14 Debütant*innen 2022 der Akademie der Bildenden Künste München
10.09.–18.09.2022
Opening 09.09.2022

Debutants of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich 2022 at the Museum VILLA STUCK. Every year, the Academy of Fine Arts Munich presents its excellent graduates of the diploma and the state examination in the debutants' exhibition. In 2022, the diploma was split up due to the corona-related flexi-semesters, so that the winners of the diploma 2022.1 (February) and 2022.2 (July) as well as the state examination 2021 are represented in the exhibition. The debut exhibition is curated by Roland Wenninger.

Participating artists: Simona Andrioletti & Riccardo Rudi, Luisa Baldhuber, Julian Billmair, Julia Emslander, Veronika Günther, Andrei Hâncu, Ilaria Igliani, Eteri Nozadze, Julian Rabus, Anna-Lena Steinbach, Milen Till, Julia Walk, Joseph Maurus Wandinger, Shirin Zeraaty

Admission to the Museum VILLA STUCK is free throughout the exhibition. The exhibition is open every day from 11 am to 8 pm.

A Big Announcement: Bernd Kuchenbeiser shows books and records
08.10.2022–15.01.2023
Opening 07.10.2022

Bernd Kuchenbeiser is one of Germany’s most outstanding contemporary book and record designers.

For the exhibition A Big Announcement, he has developed a kaleidoscopic tour of the show that stems from his own projects. The term kaleidoscope may be understood in a literal sense as “seeing beautiful forms,” but in this exhibition it is first and foremostly about connecting in multiple ways. Kuchenbeiser understands design as a social action that can only develop through dialogue or by entering into a relationship. Following this approach, each exhibition space has been arranged together with a co-curator. In these conversations between companions, the rooms take on a wide variety of relationships and display shared interests between art, music, and architecture as well as sound, form, and production.

The accompanying publication is being produced on site in Franz von Stuck’s studio, which Bernd Kuchenbeiser is using for the duration of the exhibition as a roaming design office and salon for conversations, listening sessions, and concerts.