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The audience permutates from the role of viewer to guests and participants in his interventions; lingering and coming together are the yardsticks of his mostly installative and expansive mixed-media-interventions.

The computer is a tool, not magic, and possesses its own tragicomic limitations as well as offering new means of expression and communication.

The exhibition »Tracing Echoes. From Westerwald to Rio Tinto« takes us on a journey through time.

For the Kunstraum München, Neringa Vasiliauskaitė is developing new multi-layered site-specific works in which surfaces and objects are carriers of personal and cultural memories and information.

At Kunstraum München, Ursula Neugebauer is showing her „black Snow“ project, which has been progressing since 1998.

In her artistic work, Stephanie Stein deals with questions of ontology and metaphysics and develops almost weightless, post-minimalist works.

The exhibition juxtaposes work by the two artists as well as features two new pieces by Gaisbacher that make reference to Am Burgberg, Darboven’s lifelong residence and place of work in Hamburg-Harburg.

Studio City looks at electronic music as an early form of digital culture and relates it to the changing urban peripheries of Munich and Berlin.

All images copyright of Thomas Splett and Kunstraum München.

To kick off the Kunstraum München’s 50th anniversary in 2023, book designer and researcher Hagen Verleger (Berlin) explores the great wealth of material in the Kr. archive in a curated and annotated form.

The attempt to bring the world into a visual order is the thematic starting point for Peter Hoiss‘ exhibition.

In drawing, performance, sound pieces, and video, Christine Sun Kim & Thomas Mader’s collaborative artistic practice addresses complex processes of communication, social inclusion and exclusion.

For the opening week of Various Others, here are five unmissable exhibitions to see this autumn.

From the USA to Latin America, Europe to the Middle East, Asia to Australia and beyond, there is nothing short of a home design revolution underway...

The Munich-based photographer and media artist Thomas Splett finds his subjects in everyday life.