Raghu­bir Singh. Kolka­ta

7/9 – 11/6/2022

The In­­­dian pho­­to­g­ra­pher Raghu­bir Singh (1942–1999) re­­peat­ed­­ly re­­turned to Kol­ka­­ta (called Cal­­cut­­ta un­til 2001), and over the years he cre­at­ed a com­­plex and mul­ti­lay­ered pho­­to­­graph­ic por­­trait of the ci­­ty. In this way, the dif­fer­­ent his­­tor­i­­cal lay­ers are equal­­ly rep­re­sen­t­ed in the pho­­to­­graph. Singh’s pho­­to­­graphs are a cos­­mopol­i­­tan’s ho­­mage to a cos­­mopol­i­­tan ci­­ty. In the pho­­tog­ra­­phy room, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig pre­sen­t­ed twelve pho­­to­­graphs from Singh’s Cal­­cut­­ta se­ries, which have been part of the col­lec­­tion since 2017. more

Isa­mu Noguchi

3/26 – 7/31/2022

The Mu­se­um Lud­wig host­ed the first com­pre­hen­­sive ret­ro­spec­­tive in Eu­­rope in over twen­­ty years on the Ja­­pa­­nese Amer­i­­can sculp­­tor Isa­­mu Noguchi (b. 1904 in Los An­ge­les, d. 1988 in New York). It cov­­ered all of Noguchi’s cre­a­­tive pe­ri­ods and prac­tices with 150 works and pre­sent him as an ex­per­i­­men­­tal and po­l­it­i­­cal­­ly en­­gaged artist. more

Voiceover: Fe­lice Bea­to in Ja­pan

2/19 – 6/12/2022

In a pre­sen­­ta­­tion in the pho­­tog­ra­­phy room, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig was show­ing hand-col­ored pho­­to­­graphs by the Italian-Bri­tish pho­­to­g­ra­pher Fe­lice Bea­­to. His West­­ern, ex­oti­­ciz­ing view of a by­­gone Ja­­pan, which he re­cre­at­ed in his stu­­dio, were sup­­ple­­men­t­ed in the pre­sen­­ta­­tion with spo­ken com­­men­­tary by Ja­­pa­­nese peo­­ple. more

Pre­sen­ta­tion of the Ger­hard Richter Col­lec­tion

2/1 – 5/1/2022

The Mu­se­um Lud­wig was pre­sen­t­ing a con­­cen­­trat­ed ex­hi­bi­­tion in hon­or of Ger­hard Richter’s nineti­eth birth­­day. From Fe­bruary 1 to May 1, 2022, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig showed a se­lec­­tion of five works by Ger­hard Richter (born Fe­bruary 9, 1932) from its col­lec­­tion. The ex­hi­bi­­tion fea­­tured fig­u­ra­­tive works de­pic­t­ing peo­­ple and ob­­jects as well as ab­s­­tract pain­t­ings and works com­prised of panes of glass and mir­rors. more

2021 Wolf­gang-Hahn-Prize: Mar­cel Oden­bach

11/17/2021 – 2/20/2022

Mar­­cel Oden­bach (*1953 in Cologne) was award­ed the 2021 Wolf­­gang Hahn Prize by the Ge­sellschaft für Mod­­erne Kunst. The award cer­e­­mony al­ways al­­so in­­­cludes an ac­qui­si­­tion for the col­lec­­tion of the Mu­se­um Lud­wig. Thanks to Mar­­cel Oden­bach’s generos­i­­ty, the Ge­sellschaft für Mod­­erne Kunst am Mu­se­um Lud­wig ac­quired his unique Sch­nittvor­la­­gen for the 2021 Wolf­­gang Hahn Prize, which were shown in the ex­hi­bi­tion. more

HERE AND NOW at Mu­se­um Lud­wig: to­gether for and against it

11/13/2021 – 2/13/2022

With the ex­hi­bi­­tion to­gether for and against it, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig was fo­­cus­ing on po­si­­tions of con­tem­po­rary art in Ja­­pan and their his­­tor­i­­cal pre­de­ces­­sors. A start­ing point is the con­sid­er­a­­tion of the Ja­­pa­­nese avant-garde in the 1960s from to­­day’s per­spec­­tives. What de­vel­op­­ments in the post-war pe­ri­od did artists re­act to at the time? What mo­ti­­vat­ed their sen­sa­­tio­n­al public per­­for­­mances? What moves the artist col­lec­­tive Chim↑Pom and the artist Ko­­ki Ta­­na­­ka to­­day, and how do they re­late to this his­­tor­i­­cal move­­ment? more

