Current Exhibitions

The exhibition presents the life of the indigenous peoples of North America as shown in posters largely from the 1970s to today.

The museum invites visitors to enter a space of possibility that not only bears the potential to reflect on one's own wishes, but above all creates atmospheres for events and processes that encourage discussion and self-determination.

Portikus shows Laura Langer’s (*1986, Buenos Aires) first institutional solo exhibition.

The Pilgrimage Church in Neviges is being presented more comprehensively than ever before in a highly concentrated exhibition staged around the DAM’s Auditorium.

Five decades of photography, as seen from a female perspective: the Forum presents 100 works by Italian female photographers from 1965 to the present day.

The thematic rooms docu­ment a painting process which is detached from the artist and expands into the spatial.

Since 2007, the DAM Prize for Architecture has been awarded annually to outstanding buildings in Germany.

The Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt is presenting the female contribution to Surrealism for the first time in a major thematic exhibition.

Starting with the pioneers of new playground concepts in the first half of the 20th century, the exhibition brings the wealth of this period to life — with images, models, plans, books and numerous films, but also with playground sculptures for climbing, sliding and hiding.

The Liebieghaus Skulpturensammlung presents a major expanded exhibition allowing a nuanced look at the phenomenon of statuary polychromy.