ARTISTS
2025
It鈥檚 been a big year for Yayoi Kusama. This fall, she will receive yet another landmark retrospective, traveling to several museums across Europe.
Every two to three years, an artist is invited to create a new work for the Museum Ludwig鈥檚 largest wall, located in front of the main staircase.
Every two years, the Internationale Photoszene K枚ln organizes research residencies that allow artists to explore photographic archives and collections in Cologne.
The street life of cities has always been a fascinating subject for photographers, who have approached it in a variety of ways, from candid images documenting urban unrest to portraits that shine a spotlight on individuals.
The Museum Ludwig presents Francis Al每s鈥擪ids Take Over, a remarkable exhibition in which children are the focus.
Years without Venice Biennales tend to be quieter affairs, but that鈥檚 not the case for 2025, which is shaping up to be a particularly busy period for the art world...
2024
Children are the focus of this exhibition that revolves around the thirty video projections of Children鈥檚 Games, in which Francis Al每s (b. 1959 in Antwerp, based in Mexico City) shows playing children from all over the world.
Evelyn Taocheng Wang will win the 31st Wolfgang Hahn Prize of the Gesellschaft f眉r Moderne Kunst am Museum Ludwig.
Multidisciplinary artist Evelyn Taocheng Wang has been announced as the winner of the thirty-first Wolfgang Hahn Prize...
In a double presentation, the Museum Ludwig is showing newly acquired photographs by Alfred Ehrhardt (1901鈥�1984) in dialogue with photographs by Elfriede Stegemeyer (1908鈥�1988).
Exhibitions celebrating the artist's 100th birthday will take place in Germany, America, Spain, Hong Kong, and Austria in 2025 and 2026.
Children are the focus of this monumental exhibition that revolves around the thirty video projections of Children鈥檚 Games, in which Francis Al每s (b. 1959 in Antwerp, based in Mexico City) shows playing children from all over the world.
Anna Boghiguian (born 1946 in Cairo) has been awarded the 30th Wolfgang Hahn Prize of the Gesellschaft f眉r Moderne Kunst at the Museum Ludwig.
In the Eye of the Storm, the exhibition鈥檚 evocative title, captures the continuous menace that haunted the pioneering Ukrainian artists and intellectuals as they endeavored to carve out their own space and artistic language.
Fluxus and Beyond: Ursula Burghardt, Benjamin Patterson at the Museum Ludwig takes a fresh look at a 1960s art movement that continues to exert its influence.