Pi­cas­so Shared and Di­vid­ed: The Artist and His Im­age in East and West Ger­many

9/25/2021 – 1/30/2022

What do we as­­so­­ci­ate with Pab­­lo Pi­­cas­­so? And what as­­so­­ci­a­­tions with him did the Ger­­man peo­­ple have in mind dur­ing the post-war years, when he was at the height of his fame? Far more than we do: This was the main idea of the ex­hi­bi­­tion, which re­veals a for­­got­ten breadth, ten­­sion, and pro­­duc­­tiv­i­­ty of th­ese ap­pro­pri­a­­tions. It dealt not on­­ly with the artist, but with his au­di­ence, which in­­ter­pret­ed Pi­­cas­­so’s art in very dif­fer­­ent ways in the cap­i­­tal­ist West and in the so­­cial­ist East. The Ger­­man Pi­­cas­­so was di­vid­ed, but this di­vi­­sion al­­so sti­m­u­lat­ed the re­­cep­­tion: Be­­cause ev­ery­one ques­­tioned his art, it had some­thing to say for ev­ery­one. more

Au­gust & Marta: How Au­gust San­der Pho­to­graphed the Pain­ter Mar­ta Hege­mann (and Her Chil­dren’s Room!)

10/16/2021 – 1/23/2022

With this pre­sen­­ta­­tion in the pho­­tog­ra­­phy room, we have at­temp­t­ed to make a 1929 chil­­dren’s room tan­gi­ble for vis­i­­tor for which Mar­­ta Hege­­mann had cre­at­ed sev­er­al wall pain­t­ings. Ex­­cept for pho­­to­­graphs tak­en by Au­­gust San­der, no traces of them have sur­­vived to­­day. Com­­ple­­men­t­ed by por­­traits and works on pa­per by Hege­­mann we try to of­fer in­­sight in­­­to her de­signs for the mu­rals, and young vis­i­­tors are ex­­plic­it­­ly in­­vit­ed to ex­­plore them. more

Boaz Kaiz­man: Green Area

3/9/2021 – 1/16/2022

On the an­niver­sary year “2021: 1700 Years of Jew­­ish Life in Ger­­many,” the Mu­se­um Lud­wig has in­­vit­ed the artist Boaz Kaiz­­man (born in 1962 in Tel Aviv, has lived and worked in Cologne since 1993) to de­vel­op a new work. The video in­­s­­tal­la­­tion Grü­­nan­lage (Green Area) com­pris­es six­­teen new videos in sev­en large pro­­jec­­tions across two walls. It will be pre­sen­t­ed in the large ex­hi­bi­­tion hall at the Mu­se­um Lud­wig span­n­ing around 200 square me­ters. more

In Si­tu: Pho­to Sto­ries on Mi­gra­tion

6/19 – 10/3/2021

Pho­­to­­graphs of Cologne and other ci­ties in the Rhine­­land from the pe­ri­od be­tween 1955 and 1989 vi­­su­al­ize the con­s­­tant changes brought about by the re­si­­dents. Yet the sto­ries of mi­­grant work­ers in pho­­tog­ra­­phy are bare­­ly pre­sent in the public vi­­su­al me­m­o­ry of th­ese ci­ties. For the first time, this ex­hi­bi­­tion at the Mu­se­um Lud­wig will fo­­cus on per­­so­n­al pho­­to­­graphs. An im­­por­­tant start­ing point is doc­u­­ments of sto­ries of mi­­gra­­tion from DO­MiD. In in­­ter­views, the len­ders of the works in the ex­hi­bi­­tion talk about their di­­verse his­­to­ries. more

