EXHIBITION
Museum Villa Rot
EXHIBITION
ZKM | Zentrum für Kunst und Medien Karlsruhe
— The Story That Never Ends. Die Sammlung des ZKM
— The Story That Never Ends. Die Sammlung des ZKM
April 5th 2025 until September 20th, 2026
With the exhibition »The Story That Never Ends. The ZKM Collection«, the ZKM | Karlsruhe provides a new insight into its own collection, which, with around 12,000 works, is one of the largest and most important media art collections in the world. Based on the presentation of iconic works and archive material from the ZKM’s holdings, the exhibition not only tells of the interwoven stories of art and technology, but also of the challenges that ephemeral technological media pose for museums around the world.
More informationen here.
With the exhibition »The Story That Never Ends. The ZKM Collection«, the ZKM | Karlsruhe provides a new insight into its own collection, which, with around 12,000 works, is one of the largest and most important media art collections in the world. Based on the presentation of iconic works and archive material from the ZKM’s holdings, the exhibition not only tells of the interwoven stories of art and technology, but also of the challenges that ephemeral technological media pose for museums around the world.
More informationen here.
EXHIBITION
Kunstmuseum Magdeburg, Kloster unser lieben Frauen
Herausgeforderte Gemeinschaft,
Anniversary Exhibition 2025
14th June until 19th October 2025
Extended until 11th of January 2026
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.
More information here.
Image: Hans-Wulf Kunze
Anniversary Exhibition 2025
14th June until 19th October 2025
Extended until 11th of January 2026
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.
More information here.
Image: Hans-Wulf Kunze
EXHIBITION
Neue Galerie Landshut
— ARCHIVING PROTESTS
— ARCHIVING PROTESTS
18th of October until 16th November 2025
Friday to Sunday, 14:00 – 17:00
Badstraße 4, 84028 Landshut
10-part video installation
Following Aby Warburg, Huber sees her archive as an ‘atlas of memory’ that shows history not as a linear process but as a discursive one. In the video installation ‘Archiving Protests,’ she combines images of events separated in time to create new themes, dissolving the chronological sequence and thus allowing history to be experienced in a new way.
More information here.
ARCHIVING PROTESTS is funded by the Kunstfonds Foundation and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
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Friday to Sunday, 14:00 – 17:00
Badstraße 4, 84028 Landshut
10-part video installation
Following Aby Warburg, Huber sees her archive as an ‘atlas of memory’ that shows history not as a linear process but as a discursive one. In the video installation ‘Archiving Protests,’ she combines images of events separated in time to create new themes, dissolving the chronological sequence and thus allowing history to be experienced in a new way.
More information here.
ARCHIVING PROTESTS is funded by the Kunstfonds Foundation and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
EXHIBITION
Neue Galerie Landshut
— Spuren der Demokratie (Traces of democracy)
— Spuren der Demokratie (Traces of democracy)
18th of October until 16th November 2025
Friday to Sunday, 14:00 – 17:00
Badstraße 4, 84028 Landshut
Monika Huber & Hannah Kansy
Collaborative exhibition about freedom and democracy movements in Bavaria, Germany.
The artistic collaboration project ‘Traces of Democracy’ by Monika Huber and Hannah Kansy explores the development of democracy in Bavaria – from the Peasants' Wars of the 16th century to the emergence of the Bavarian Constitution and the protest movements from the 1960s to the present day.
More information here.
The collaborative project ‘Traces of Democracy’ is funded by the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts as part of BBK - Verbindungslinien 2025.
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Friday to Sunday, 14:00 – 17:00
Badstraße 4, 84028 Landshut
Monika Huber & Hannah Kansy
Collaborative exhibition about freedom and democracy movements in Bavaria, Germany.
The artistic collaboration project ‘Traces of Democracy’ by Monika Huber and Hannah Kansy explores the development of democracy in Bavaria – from the Peasants' Wars of the 16th century to the emergence of the Bavarian Constitution and the protest movements from the 1960s to the present day.
More information here.
The collaborative project ‘Traces of Democracy’ is funded by the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts as part of BBK - Verbindungslinien 2025.
