VISUAL ARTS
Herlinde Koelbl photographs people with cancer
In Bonn, Herlinde Koelbl combines portraits with conversations about cancer. The images raise questions about intimacy, the power of the gaze and self-determination.
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VISUAL ARTS
Labouring Bodies: Work beyond the Factory
From factory to kitchen: ‘Labouring Bodies’ asks whose work becomes visible in art history – and whose does not.
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Franz West: When Sculpture Is Put to Use
Two exhibitions in Vienna explore Franz West. At their heart lies an open question: how far does the invitation to engage physically with art extend?
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How Dresden brought modern art into the museum
Dresden backed Rodin early on. The story behind the acquisition reveals how museums define modern art – and what their narrative leaves unresolved.
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Thomas Schütte’s architectural models at K21
A place of retreat or a world closed off? Schütte’s architectural models at K21 raise questions about living spaces and community.
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TANZ! at the Kunsthalle Mannheim
From Degas to performance: Mannheim’s new exhibition asks how dance becomes visible in the visual arts – and who takes centre stage.
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Osthaus and the Islamic arts at the Folkwang
“Nach Damaskus …” (To Damascus …) examines the Islamic arts in the early Folkwang — and the European gaze that selected them.
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Sophie Calle: Who remembers for the museum?
Vanished GDR symbols, an abandoned hotel and a new gift: Sophie Calle encounters a museum’s politics of memory.
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Lee Ufan: How an art prize leads to a museum acquisition
Lee Ufan is to receive the Wolfgang Hahn Prize. Behind it lies a model that combines an honour with an acquisition for a collection.
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Albertina: What remains after the women artists’ show
“HER STORY” explores the women artists in the Albertina’s collection. Donations and knowledge of the holdings reveal what lasting visibility depends on.
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Anouk Lamm Anouk: Work and artistic persona
Pared-back painting, queer visibility and the pressure to present an artistic persona: Anouk Lamm Anouk comes to Linz.
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VISUAL ARTS
Herlinde Koelbl explores experiences of cancer in Bonn
Forty portraits and conversations bring Koelbl’s project to the Kunstmuseum Bonn — and raise questions about image selection, voice and interpretation.
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What remains of the club in the museum
In 3hd’s guest programme, club culture, performance and film meet the museum space. What is gained — and what is lost in the move?
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