Sisi in Pri­vate: The Em­press’s Pho­to Al­bums

10/24/2020 – 9/19/2021

Like many up­­per-class wo­m­en of her time, Elis­a­­beth of Aus­­tria-Hun­­gary, known as Sisi, col­lec­t­ed por­­trait pho­­to­­graphs in the 1860s—it was in vogue. The Mu­se­um Lud­wig holds eigh­­teen of her al­bums with some 2000 pho­­to­­graphs in carte de visite for­­mat—pho­­to­­graphs moun­t­ed on card­board around six by nine cen­­time­ters in size. They show mem­bers of the no­­bil­i­­ty—­­many of them from Elis­a­­beth’s fam­i­­ly—as well as cele­bri­ties and art­­works. more

2020 Wolf­gang Hahn Prize: Be­tye Saar

6/1/2020 – 9/12/2021

For more than fif­ty years, Be­tye Saar has cre­at­ed as­sem­blages from a wide va­ri­e­ty of found ob­jects, which she com­bines with draw­ing, prints, paint­ing, and pho­tog­ra­phy.

The Ge­sellschaft für Mod­erne Kunst am Mu­se­um Lud­wig purchased the as­sem­blage The Di­vine Face from 1971 to­gether with the Mu­se­um Lud­wig for the mu­se­um’s col­lec­tion as part of the prize award­ed to Be­tye Saar. The work will be pre­sent­ed in the mu­se­um’s col­lec­tion along with two etch­in­gs re­cent­ly ac­quired through the “Per­len­such­er am Mu­se­um Lud­wig” ini­tia­tive as well as a col­lage, an artist’s book and the film Be­tye Saar: Tak­ing Care of Busi­ness.

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Andy Warhol Now

12/12/2020 – 6/13/2021

Andy Warhol is in­­dis­­putab­­ly the best-known rep­re­sen­­ta­­tive of Pop Art. His icon­ic sub­­­jects such as Mar­i­­lyn, the Cam­pell’s soup can, and Co­­ca-Co­la bot­­tles are part of the col­lec­­tive me­m­o­ry. Thir­­ty years af­ter his last ret­ro­spec­­tive in Cologne, Andy Warhol Now pre­sents Andy Warhol as an artist whose in­­no­­va­­tive work can be re­dis­­­cov­­ered, es­­pe­­cial­­ly for a young gen­er­a­­tion in the age of mi­­gra­­tion and so­­cial di­ver­si­­ty.

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Rus­sian Avant-Garde at the Mu­se­um Lud­wig: Orig­i­nal and Fake Ques­tions, Re­search, Ex­pla­na­tions

9/26/2020 – 5/2/2021

With a stu­­dio ex­hi­bi­­tion on the Rus­sian avant-garde, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig is pre­sen­t­ing re­search on the au­then­tic­i­­ty of works in its col­lec­­tion. Thanks to Peter and Irene Lud­wig, in ad­di­­tion to Pop Art and Pi­­cas­­so, the Rus­sian avant-garde is a core fo­­cus of the mu­se­um’s col­lec­­tion, with more than 600 works from the pe­ri­od be­tween 1905 and 1930, in­­­clud­ing some 100 pain­t­ings. more

Map­ping the Col­lec­tion

6/20/2020 – 10/11/2020

The ex­hi­bi­tion Map­ping the Col­lec­tion takes a new look at two in­flu­en­tial de­cades in Amer­i­can (art) his­to­ry: the 1960s and 1970s. The ex­hi­bi­tion pre­sents a se­lec­tion of art­works from the Mu­se­um Lud­wig’s col­lec­tion by fe­male, queer, and in­dige­nous artists as well as artists of col­or who are not rep­re­sent­ed in the col­lec­tion, as an im­pe­tus for a broad­er re­cep­tion of Amer­i­can art. more

Joachim Brohm: Ruhr Land­s­capes, 1981-83

6/27/2020 – 9/27/2020

In 2006, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig ac­quired eleven works from the se­ries Ruhr­land­schaften (Ruhr Land­s­capes) by Joachim Brohm (*1955) from be­tween 1981 and 1983. The Mu­se­um Lud­wig pre­sent­ed th­ese pho­to­graphs in the Pho­tog­ra­phy Room. more

