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Exhibition Catalogue

Exhibition Catalogue

11. Oktober 2026

Published on the occasion of KUCKUCKSEIER – Neue Kunst trifft alte Kunst, an exhibition at the Bavarian National Museum, Munich, duration 24 July to 15 November 2026.

Texts by Dr. Antje Günther, Dr. Frank Matthias Kammel, Prof. Andreas Kühne, Gabriele Lemos, Andreas Strobl and the participating artists.
Publisher: Neue Münchner Künstlerschaft in collaboration with the Bavarian National Museum.
icon Verlag Hubert Kretschmer
ISBN 978-3-68919-095-8

© Photos: Bavarian National Museum, Bastian Krack and others.
Design and layout: Felix Weinold
68 pages

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https://www.bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de/assets/files/Katalog-Kuckuckseier.pdf

Mid-Exhibition Event / Artist Talk

Mid-Exhibition Event / Artist Talk

12. September 2026

Under the title Kuckuckseier / Cuckoo’s Eggs, 25 artists from the Neue Münchner Künstlergenossenschaft enter into a dialogue with the historical collections of the Bavarian National Museum. This artistic intervention, on view until 15 November 2026, brings together contemporary artistic positions and historical objects, opening up new perspectives on the relationship between past and present.
Mid-Exhibition Event: Thursday, 24 September, at 6:30 pm
The event takes place in the Mars-Venus Hall of the Bavarian National Museum.

Performance by Thomas Sterna Self as a Right-Wing Populist
Catalogue Presentation Dr. Antje Günther, president of the Neue Münchner Künstlergenossenschaft
Artist Talk: Eike Berg, Patricija Gilyte, Esther Glück, Martin Kargruber, Thomas Sterna, moderated by Olaf Probst
Artists participating in the exhibition discuss the following topics:
Traditional craftsmanship and artistic discourse
The museum and art as spaces for public discourse
Biedermeier 2.0? The potential political and social dimensions of art
Artistic identity in the context of current cultural policy.

Exhibition Floor Plan:
https://www.bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de/assets/files/BNM_Ausstellung_NMKG.pdf

KUCKUCKSEIER / CUCKOO’s EGGS

KUCKUCKSEIER / CUCKOO’s EGGS

19. Juli 2026

24/07 – 15/11/2026
A temporary intervention by members of the Neue Münchner Künstlerschaft at the Bavarian National Museum in Munich

Participating artists:
Eike Berg, Nicole Frenzel, Anna Frydman, Baldur Geipel, Patricija Gilyte,
Esther Glück, Monika Humm, Martin Kargruber, Manfred Mayerle, Elisabeth Mehrl,
Daisuke Ogura, Christine Ott, Olaf Probst, Ulrike Prusseit, Maria Rucker, Eva Ruhland,
Frauke Sohn, Rose Stach, Thomas Sterna, Kiki Stickl, Cosima Strähhuber,
Susanne Thiemann, Gotlind Timmermanns, Felix Weinold, Andreas Zingerle

Address: Bavarian National Museum, Prinzregentenstr. 3, D – 80538 München
Admission to the Cuckoo’s Eggs intervention is included in the regular museum admission fee.
https://www.bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de/en/visit/exhibitions/kuckuckseier

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23. Januar 2026

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JAHRESGABEN 50/50

JAHRESGABEN 50/50

20. November 2025

As every year, the Association for Urban Art (Verein zur Förderung urbaner Kunst) invites visitors to its special exhibition JAHRESGABEN – Annual Editions, presented this year as 50:50 Editions. The idea of 50:50 is reflected in several aspects: all works measure 50 × 50 cm (depending on framing, but always at least square in format). Half of the exhibition will be shown in the VUK space as works for sale – canvases, works on paper, or sculptures – while the other half will be displayed on the walls of the FatCat. #vereinurbanekunst #jahresgaben

https://www.verein-urbane-kunst.de/jahresgaben-2025

LANDSCAPE FORMATIONS

LANDSCAPE FORMATIONS

16. Oktober 2025

“Landscape Formations”: Exhibition of the Kintai Residency Program (Summer 2025) at the Klaipėda Cultural Factory

https://kulturosfabrikas.lt/en/renginiai/joint-exhibition-by-artists/

Participants: Darya Hancharka, Miglė Križinauskaitė, Sofia Vuorenmaa, Vincent Jondeau, Patricija Gilytė, Agnė Kulbytė, Artūras Mitinas, Monika Kornilova, Krzysztof Klimek

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The “Landscape Formations” residency program called its participants to a sustained encounter with the Pamarys region, engaging with it as a living process rather than a fixed place or representation. A critical gaze toward change and its inevitability compels a broad interpretation of the theme of “Landscape Formations”: from ecological challenges that alter regional climatic conditions, reshape human routines and natural scenery, or geopolitical catastrophes that result in mass migrations and environmental destruction, to individual challenges in the contemporary world—searches for identity in a rapidly changing, unsustainable environment, feelings of insecurity, and attempts to give meaningful form to existence. The word formation (Lat. formatio) means the giving of form, creation. Its primary meaning is linked to geological formations—structures of rock shaped under specific tectonic regimes and climatic conditions over long geological periods. Viewing landscape through the prism of formation opens up ways to move away from its superficial representation while still remaining grounded in the plein-air motif. In other words, when creating or re-creating landscape, one may begin from the constructs of the earth’s structure itself—and perhaps even reveal them to the viewer. Graphic design: Ugnė Balčiūnaitė The activities of Kintai Arts are funded by the Lithuanian Council for Culture.