27.03.20 Context

An insight into Sung Tieu's extensive new production Zugzwang for the Capsule 11 at Haus der Kunst, the largest and most comprehensive work by the German-Vietnamese artist to date.

by Eva Bentcheva

19.03.20 Context

In the context of the show "Interiorities", the Portuguese artist Leonor Antunes designed an art edition for Haus der Kunst, which was created in cooperation with Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg and inspired by the original tools of Günther Löscher, the head of the company.

by Dimona Stöckle

19.02.20 Context

The question of cosmopolitanism in today's society has acquired a new urgency through the strengthening of right-wing and nationalistic tendencies. Anna Schneider investigates the current discourse and creates a reference to the exhibition „Interiorities“.

by Anna Schneider

21.01.20 Context

In "Brainwashed", shown in the former air shelter at Haus der Kunst, mechanisms of manipulated vision and emotions, as well as attitudes of reception in event societies influenced by these mechanisms, become tangible. A tour through the exhibition. ​

by Haus der Kunst

15.01.20 Context

In the early 1960s, the young painter Markus Lüpertz wanted to animate his paintings and set them in motion. He developed a serial painting approach that was heavily influenced by the films and cinema of his time. Pamela Kort's essay explores the beginnings of this form of painting.

by Pamela Kort

10.01.20 Context

The writer and film maker Jessica Taylor was invited by the artist Theaster Gates to do a creative writing piece on his installation "Black Chapel" at Haus der Kunst.

by Jessica Lauren Elizabeth Taylor

10.01.20 Context

Based on the art historical genre of interior painting, “Interiorities” unites four artists – Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Leonor Antunes, Henrike Naumann and Adriana Varejão – who explore the relationship between interior and exterior space.

by Haus der Kunst

18.12.19 Context

Get an overview of all exhibitions from January to July 2020 at Haus der Kunst.

by Haus der Kunst