More than 100 galleries, museums, and special venues are opening their doors
More than 100 galleries, museums, and special venues are opening their doors
An exhibition in memory of the artist, featuring 31 works — from early pieces from the 1960s through the “Remix” series to his late works
Conference at the Pinakothek der Moderne
Concert by Nina Šenk at the Pinakothek der Moderne
Exhibition at the Pinakothek der Moderne
Workshop with the artist Lina Zylla at the Pinakothek der Moderne
An evening tour at the Sammlung Schack with Dr. Alina Langer
Workshop with the artist Matt Wiegele at the Museum Brandhorst
Workshop with the artist Diana Galli at Museum Brandhorst
Lecture by Dietmar Rübel, followed by a panel with Anna Polke, Anna-Polke-Stiftung, Dietmar Rübel and Michael Trier, restorer, at the Pinakothek der Moderne
At the the restoration studios of the Bavarian National Museum, the State Archaeological Collection, and the Technical University of Munich will open their doors on Oettingenstraße
More than 100 galleries, museums, and special venues are opening their doors
Studio Exhibition at the Bavarian National Museum Featuring 38 Reverse Glass Paintings by Fride Wirtl-Walser
German Guided Tour by Gunther Jopping at the Bavarian National Museum
Guided tour with Dr. Sybe Wartena and Dr. Frieder Leipold at the Bayerishen Nationalmuseum
Guided tour with Dr. Susanne Franke at the Schloss Lustheim
A concert at the Bavarian Nationamuseum
The Munich Violin Days 2026 at the Bavarian National Museum
Guided tour with the artist Georg Tappeiner through the exhibition in the Bavarian National Museum
Special exhibition at the Bavarian National Museum
More than 100 galleries, museums, and special venues are opening their doors
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Gesa Schenke as part of the Collegium Aegyptium lecture series
Lecture by Dr. Sandrine Vuilleumier as part of the Collegium Aegyptium lecture series
Lecture by Dr. des. Klara Dietze as part of the Collegium Aegyptium lecture series
Lecture by Dr. Johannes Jüngling as part of the Collegium Aegyptium lecture series
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Martina Ullmann at the Institute of Egyptology and Coptology at LMU
More than 100 galleries, museums, and special venues are opening their doors
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Dietrich Raue as part of the Archaeological Colloquium Summer Semester 2026
18th Herbert Lutz Gedächtnis Vorlesung by Prof. Dr. Francesco de Angelis at the Ägyptischen Museum
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Véronique Dasen as part of the Archaeological Colloquium Summer Semester 2026
Lecture by Dr. Natalia Kazakidi (Athens) as part of the Archaeological Colloquium
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Christof Berns as part of the Archaeological Colloquium
Lecture by Dr. Jan Stubbe Østergaard (Copenhagen) as part of the Archaeological Colloquium
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Monika Trümper (Berlin) as part of the Archaeological Colloquium
Lecture by Prof. Natascha Sojc (Augsburg) as part of the Archaeological Colloquium
Lecture by Prof. Ursula Quatember (Berlin) as part of the Archaeological Colloquium
More than 100 galleries, museums, and special venues are opening their doors
Guided Tour of the “Ikebana” Special Exhibition at the Museum Fünf Kontinente
Lucian Scherman Lecture with Prof. Dr. Monica Juneja
Panel discussion with Prof. Dr. Mona Hess, Prof. Dr. Meike Hopp, Dr. Maria Cristina Martinez-Juan and Prof. Dr. Analyn Salvador-Amores at the Museum Fünf Kontinente
Special exhibition at the Museum Fünf Kontinente
Workshop with curator Dr. Anahita Mittertrainer at the Museum Fünf Kontinente as part of the International Weeks against Racism
Tour with Dr. Stefan Eisenhofer through the permanent exhibition Sub-Saharan Africa
Tour with Dr. Anahita Mittertrainer through the permanent exhibition Southwest Asia and North Africa
Lecture by Dr. Michael Buddeberg at the Museum Fünf Kontinente as part of the Carpet Diem event series
With Teruko Yahata (contemporary witness) and Yōko Itami (interpreter) at the Museum Fünf Kontinente
The exhibition shows how illustrated collection catalogs shaped the dissemination and evaluation of art, as well as the writing of art history
More than 100 galleries, museums, and special venues are opening their doors
Fellows and staff members of the ZI, as well as visiting scholars, report on their current research
Fellows and staff members of the ZI, as well as visiting scholars, report on their current research
Workshop with Mats Werchohlad at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
Lecture by Sophie Junge at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
Introductory Seminar for the JDCRP (Jewish Digital Cultural Recovery Project) Seminar Series, in cooperation with the ZI, the German Center for Lost Cultural Property, and the University of Cologne
The second session of the JDCRP (Jewish Digital Cultural Recovery Project) Seminar Series, in cooperation with the ZI, the German Center for Lost Cultural Property, and the University of Cologne
The final session of the JDCRP (Jewish Digital Cultural Recovery Project) Seminar Series, in cooperation with the ZI, the German Center for Lost Cultural Property, and the University of Cologne