EXHIBITION

Kunstmuseum Magdeburg, Kloster unser lieben Frauen
Herausgeforderte Gemeinschaft,
Anniversary Exhibition 2025

14th June until 19th October 2025

In 2025, the Magdeburg Art Museum will celebrate its 50th anniversary: half a century of artistic engagement, social reflection and cultural change. Since its founding, the museum has been dedicated to contemporary art – then as now. From the state-controlled art policy of the GDR to the spirit of optimism surrounding the democracy movement in 1989 to the international opening up of recent decades, the museum tells a story of continuous change.
Image: Hans-Wulf Kunze


EXHIBITION

Galerie Friedrich Müller, Frankfurt
2nd until 30th August 2025

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 ARTIST TALK

MiK - Museum im Kulturspeicher Würzburg — BAUERN! Protest, Aufruhr, Gerechtigkeit
17th July 2025, 7pm

Artist talk with Monika Huber

As part of the current special exhibition "BAUERN! Protest, Revolt, Justice", the MiK invites you to a discussion evening on Thursday, 17 July 2025, at 7 pm. Exhibition curator Henrike Holsing will be talking to artist Monika Huber about ‘Images of Resistance’ - her artistic exploration of protest movements and social upheaval.

People around the world are fighting for freedom and democracy - a theme that is constantly finding new forms of expression in contemporary art. Monika Huber has dedicated herself to this since 2011 in her ongoing project ‘Archiv Einsdreissig’, in which she artistically processes scenes of protest, violence and war photographed from news programmes. The title refers to the average length of a news report: one minute and thirty seconds.

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 EXHIBITION

Arkadienfestival
No Arkadia #4

— Ebersberg
2nd until 31st May 2025
Opening: 2nd May 2025, 7pm

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EXHIBITION

MiK - Museum im Kulturspeicher Würzburg — BAUERN! Protest, Aufruhr, Gerechtigkeit
12nd April 2025 util 3rd August 2025

On the 500th anniversary of the Peasants' War, the MiK spans an artistic arc from the 19th century through classical modernism to the art of the GDR and the Federal Republic of Germany and extends to the present day. The accompanying program of events and educational activities will deal with the themes of uprising and struggle for freedom, highlighting both historical and contemporary perspectives.

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