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There are many more stories to tell than are initially obvious in our exhibition rooms. The blog now offers insights behind the scenes more diverse infos on the exhibitions, artists and the work at Haus der Kunst.
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Fauna and Flora at Haus der Kunst (Winter Edition)In this blog post, Christine Wunnicke once again lets us participate in her nocturnal walks. This time reporting on a wintry natural spectacle of foggy clouds, the beauty of a dissected toad, and an evil bunny on a glass door.
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Re-Installation: Mel Bochner “The Joys of Yiddish”Mel Bochner’s word chain “The Joys of Yiddish” (2006) is displayed on the cornice of Haus der Kunst.
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European art history in the work of Michael ArmitageThis blog post outlines the discourse between Michael Armitage’s works and European art history.
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Haus der Kunst - 2021 Program PreviewAll exhibitions of the year 2021 at Haus der Kunst
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Obituary for Herman DaledOur former director Chris Dercon wrote a very personal and warm-hearted obituary for the collector Herman Daled.
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Mwili, Akili na Roho – East African Figurative Painting of the 1970s — 90sOne room in the exhibition "Michael Armitage. Paradise Edict" presents East African painters that are thus key acteurs within the articulation of East African Modernism, and as such have significantly shaped Michael Armitage as an artist. We introduce those artists and their works on the Blog.
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‘and my hearth for whose fire you envy me’This blog series is an homage by four former students of the artist and teacher Franz Erhard Walther.
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‘A handful of plaster, which I throw into the space – this is a sculpture’This blog series is an homage by four former students of the artist and teacher Franz Erhard Walther.
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You can live as an artist, and this is kind of what it looks likeThis blog series is an homage by four former students of the artist and teacher Franz Erhard Walther.