The ZukunftsAtelier 2024/2025, inspired by the ideas of the world-famous German artist Joseph Beuys, motivates pupils to work together on a project for a more sustainable and fairer world. Interested teachers and school classes can now register again.
In mid-June, interested members of the Circle of Friends met again in Clemens Büntig's studio in Traunstein. All studio visits try to establish a connection to an important aspect of the museum collection, this time printmaking
The 2023/2024 school year is over - the ZukunftsAtelier 2024 not quite yet. Three out of four school classes have already taken part: Hertzhaimer Gymnasium Trostberg, Schule Schloss Stein and Johannes Haidenhein Gymnasium Traunreut have each already tackled one topic, launched initiatives, visualized their concerns and made their mark. In September, we are looking forward to welcoming the Montessori technical secondary school from Munich, which will round off this year's project run. However, a short interim report is already available.
A total of 140 participants brought plenty of movement to DASMAXIMUM in the week from July 15 to 18. The new kunstBEWEGT project is aimed at people with and without inclusion needs of all ages and invites groups from social and educational institutions to get to know the art at DASMAXIMUM in a completely new way. The project premiered with artworks by minimalist artist Imi Knoebel and the response from everyone involved exceeded expectations.
New museum season - new ZukunftsAtelier. On Tuesday, February 27, the first school class to take part in this year's project came to DASMAXIMUM with their teacher Jana Mehler from Hertzhaimer Gymnasium in Trostberg to design their own "social sculpture" based on the Beuysian principle.
At a time when we are confronted with a multitude of crises - be it climate change, wars or social injustice - it is more important than ever to take responsibility for a better future, even on the smallest scale. The ZukunftsAtelier 2024, inspired by the ideas of the world-famous. . .