The future of art: Eva Kraus ends the era in Nuremberg with visions!

The future of art: Eva Kraus ends the era in Nuremberg with visions!

Nürnberg, Deutschland - An exciting chapter in the world of museums announces itself! The Mumok in Vienna is planning an exciting collaboration with the Abteiberg Museum in Mönchengladbach for 2025, which will take place in two houses with the exhibition "Park McArthur" (15.3.-September 7. This could mark a new era of cultural exchange, says curator Matthias Michalka. The exhibitors examine how concepts of uniqueness and individuality develop in art and objects are presented at the same time in different locations. The entry ticket is also valid for the partner museum, which offers visitors a unique experience. In addition, the event "never finally! The museum in change" (28.3.-12.4.26) illuminate the transformation process of the Mumok, while five installations as part of the exhibition "The world of tomorrow will have been another present" (23.5.-6.4.26) in dialogue with classical modernism.

creative visions in Nuremberg

But something is happening not only in Vienna! The new museum awaits a special moment in Nuremberg: it celebrates its 20th anniversary and is planning an extensive exhibition program. Museum director Eva Kraus announced impressive shows, including the exhibition "Mixed Zone", which shows art and design for the first time without separation. This innovative approach is intended to remove the boundaries between the disciplines and open up new perspectives for viewers. Although the Covid 19 pandemic has hindered some celebrations, Kraus hopes to be able to present all planned exhibitions in the summer of 2025. Another highlight is the show "What if ...?" Being that international artists invite you to deal with utopian concepts. As Süddeutsche reported , the museum will go into the spectacular architecture of Volker Staab Opening was celebrated as a highlight 20 years ago.

Kraus, director of the new museum since 2014, has advanced the conceptualization of exhibitions and expanded the stock to remarkable 4500 objects. Your future vision for the museum is promising, especially with regard to Nuremberg's application as the Capital of Culture in 2025. The planned projects and the innovative orientation promise to strengthen the museum as a location for contemporary art. href = "https://www.kleinezeitung.at/service/newsticker/kultur/19143449/mumok- indexed-2025-cooperation-und-museum-im-change the focus is on interdisciplinary approaches, which in Vienna and in Nuremberg are fresh wind lends.