Ex­hi­bi­tion

HERE AND NOW at Mu­se­um Lud­wig:
Gün­ter Peter Straschek
Emi­gra­tion–Film–Politics
3/3 – 7/15/2018

Gün­ter Peter Straschek (1942–2009) was a film­mak­er, re­search­er, and prob­a­b­ly the most knowl­edge­able per­son about the film emi­gra­tion from Nazi Ger­many, the sub­ject of his 1975 tele­vi­sion se­ries at the cen­ter of the ex­hi­bi­tion. His ear­ly work will al­so be on view, in­clud­ing for the first time A West­ern for the SDS, which is le­g­endary for hav­ing been con­fis­cat­ed in 1968 and nev­er shown.

Ex­hi­bi­tion

Haegue Yang
ETA
1994–2018
2018 Wolf­gang Hahn Prize
4/18 – 8/12/2018

In 2018, the Ge­sellschaft für Mod­erne Kunst am Mu­se­um Lud­wig will rec­og­nize Haegue Yang for her ex­traor­d­i­nary body of work with the Wolf­gang Hahn Prize. The Mu­se­um Lud­wig will show­case the re­mark­able ver­satil­i­ty of her en­tire oeu­vre in the artist’s first-ev­er sur­vey ex­hi­bi­tion.

Ex­hi­bi­tion

Pho­to­g­ra­pher's Name
Aenne Bier­mann

Pho­tog­ra­phy Room Pre­sen­ta­tion

Start­ing June 16, 2018

Aenne Bi­er­­mann (1898–1933) took pho­­to­­graphs of her im­me­di­ate sur­round­in­gs from 1925 un­til her ear­­ly death, and this body of work helped shape mod­­er­nist pho­­tog­ra­­phy. Her es­­­tate re­­mains lost to this day, and on­­ly a few in­­sti­­tu­­tions hold orig­i­­nal prints by Bi­er­­mann. The Mu­se­um Lud­wig will now pre­sent its full col­lec­­tion of over twen­­ty of Bi­er­­mann’s pho­­to­­graphs for the first time.