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An SUV made of clay stands in a public square in front of a house wall with windows. In the foreground you can see a hot rod (1-person mini car), behind it a real SUV.

Folke Köbberling: “Mash & Heal”, 2024. As part of the series “Solo”. © Foto: Thomas Bruns

You can see a house wall with a window grille. In this window grille is a swastika pattern, in front of which is the curved orange lettering ‘gestern’.

Michele Bernardi “A place for a word. A Word for a Place (A Time Sign)”, since 2022. As part of “Memory”. © Foto: Laura Egger

A large circular installation of glowing red neon tubes is mounted on the façade of a building at first-floor level, bearing the date ‘8 November 1939’.

Silke Wagner „8. November 1939“, since 2009. As part of “Memory”. © Foto: Michael Nagy

View from the ground into the group of silhouettes, some of which have text printed on them.

Büro Müller-Rieger “Oktoberfest Bomb Attack Documentation”, since 2020. As part of “Memory”. © Foto: Department of Culture LH Munich

Program series

Billboard at Lenbachplatz

Billboard

A five-by-five-metre printed board on Lenbachplatz

Annual thematic series

Annuale

Young people playing music around the Bismarck monument. The German Museum can be seen in the background.

Individual projects

Solo

Wooden bridge over the Isar, which ends after a few meters.

Culture of remembrance in urban space

Memory

Monument with lettering "remembrance, memory"

International, curated project series

Festival

An older man with a large whispering bag in front of his mouth on Odeonsplatz

Solo

Au au au Hi hi hi – Temporary monument in 10,000 steps

Samuel Fischer-Glaser and Angela Stiegler

MAY – OCT 25

Munich urban space

Lithograph based on a photo from 1958: The professors of the Academy of Fine Arts walk across Marienplatz during the 800th anniversary celebrations of the city of Munich. The towers of the Frauenkirche and the New Town Hall can be seen behind them. The project title Au au au au Hi hi hi is integrated into the town hall façade and the professors' white gowns.

Mash & Heal

Folke Köbberling

Sep 24 — Oct 25

Munich urban space

An SUV made of clay stands in a public square in front of a house wall with windows. In the foreground you can see a hot rod (1-person mini car), behind it a real SUV.

Annuale

Zero Hour? How we became what we are.

Annuale 2025

Jun — Dec 25

Billboard

… at a new location

Billboard

Opening date to be announced

Lateral view of the billboard at Lenbachplatz looking towards the city center. The billboard features a work by the artist Ed Ruscha. The motif shows a snow-covered mountain range in blue with a yellowish horizon above it. The inscription "Pay Nothing Until April" appears on the picture in white capital letters. A woman in a red coat walks past in the foreground.

Memory

Artwork on the past and present of the Sinti and Roma

Ladislava Gažiová

planned

Frauenplatz

Black and white image of the visualization of the meeting place in the form of a converted caravan with library

A place for a word. A Word for a Place (A Time Sign)

Michele Bernardi

since 15 Aug 22

Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Landesentwicklung und Energie

Oktoberfest Bomb Attack Documentation

Büro Müller-Rieger

since 26 Sep 20

Main entrance Theresienwiese

Night view of the large group of illuminated silhouettes

Für Euch

Elke Härtel

since 16 Jul 17

Olympia shopping center

A ginkgo tree surrounded by an oversized ring with portraits of the nine people who were assassinated.

Monument to the gays and lesbians persecuted under the Nazi regime

Ulla von Brandenburg

since 27 Jun 17

Corner Oberanger / Dultstraße

Aerial perspective from above looking down on a house facade and the wide sidewalk at a street crossing. A 70 square meter floor mosaic made of colored stones in the form of a large angle is embedded in the pavement of the sidewalk.

Memory Loops

Michaela Melián

since 23 Sep 10

Munich urban space

The homepage of the virtual monument Memory Loops appears at www.memoryloops.net. 300 audio tracks (marked as blue circles on a sketched city map of Munich) on locations of Nazi terror in Munich can be clicked and heard there.

8. November 1939

Silke Wagner

since 27 Oct 09

Georg-Elser-Platz / Corner Türkenstraße

At dusk, an installation of bright red neon tubes appears on a house wall in the shape of a bomb detonation. The diameter of the installation is about 5 meters.