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Thursday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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80333 München

Current exhibitions

Ausstellung Exhibition series "Spot On"

German Pop – Thomas Bayrle, K. H. Hödicke, Jörg Immendorff, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter
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Lucy McKenzie – Prime Suspect
Ausstellungsansicht Permanent exhibit

The Brandhorst Collection – Lawler, Twombly, Warhol
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Detail des Werkes Cy Twombly , Untitled (Roses), 2008, UAB 645
Aussenansicht des Museums Brandhorst in der Theresienstrasse, München. Aussenansicht des Museums Brandhorst in der Theresienstrasse, München.
Lucy McKenzie vor ihrem Werk
Werke von Andy Warhol in der Sammlung Brandhorst im Museum Brandhorst in München, größte Andy Warhol Sammlung, Ausstellung
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New in our media library: ActioncARTs

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ActioncART – Thirty are better than one – Andy Warhol
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ActioncART – Strong looks, strong poses… – Arthur Jafa
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ActioncART – Picture in picture – art in context – Louise Lawler
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ActioncART – Fantasy from poetry – Cy Twombly
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ActioncART – Irritations – perfect Imperfections – Cy Twombly
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ActioncART – Architecture I – Museum Brandhorst new!
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ActioncART – Analog vs. digital, or perhaps both?! – Seth Price
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Cy Twombly , Lepanto VII, 2001, UAB 475aus der Sammlung Brandhorst

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Our museum is temporarily closed due to the spread of the coronavirus. All events on site are cancelled for the time being. But we are still there for you with our digital offers: Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, browse in our media library or subscribe to our newsletter.

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Joachim Bandau, 5 Kabinenmobile, 1973 (handgefertigt von Lehrlingen der Daimler Benz AG in Zusammenarbeit mit Joachim Bandau), © Joachim Bandau

SYMPOSIUM | FUTURE BODIES FROM A RECENT PAST

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.

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Andy Warhol, Mustard Race Riot, 1963

Essay: Sinister Pop – Gürsoy Doğtaş

Andy Warhol’s “Mustard Race Riot” is one of the key works of the Brandhorst Collection. In his essay, Gürsoy Doğtaş opens up a new perspective on the diptych: He places the focus of observation on the racist structures in the presentation of black civil rights campaigners.

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K.H. Hödicke (*1938), Hinterhof (Himmel über Schöneberg), 1973, Schenkung des Künstlers I Gift of the artist 2020
K.H. Hödicke Hinterhof (Himmel über Schöneberg), 1973
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Cy Twombly, Untitled, 1970, UAB 450aus der Sammlung Brandhorst

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Installationsansicht von Cy Twomblys Lepantosaal im Museum Brandhorst in München

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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.

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