderne 19
Knust Kunz Gallery Editions 10
Project in collaboration with the Academy of Fine Arts Munich. Welcome
with Michael Hering and the artists, more info: pinakothek-der-moderne.de
VARIOUS OTHERS Sundowner 5 p.m.
SEP 18
Goldene Bar (Terrace), Haus der Kunst 8
Prinzregentenstr 1, 80538 München
Why the World does not Exist 6 p.m.
SEP 16 KARL & FABER 27
Artist Talk with Paul Valentin and philosopher Prof. Dr. Markus Gabriel.
Moderated by Dr. Anne-Cécile Foulon. In German.
Opening 10 a.m.– 6 p.m. Restricted attendance. For more information: karlandfaber.com
Anish Kapoor – Rotunda 20/21 19
Pinakothek der Moderne
Entrance is free. For more information: pinakothek-der-moderne.de
Guided Tour through Living As 7 p.m.
with artist Stefan Fuchs 14
LoggiaSEP 19 SEP 24
Artist Talk with Alicja Kwade 11 a.m. Public Talk with Asif Khan 6:30 p.m.
and Johann König, KÖNIG GALERIE Connexions Talk Series 19
In front of her sculpture Bavaria (2020), Pinakothek der Moderne, Ernst von Siemens Auditorium
Corneliusbrücke / Erhardtstraße
Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum presents a
The talk will be followed by a VARIOUS OTHERS Wiesn Anstich public lecture by internationally renowned architect Asif Khan.
Entrance is free, number of participants is limited.
For more information and registration: pinakothek-der-moderne.de
SEP 22 SEP 26
Film Screening: Harlan County, USA 9 p.m.
by Barbara Kopple Guided Tour Andrzej Steinbach: 5 p.m.
12
Kunstverein München
Industrial Music 5
fructa space
For more information, please visit: kunstverein-muenchen.de
With Quirin Brunnmeier and Malte Wandel
SEP 23 SEP 28
Discussion On Power & Weakness: 6 p.m.
A Think Tank with Astrid Klein 19 Opening Looking at the Sun at Midnight. 6–10 p.m.
Pinakothek der Moderne Contemporary Art from the Lenbachhaus 13
An intergenerational discussion exploring gender-specific role models. and the KiCo Foundation
Entrance is free, number of participants is limited.
For more information and registration: pinakothek.de/variousothers
LENBACHHAUS MÜNCHEN
79SEP 29 oct 8
Talk with Tirdad Zolghadr on REALTY and 7 p.m. Opening Der Öffentlichkeit von den Freunden 7 p.m.
Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie 12 Haus der Kunst – Kapwani Kiwanga 7
Kunstverein München Haus der Kunst
For more information, please visit: kunstverein-muenchen.de
Opening Mindset #13 7 p.m.
oct 6
Lothringer 13 Halle 16
Film Screening: Nightcleaners
by Berwick St Collective
9 p.m.
12
oct 10
Kunstverein München
For more information, please visit: kunstverein-muenchen.de
Opening Denkraum Deutschland II 3 p.m.
Pinakothek der Moderne 19
A participatory laboratory whose second edition (Oct. 10–18)
oct 7
focuses on the relationship between physical and digital reality.
Entrance is free, number of participants is limited. For more
information and registration: pinakothek.de/variousothers
Opening Max Beckmann/Omer Fast. 7 p.m. Artist Talk with Andrzej Steinbach 5 p.m.
Abfahrt 23
fructa space 5
Pinakothek der Moderne
Sound artist Stefan Schöneich speaks with artist Andrzej
Entrance is free, number of participants is limited. Steinbach about the relationship between art and sound.
For more information: pinakothek-der-moderne.de
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