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Museum Brandhorst and FILMFEST MÜNCHEN are cooperating for the third time, this year on the occasion of the exhibition "Future Bodies from a Recent Past—Sculpture, Technology, and the Body since the 1950s". The program is focusing on chancing images of the body - also in its monstrous forms: "Body Horror."
Located in the media room on the lower level of Museum Brandhorst, "Coming Together in Parts: Carriers" presents video works by artists who engage with the representations of bodies in digital and technological environments in diverse forms. The film program is part of the exhibition "Future Bodies from a Recent Past". With works by Jill Magid, Sondra Perry and Jeamin Cha.
In our calendar you will find all upcoming events, workshops and guided tours to our exhibitions at a glance. All offers are included in the admission price.
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The Collection
More than 1,200 works of art span an arc from the 1960s to the present. Highlights such as the world's most extensive collection of works by Cy Twombly, the largest collection of Andy Warhol's works in Europe, outstanding groups of post-modern works and international positions in contemporary painting are waiting to be explored.
Contemporary sculpture is populated by hybrid techno-bodies. But such connections between technology and the body reach far back into modernity. The international symposium "Future Bodies from a Recent Past—Sculpture, Technology, and the Body since the 1950s" explores these lines of reference: On three evenings, leading theorists from various disciplines will discuss a multi-perspective history of contemporary sculpture.