HERE AND NOW at Mu­se­um Lud­wig. Dy­nam­ic Spaces

6/6/2020 – 8/30/2020

For the ex­hi­bi­­tion “HERE AND NOW at Mu­se­um Lud­wig: Dy­­nam­ic Spaces”, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig col­lab­o­rat­ed with the plat­­form Con­tem­po­rary And (C&). Found­ed by Ju­lia Grosse and Yvette Mu­­tum­­ba, C& sees it­­self as “a dy­­nam­ic space for is­­sues and in­­­for­­ma­­tion on con­tem­po­rary art from Afri­­ca and its Glob­al Di­as­po­ra. more

Si­lent Ruins
F. A. Op­pen­heim Pho­to­graphs An­tiqui­ty

2/15/2020 – 6/14/2020

The pho­to al­bum “A­the­nien­­sische Al­terthümer” by Fe­lix Alex­an­der Op­pen­heim was ex­hi­b­it­ed for the first time, thus re­veal­ing a mo­­ment in his­­to­ry when the en­thu­si­asm for an­­tiqui­­ty, ear­­ly arche­ol­o­­gy, the politics of sym­bols in Greece, and the strug­­gle for right­­ful own­er­­ship cre­at­ed a con­­text rich in words and im­ages for th­ese si­­lent ruins. more

Blinky Paler­mo
The Com­plete Edi­tions
Ul­rich Rein­ing­haus Do­na­tion

1/18/2020 – 5/3/2020

Dank ein­er Schenkung des Köl­n­er Samm­lers Ul­rich Rein­ing­haus be­sitzt das Mu­se­um - als einzige öf­fentliche In­sti­tu­tion - seit 2018 eine voll­ständige Samm­lung von Paler­mos Edi­tio­nen. Nun wird diese Samm­lung zum er­sten Mal präsen­tiert. more

Im­age and Coun­ter-Im­age. Re­vis­ing the Col­lec­tion

11/2/2019 – 3/29/2022

On the re­vi­sion of the Mu­se­um Lud­wig col­lec­tion. more

WADE GUY­TON
ZWEI DEKA­DEN MCMX­CIX–MMX­IX

11/16/2019 – 3/1/2020

Born in 1972, the Amer­i­can artist Wade Guy­ton has cre­at­ed a con­sis­tent and dist­inct oeu­vre for more than two de­cades. Af­ter ac­quir­ing sev­er­al of the artist’s works for the col­lec­tion, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig is host­ing a ma­jor sur­vey ex­hi­bi­tion. more

Lu­­cia Mo­ho­­ly
Writ­ing Pho­tog­ra­phy's His­to­ry. Pho­tog­ra­phy Room Pre­sen­ta­tion

10/12/2019 – 2/2/2020

On the oc­ca­sion of the Bauhaus an­niver­sary, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig is ded­i­cat­ed a pre­sen­ta­tion in the pho­tog­ra­phy room to the pho­to­g­ra­pher and his­to­rian of pho­tog­ra­phy Lu­cia Mo­ho­ly. In ad­di­tion to her pho­to­graphs, let­ters from the Mu­se­um Lud­wig archives were be pre­sent­ed. more

HERE AND NOW at Mu­se­um Lud­wig: Tran­s­cor­po­re­al­i­ties

9/21/2019 – 1/19/2020

Aware of the fact that in­sti­tu­tions cre­ate and de­ny ac­cess in a com­plex way, "Tran­s­cor­po­re­al­i­ties" asked who or what defines the boun­daries of bodies and mu­se­ums. more

Fam­i­ly Ties
The Schröder Do­na­tion

7/13–9/29/2019

In the 1990s a new art scene be­­gan to form in Cologne. Alex­an­der Schröder fol­lowed th­ese de­vel­op­­ments from Ber­lin, and be­­gan col­lec­t­ing art from the 1990s and 2000s with his spe­­cial eye. more

Schultze Pro­­jects #1
Wade Guy­­ton

2017–2019

In 2017 the Mu­se­um Lud­wig launched a new pro­­ject se­ries en­ti­­tled "Schultze Pro­­jects" with a five-part work by Wade Guy­­ton cre­at­ed es­­pe­­cial­­ly for this oc­­ca­­sion. more

