The image shows two blurry figures in suits printed on an aluminum wall with holes in it

Munich Mural

Lee Kern / Klasse Pirici

3 & 4 Jul 26

Weinstraße 11

Munich Mural, 2026 © Foto: Lee Kern, noise barrier designed by MVISU

Discover Munich’s new mural with the Munich Mural Tour! Listen to stories of digital doppelgangers, forbidden music, and missing birds…

Da Vinci, Rivera, and now: The Munich Mural?
Alluding to the politically and religiously charged history of mural art, the Munich Mural project questions what the mural at Marienhof actually conveys to passersby. The 350-meter-long mural combines stock photos of passersby with photographs of Marienhof and is intended to depict a Munich of the future. But there are glaring gaps.

The Munich Mural booth offers guided tours of this new attraction. Visual nuances are examined through a critical, art-historical lens. Join our tour guides on a quest for hidden symbols, archaeological treasures, and blurred figures of workers.

Lee Kern, born in Berlin in 2000, lives and works in Munich and Berlin.

Within Public Art München Focus Year and its generous, overall focus on how we communicate and interact with our surroundings, rediscovering the public space as a place of multiple possibilities, the framework of the Invisible City proposes a further deepening of these core concerns. Five young artists – Noemi Calzavara & Marlotte Nugteren, Geumok Oh, Lee Kern, Mariateresa Molino, Carla Vollmers, all part of or having graduated from the Performance class at the Academy of Fine Arts, show individual performative works in the context curated by Alexandra Pirici (artist and professor for Performance at AdBK Munich). Their works reveal or refocus attention on less visible aspects and dynamics: of the public space and its collective construction, of the social fabric of the city, or even of the city’s natural environment and its psychogeography. Spread across various locations – Marienplatz, transit nodes, the Isar river, children’s playgrounds or monument sites, the performative actions propose interruptions, reconstructions, subtle changes or attunements in relation to places and bodies both material and imagined, both living and object-like, inviting us to consider them anew.

Performances

Guided Tours (Duration 40 min):
Friday, 3 July
In German: 5–5.40 pm
In English: 7–7.40 pm

Saturday, July 4
In German: 2–2.40 pm
In English: 4–4.40 pm

Meeting point: Munich Mural Information Booth, Weinstraße 11, 80333 Munich
The guided tours are free of charge.
Register for the guided tours at: munich.mural@gmail.com

Munich Mural, 2026 © Foto: Lee Kern, noise barrier designed by MVISU
Munich Mural, 2026 © Foto: Lee Kern, noise barrier designed by MVISU

Veranstaltungen

Performance "Munich Mural"

Weinstraße 11

The image shows two blurry figures in suits printed on an aluminum wall with holes in it

Performance "Munich Mural"

Weinstraße 11

The image shows two blurry figures in suits printed on an aluminum wall with holes in it

Location

Weinstraße 11

80333 Munich

Karte