Kunsthalle Münster - Spring 2023

Since its opening in 1991, the Kunsthalle Münster has presented national and international contemporary art. The temporary exhibitions focus on current trends and socially relevant topics. As part of the municipal department of Culture, Kunsthalle Münster is responsible for the art works belonging to the city's public collection. 

With “For Mondays” the Kunsthalle presents its own podcast. The guests are artists, curators, theorists and authors who are connected to the Kunsthalle in a special way. 

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ton not. not ton, Lisa Alvarado, Samuel Beckett, Gavsborg, Channa Horwitz, Musica Mosaica, u.a., 05.05. – 04.06.2023

Concert, performance, exhibition. ton not. not ton is dedicated to the sound of things, letting it appear in acoustic interventions, objects in space and one's own imagination. The second edition of ton not. not ton focuses on the texture of sounds: frequencies, structures, colours, patterns, movement. At the same time, the score or choreography is considered as a form-giving and visual instrument. Just like the musical contributions, rhythm is inherent in the works of visual art, giving them a performativity of their own.

Pedro Barateiro: Crying in Public, 02.07. – 01.10.2023

Kunsthalle Münster, Hafenweg 28, 48155 Münster
Opening times: Tue-Sun 12–6 PM

Exhibitions in other spaces:
Off the Pedestals: Iván Argote, Eduardo  Chillida, Jenny Holzer, Zauri Matikashvili, Joiri Minaya, Leila Orth
Stadthausgalerie Münster, 05.07.–20.8.2023

Upcoming exhibitions at Kunsthalle Münster:

Förderpreisausstellung der Freunde der Kunstakademie Münster, 18.10. – 12.11.2023

Dominique White, 10.12.2023 – 10.3.2024
 

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