Ben­jamin Katz: Ber­lin Havel­höhe, 1960/1961

6/7–9/22/2019

On the oc­­ca­­sion of the 80th birth­­day of Ben­­jamin Katz the Mu­se­um Lud­wig pre­sent­ed his se­ries of pho­­to­­graphs "Ber­lin Havel­höhe (1960/1961)", which has nev­er be­­fore been shown in its en­tire­­ty. The pho­­to­­graphs rep­re­sent a so­­cio-his­­tor­i­­cal as well as an ar­tis­tic and per­­so­n­al doc­u­­ment, since they re­­cord Katz’s be­gin­n­ings as a pho­­to­g­ra­pher. more

Fio­na Tan. GAAF

5/4 – 8/11/2019

The Mu­se­um Lud­wig in­­vit­ed the artist and film­­mak­er Fio­­na Tan to re­al­ize an ex­hi­bi­­tion pro­­ject with the mu­se­um’s pho­­tog­ra­­phy col­lec­­tion as the start­ing point. more

Jac Leirn­er
2019 Wolf­gang Hahn Prize

4/10 – 8/25/2019

In 2019, the Ge­sellschaft für Mod­­erne Kunst am Mu­se­um Lud­wig rec­og­nized Jac Leirn­er with the 25th edi­tion of the Wolf­­gang Hahn Prize. The Brazilian artist has been pur­­su­ing a sub­­­tle anal­y­­sis of so­­cial and rep­re­sen­­ta­­tio­n­al sys­tems for many years. more

Nil Yal­ter
Ex­ile Is a Hard Job

3/9 – 6/2/2019

Since the 1970s, Nil Yal­ter has been work­ing as a pi­oneer of so­­cial­­ly en­­gaged and tech­ni­­cal­­ly ad­­vanced art.The Mu­se­um Lud­wig will host­ed the Turk­ish artist’s first ma­jor sur­vey ex­hi­bi­­tion. more

Hock­ney/Hamil­ton: Ex­pand­ed Graph­ics
New Ac­qui­si­­tions and Works from the Col­lec­­tion, with Two Films by James Scott

1/19 – 4/14/2019

David Hock­ney and Richard Hamil­ton: two greats artists as Bri­tish and as fa­mous as the Bea­t­les. The Mu­se­um Lud­wig was high­light­ing their sub­ver­sive be­gin­n­ings with rare­ly ex­hibit­ed works on pa­per and two films by James Scott. more

Alexan­der von Hum­boldt
Pho­tog­ra­phy and Le­ga­cy

10/13/2018 – 2/10/2019

The year 2019 will mark the 250th an­niver­sary of the birth of Alex­an­der von Hum­boldt (1769–1859). The Mu­se­um Lud­wig is tak­ing this an­niver­sary as an oc­­ca­­sion to trace Hum­boldt’s con­nec­­tion to pho­­tog­ra­­phy. more

Gabriele Mün­ter
Paint­ing to the Point

9/15/2018 – 1/13/2019

Her role as a ded­i­­cat­ed pro­po­­nent, me­di­a­­tor, and long­­time com­­panion of Wass­i­­ly Kand­in­sky is well known and rec­og­nized. This ex­hi­bi­­tion de­­mon­s­­trat­ed Gabriele Mün­ter’s im­­por­­tance and in­­de­pen­­dence as a pain­ter. more

Do­ing the Doc­u­ment
Pho­to­graphs from Diane Ar­bus to Pi­et Zwart
The Barten­bach Do­na­tion

8/31/2018 – 1/6/2019

This sur­vey ex­hi­bi­­tion pre­sent­ed the mu­­tu­al in­­flu­ence be­tween Ger­­man and Amer­i­­can po­si­­tions in the dense cul­­tu­r­al land­s­­cape of the Rhine­­land from the 1960s to the 1990s. more

Pho­to­g­ra­pher's Name
Aenne Bier­mann

6/16 – 9/30/2018

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. more

Haegue Yang: ETA 1994–2018. 2018 Wolf­gang Hahn Prize

4/18 – 8/12/2018

The Mu­se­um Lud­wig show­cased the re­mark­able ver­satil­i­ty of Haegue Yangs' en­tire oeu­vre in the artist’s first-ev­er sur­vey ex­hi­bi­tion more

HERE AND NOW at Mu­se­um Lud­wig: Gün­ter Peter Straschek. Emi­gra­tion–Film–Politics

