Luxembourg
Mudam Luxembourg
On now
- Christine Sun Kim FOR EVER Christine Sun Kim Curator Léon Kruijswijk Assisted by Hollie Douglas Production Team Boris Reiland Tawfik Matine El Din Jordan Gerber With the support of Miyoung Lee The KHR McNeely Family Foundation – Kevin, Rosemary and Hannah Rose McNeely Technical Support Audio Technica Acetate Record Production Erik Breuer, Brewery, Berlin Thanks to Matt Karmil Robert Keil Gan Uyeda Special thanks to Thomas Mader Note The exhibition is presented entirely on the ground floor of Mudam’s pavilion. At the artist’s request, the -1 level has not been used, due to its lack of step-free access which would otherwise exclude some visitors. Above all, this exhibition is dedicated to every deaf person who has ever walked this earth, as well as to all those who are yet toDescription
Christine Sun Kim FOR EVER
Until 10 Jan 2027
- This exhibition will be the first European survey examining the essential role of women artists from Japan in the global postwar era and the transformative decades that followed. Focusing on a period of significant social change, this comprehensive overview will offer an opportunity to encounter radical modes of artistic expression that emerged in Japan and its transnational community across Asia, Europe, Latin America and North America. Organised into thematic sections, Japanese Women Artists after 1945 will provide an insight into dynamic cultural exchanges and the forgotten margins of modernism. Drawing from the artists’ personal lives, creative resilience and transnational activism, the exhibition will bring together works by Atsuko Tanaka, Yayoi Kusama, Yoko Ono, Fujiko Nakaya, Tomie Ohtake, Taeko Tomiyama and Yoshiko Shimada, among many others – some of which have rarely, if ever, been shown outside of Japan. From Gutai to experiments in video art, the exhibition will explore the radical yet often overlooked contributions of Japanese women artists to global postwar art movements. Organised by Mudam in collaboration with Lenbachhaus, Munich, this presentation will reimagine the development of various transnational art histories from the 1950s to the 1990s through a contemporary lens.Description
Japanese Women Artists after 1945
Until 14 Feb 2027
Coming soon
- The films and installations of Ana Vaz investigate the legacy of colonial modernity and its lasting impact on land and culture, as well as the role of cinema in shaping our understanding of the world. Her work often combines documentary and experimental filmmaking techniques to explore complex historical narratives and their relationship to contemporary social and political issues.Description
Ana Vaz A câmera é o corpo (The Camera is the Body)
13 Nov 2026 – 2 May 2027
