Introduction by Dr. Pamela Kort, Curator

In Gregor Hildebrandt’s performance at the Ludwig Beck department store in Munich, painting becomes a performative act intrinsically associated with the ironic self-staging of the artist. His inspiration came from a 1971 video by French artist Georges Matthieu. Niklas Maak (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) has written that in Hildebrandt’s videotape works and performances “the empiric gesture of abstract expressionism and the mad acceleration of events collide with infinitely endless time to the images stored in the video tapes.” The Munich band PAAR is accompanying Hildebrandt’s new performance. They have released their album on Grzegorzki Records, the music label of Gregor Hildebrandt and Alicja Kwade.

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Andrea Büttner
Barbara Gross Galerie X Hollybush Gardens

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Augustas Serapinas & Malte Zenses: Various Others
SPERLING X Emalin

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Computer und Papier
Jahn und Jahn X Galerie Conradi
& Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler

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Ding Yi: Rim Light
Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle X ShanghART

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Diogo da Cruz & João Pedro Costa: Wisdom Warriors
Ruine München X Wisdom Warriors

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Eva Grubinger, Timo Seber, Johannes Tassilo Walter: Various Others
Nir Altman X Galerie Tobias Naehring

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Goldie’s Gallery
Galerie Christine Mayer X Goldie’s Gallery

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Il Mondo Animale
Galerie Klüser X Sperone Westwater

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Monika Michalko & Lorenz Strassl
JO VAN DE LOO X Produzentengalerie Hamburg

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Paul Gondry, KAYA (Kerstin Brätsch & Debo Eilers)
Deborah Schamoni X MX Gallery

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Paul Morrison: Dahlia // Dark Lantern
Galerie Sabine Knust X Attercliffe™

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Paula Van Erven, Raphael Daibert, Mavi Veloso: Florida_Fenêtre
Lothringer13_Florida

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Tramaine de Senna & Nicolás Lamas
Loggia X MÉLANGE & Sabot

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Opening hours 6-9pm

Andrea Büttner in conversation with Dr. Eva Huttenlauch, Lenbachhaus München, Head of Collections and Curator of Art After 1945

Extended opening hours with ongoing guided tours until 9 pm

Welcome: Alexander Steig, Kunstraum München
Introduction: Jae-Hyun Yoo, Curator (German/Korean)
Drinks

Since its 90th anniversary in 2013, KARL & FABER has donated the KARL & FABER Preis der Stiftung Kunstakademie (Prize of the Foundation of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich) every three years, thus supporting the Foundation of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich in its valuable work. This year, for the third time, the prize, endowed with € 2,000 and a subsidy of € 3,000 for the production of a catalogue, will be awarded to a student from the Academy of Fine Arts Munich for outstanding achievement. The following year, the prize winner may also present his or her works in a solo exhibition at the KARL & FABER auction house located in the Luitpoldblock in the heart of Munich.

Jury
Jana Baumann, Curator, Haus der Kunst, Munich
Jan T. Wilms, Director, kunsthaus kaufbeuren
Reinhard Spieler, Director, Sprengel Museum, Hannover

Exhibition of the nominated artists
14/09/19 - 20/09/19

Karl & Faber

Guided tour through the exhibition with Rafael Amadeo Foster, Director, MX gallery (Malcolm X gallery) and Paul Gondry, artist.

Public opening of the cooperative exhibition between the Museion in Bolzano, Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum and the Sammlung Goetz that presents more than 120 works in dialogue. Starting from the artistic upheaval in the post-war period, the works provide insight into the most noteworthy trends in Italian art.

Opening hours 2–6pm

• The ongoing renovation work at the museum limits the number of visitors to 20 at any given time. Therefore, you may need to wait when visiting the exhibition. Access to the show is determined by the allocation of time slots. We thank you for your understanding!

Art and Politics: Prof. Dr. Du-Yul Song
Du-Yul Song is committed to an understanding and rapprochement between North and South Korea. Due to the National Security Law, he was imprisoned in South Korea in 2003 but released eight months later as the result of worldwide protests. Du-Yul Song is a sociologist and serves as professor emeritus at the University of Münster. In 1993, he became a naturalized citizen of Germany. He received his doctorate from Jürgen Habermas.

Art and History: Prof. Dr. Vladimir Tikhonov
Vladimir Tikhonov was born in the former USSR. He received his doctorate from Moscow State University, then worked as a journalist and historian in South Korea, where he adopted South Korean citizenship and the Korean name “Noja Pak.” He currently lives in Norway where he serves as a professor of Korean studies at Oslo University. His main area of interest is the post-colonial history of East Asia.

2–6pm

Screening followed by an artist talk with the artist Maya Schweizer and Gürsoy Doğtaş.

The two-channel video installation »Regarde par ici, ... and there the Puschkinallee« (2017/18) by Maya Schweizer is a cinematic analysis that interrogates architecture on the inside and outside and sets a spatial and temporal dimension in scene.

• Entrance fee 6 €, reduced 3 €
• Admission to the exhibition From Far Away. Images of the GDR is included.