3/3 – 7/1/2018

Gün­ter Peter Straschek was a film­mak­er, re­search­er, and prob­a­b­ly the most knowl­edge­able per­son about the film emi­gra­tion from Nazi Ger­many. more

Black Pow­er – Flow­er Pow­er
Pho­to­graphs by Pirk­le Jones and Ruth-Mari­on Baruch

2/3 – 6/3/2018

With sym­­pa­thy and ob­serv­ing dis­­­tance, the pho­­to­g­ra­pher cou­­ple Pirk­le Jones and Ruth-Mar­i­on Baruch cap­­tured the 1960s in San Fran­­cis­­co. more

James Rosen­quist
Paint­ing as Im­mer­sion

11/18/2017 – 3/4/2018

In a ma­jor ret­ro­spec­tive, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig is show­ing the breath­tak­ing works of the Pop artist James Rosen­quist. more

Wern­er Mantz
Ar­chi­tec­tures and Peo­ple

10/14/2017 – 1/21/2018

Wern­er Mantz is known as one of the most promi­nent pho­to­g­ra­phers of the Neues Bauen move­ment of mod­er­nist ar­chi­tec­ture in Cologne dur­ing the 1920s. In a se­cond cre­a­tive pe­ri­od he re­turned to por­trait pho­tog­ra­phy. . more

The Hu­­mane Cam­era
Hein­rich Böll and Pho­tog­ra­phy

1/9/2017– 1/7/2018

On the cen­te­­nary of Hein­rich Böll’s birth, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig ex­amined Böll’s re­la­­tion­­ship to pho­­tog­ra­­phy and tak­ing pho­­to­­graph­s. more

Ger­hard Richter: New Paint­ings

2/9–5/1/2017

The ex­hi­bi­­tion Ger­hard Richter: New Paint­ings pre­sent­ed new ab­s­­tract pain­t­in­gs cre­at­ed in 2016 along­­side works from the col­lec­­tion of the Mu­se­um Lud­wig by Richter more

Ot­to Fre­undlich: Cos­mic Com­mu­nism

2/18–5/14/2017

In a big ret­ro­spec­tive, the Mu­se­um Lud­wig pre­sent­ed one of the most orig­i­nal ab­s­tract artists of the twen­ti­eth cen­tu­ry: Ot­to Fre­undlich (1878–1943) more

Hen­ri Carti­er-Bres­son and Heinz Held:
Peo­ple with Pic­tures

3/24–8/20/2017

This was the first pre­sen­ta­tion in the Pho­tog­ra­phy Room within the per­ma­nent col­lec­tion of the Mu­se­um Lud­wig that was inau­gu­rat­ed in March 2017 more

HERE AND NOW at Mu­se­um Lud­wig: Ree­na Spaul­ings. HER AND NO

6/03–8/27/2017

Since 2004 Ree­­na Spaul­in­gs has ap­­peared as an artist, gal­­lerist, and lit­erary char­ac­ter. The ex­hi­bi­tion HER AND NO was Ree­na Spaul­ings’s first in­sti­tu­tio­n­al col­lab­o­ra­tion with a mu­se­um more

Tr­isha Don­nel­ly: 2017 Wolf­gang Hahn Prize

4/25–8/31/2017

The Ge­sellschaft für Mod­­erne Kunst am Mu­se­um Lud­wig pre­sent­ed the 2017 Wolf­­gang Hahn Prize to Tr­isha Don­nel­­ly. With this prize, the or­­gani­za­­­tion rec­og­nized the ex­­traor­d­i­­nary oeu­vre of the artist more

Art in­to Life! Col­lec­tor Wolf­gang Hahn and the 60s

6/24–9/24/2017

In the 1960s, the Rhine­­land al­ready was an im­­por­­tant cen­ter for a rev­o­lu­­tio­­nary oc­cur­rence in art. In touch with the lat­est trends of this ex­c­it­ing pe­ri­od, Wolf­­gang Hahn (1924–1987) be­­gan ac­quir­ing this new art and cre­at­ed a mul­ti­­facet­ed col­lec­­tion more

We Call It Lud­wig: The Mu­se­um Is Turn­ing 40!

08/27/2016–01/08/2017

The group ex­hi­bi­­tion We Call It Lud­wigis the high point of the land­­mark year 2016 at the Mu­se­um Lud­wig more