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Daily except Monday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
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Current exhibitions

Exhibition

Alexandra Bircken: A–Z
Spot On

German Pop – Thomas Bayrle, K. H. Hödicke, Jörg Immendorff, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter
Permanent exhibit

The Brandhorst Collection – Lawler, Twombly, Warhol

Current events

Digital

Online workshop for families | Pop-Up Factory: Flower Power – Power

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Exhibition guided tour

Free tour of the exhibition | Spot On: German Pop – Thomas Bayrle, K. H. Hödicke, Jörg Immendorff, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter

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Workshop

Workshop for children at the Kunstmobil | Pop-Up Factory: Flower Power – Flowers

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Guided tour

Free tour of the exhibition | Skins and Shells

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Family tour

Family tour with the activity poster on Alexandra Bircken: A–Z

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Restauratorin Michaela Tischer bei einer Führung zu Keith Harings 'Subway Paintings' im Museum Brandhorst
Die Skulptur der Bidlhauerin Alexandra Bircken besteht aus einem Motorrad ist in der Mitte in zwei Teile zersägt. Hier ist das Front Teil zu sehen. Die Skulptur der Bildhauerin Alexandra Bircken besteht aus einem Motorrad ist in der Mitte in zwei Teile zersägt.
Werke von Andy Warhol in der Sammlung Brandhorst im Museum Brandhorst in München, größte Andy Warhol Sammlung, Ausstellung 'Forever Young - 10 Jahre Museum Brandhorst'
Ausstellung 'Spot on: German Pop' im Museum Brandhorstmit Werken von K.H. Hödicke Ausstellung 'Spot on: German Pop' im Museum Brandhorstmit Werken von K.H. Hödicke
Keith Haring, Untitled (Self-Portrait), 1985, UAB 786aus der Sammlung Brandhorst Keith Haring, Untitled (Self-Portrait), 1985, UAB 786aus der Sammlung Brandhorst

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Digital

Online workshop for families | Pop-Up Factory: Flower Power – Power

 |
Exhibition guided tour

Free tour of the exhibition | Spot On: German Pop – Thomas Bayrle, K. H. Hödicke, Jörg Immendorff, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter

 |
Workshop

Workshop for children at the Kunstmobil | Pop-Up Factory: Flower Power – Flowers

 |
Guided tour

Free tour of the exhibition | Skins and Shells

 |
Family tour

Family tour with the activity poster on Alexandra Bircken: A–Z

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Außenansicht Fassade Museum Brandhorst Architektur: Sauerbruch und Hutton

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Werkabbildung einer Puppe, die mit Mottorradkleidung mit Haarbesatz bekleidet ist, mit dem Titel 'INXS' von Alexandra Bircken.

Alexandra Bircken: A–Z

Alexandra Bircken’s art is based on the principles of separating and combining our internal and external worlds. The Museum Brandhorst will dedicate the most extensive exhibition to date of the works of this internationally renowned German sculptor.

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From our media library: ActioncARTs

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Postcart

ActioncART – Thirty are better than one – Andy Warhol
Postcart

ActioncART – Strong looks, strong poses... – Arthur Jafa
Postcart

ActioncART – Picture in picture – art in context – Louise Lawler
Postcart

ActioncART – Fantasy from poetry – Cy Twombly
Postcart

ActioncART – Irritations – perfect Imperfections – Cy Twombly
Postcart

ActioncART – Architecture I – Museum Brandhorst new!
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ActioncART – Analog vs. digital, or perhaps both?! – Seth Price
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Fabrikgelände mit großen Stahlblechskulpturen, in denen sich ein Mensch fortbewegen kann

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.

Symposium | video archive
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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In the Spotlight

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Illusionistische Malerei des Künstlers Thomas Bayrle mt vielen verzerrten Köpfen.
Thomas Bayrle Vasarely, 1965
On view
Cy Twombly, Untitled, 1970, UAB 450aus der Sammlung Brandhorst
Installationsansicht von Cy Twomblys Lepantosaal im Museum Brandhorst in München

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.

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