Various Other Models
Panel discussion with Diana Campbell Betancourt, Mareike Dittmer and Tessa Praun

This event focuses on hybrid institutional models that are located on a spectrum between private initiative and public institution or that have transitioned from one to the other. How have the developments and debates in the art world in recent years structurally affected these models? To what extent does the globalized art public play a role within this conversation?

lineup

Oda Haliti ( Kosovo )
Peekaboo Records ( trol2000 / lissabon )
Benjamin Röder ( Charlie / Hytop )

Amar Kanwar. Exile.
Special opening hours from 10 am – 7 pm

Matinée Reception at 11 am

Artist Talk with Malte Zenses, the bouche and friends!
Soft music is playing.

Paula Van Erven, Raphael Daibert and Mavi Veloso are presenting the final outcome of their process-based project.

Guided tour through the exhibition Senga Nengudi with the curator Stephanie Weber.

Max. 20 participants
The entrance and guided tour are free.
Please sign up for the tour at fuehrungen-lenbachhaus@muenchen.de

New performance piece by Diogo da Cruz and João Pedro Costa

Opening Senga Nengudi

Words of welcome and reception in the Lenbachhaus atrium

Sabine Krieger, City Council Member, Munich in represention of the Mayor of Munich

Matthias Mühling, Director, Lenbachhaus München

Stephanie Weber, Curator of the exhibition

Sound installation by Kalas Liebfried in resonance to Joseph Beuys followed by an artist talk.

Joseph Beuys’s The End of the 20th Century is a key artwork in the permanent collection of the Pinakothek der Moderne. The installation questions – in title, materiality and form – the meaning of nature in relation to society and the individual. Kalas Liebfried’s ambient sound performances fuse the visual perception of space with acoustic experience, creating atmospherically charged environments. Specifically developed for the site of “The End of the 20th Century,” the sound installation Ambient for a Silent Forest embraces the artistic legacy of Joseph Beuys and gives rise to a dynamic field of resonance.

Ambient for a Silent Forest,
Curated by Corinna Thierolf and Tatjana Schäfer.

Panel discussion as part of the KARL & FABER Prize of the Foundation of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich 2019

It is a long way for young artists to achieve museum recognition. But how straightforward is it today? What are the current challenges? Was it easier as an artist in the past? What role, if any, do institutions or galleries play for young artists? And which sponsorships support the young scene the most? The panel attempts to shed light on these questions from as many perspectives as possible, even though it is clear that there can be no universal formula for art.

Moderated by
Tobias Haberl, Editor, SZ Magazine

Speakers
Maximiliane Baumgartner, Artist, Initiator of the Fahrenden Raum
Anton Biebl, Director, Department of Arts and Culture, City of Munich
Maurin Dietrich, Director, Kunstverein München
Prof. Dr. Florian Matzner, Chair of Art History, Academy of Fine Arts Munich
Deborah Schamoni, Gallery Owner, Munich

Lecture-performance with Käthe Kollwitz.

The Guerilla Girls, founded more than thirty years ago in New York, are today among the icons of feminist activism in the international art world. Like Miriam Cahn, they expose sexism, racism and corruption in politics, pop culture and the visual arts in the form of billboards, posters, books and public appearances. They act anonymously, wearing gorilla masks, and use pseudonyms referring to deceased artists. Käthe Kollwitz, one of the founders, will give a lecture-performance at the Haus der Kunst as part of the exhibition Miriam Cahn. I as Human.

• In english

“I Am Sun Mu”
Documentary by Adam Sjöberg, 2015, USA/China/South Korea, 80 min., english subtitles
Following the film, artist Sun Mu and curator Jae-Hyun Yoo will open up a dialogue with the audience.

Synopsis: Operating under a pseudonym which means “no boundaries,” North Korean defector Sun Mu creates political pop art based on his life, homeland and hope for a united Korea. His hidden identity is nearly compromised when a massive historical exhibit in Beijing is stormed by Chinese and North Korean authorities. (IMDb)

Cinema: werkstattkino.de
Tickets are available at the box office.

Curator Jae-Hyun Yoo in conversation with artist Sun Mu
Artist talk (German/Korean), free admission

Guided tour through the exhibition Ding Yi: Rim Light
Please RSVP to info@galerie-schoettle.de

The nighttime tour offers a special experience and a more intense perception of the exhibition At Night in the former air shelter at Haus der Kunst. In 14 stations, the exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the night, that time between dreams and reality. On display are films, videos, installations and photographs from the Sammlung Goetz that reflect different facets of a nighttime foray.

• Public tours last 1 hour, cost 3 € and require no reservations. Please pay the exhibition entrance fee at the ticket counter.

Following the model of Joseph Beuys’s participatory project during documenta 6 in 1977, the museum is about to become a place of open dialogue on our society and democratic values as well as an arena for shared experience. A starting point is the video work On Fear and Education, Disappointment and Justice, Protest and Division in Saxony/Germany by Mario Pfeifer.

Artists, designers and architects are invited to engage the audience in a fluid discourse on politics and their understanding of democracy as reflected in artistic thought and practice. The program, which for the first time ever will be codetermined by the museum visitors themselves in a preparatory workshop, Is announced at PINAKOTHEK DER MODERNE.

Welcome speech followed by drinks