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Michaela Melián: “Maria Luiko, Trauernde (Mourner), 1938”, 2022. As part of the series “Past Statements” © Foto: Tobias Hase

In summertime Munich you can see three cyclists on a bike path, three passers-by are walking on the sidewalk to the right. On the far right in the foreground is a 160cm tall bronze statue of Bavaria. Without the martial attributes of lion and sword, she is shown at eye level with passers-by.

Alicja Kwade: “Bavaria”, 2020. As part of the program “Solo” © Foto: Christoph Knoch

Orange lettering "gestern" ("yesterday") in front of a window on which there is a fresco of a nazi swastika.

Michele Bernardi: „Ein Ort für ein Wort. Ein Wort für einen Ort“ (“A place for a word. A Word for a Place”), 2022. As part of the series “Past Statements” © Foto: Michele Bernardi

Program series

Billboard at Lenbachplatz

Billboard

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

Annual thematic series

Annuale

The 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.

International, curated project series

Festival

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

Culture of remembrance in urban space

Memory

Monument with lettering "remembrance, memory"

Past Statements. Monuments under discussion

Michele Bernardi: „Ein Ort für ein Wort. Ein Wort für einen Ort (Ein Zeitzeichen)“

Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Landesentwicklung und Energie

Orange lettering "gestern" ("yesterday") in front of a window on which there is a fresco of a nazi swastika.

Michaela Melián: “Maria Luiko, Trauernde, 1938”

Alter Botanischer Garten

Memory

past statements

series:

15 Aug 22 — 28 Feb 23

Urban space Munich

View from the side at the bottom of the Siegestor, the sun flashes out from behind the Bavaria at the top of the Siegestor. The oversized pigeon spikes can be seen against the blue sky.

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

urban space Munich

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.

Billboard

Good buy, Reality!

Max Haarich

17 Jan—15 Mar 23

Billboard at Lenbachplatz

View of the billboard in front of trees and a historic house façade. The motif on the billboard exactly complements the section of the picture that is covered by the billboard, so that it seems as if one is looking through it.

Solo

Bavaria

Alicja Kwade

20 Mar 20 — 31 Dec 23

Cornelius Bridge / Erhardt Street

In summertime Munich you can see three cyclists on a bike path, three passers-by are walking on the sidewalk to the right. On the far right in the foreground is a 160cm tall bronze statue of Bavaria. Without the martial attributes of lion and sword, she is shown at eye level with passers-by.