From Sept. 2nd on, 3G evidence (short for German “geimpft, getestet, genesen – vaccinated, tested, recovered”) and contact details tracking are required to visit the museums in Bavaria. Please show a certificate for vaccination, recovery or a recent test certificate at the entrance. To avoid waiting times, we recommend booking an online ticket. You can find all information here: WWW.PINAKOTHEK.DE/EN/TICKETS

During your stay in the museum, the wearing of a medical mask is mandatory. For children and young people from 6 to 15 included, a mouth-nose covering is sufficient; children under six are exempt from the mask requirement. Children under the age of 6 and schoolchildren are exempt from the 3G regulation. In addition, the general hygiene regulations apply.

To ensure that you can enjoy your visit safely and again experience the much-cherished originals in our collections, we have compiled a checklist of answers to some frequently asked questions:  www.pinakothek-der-moderne.de/en/planning-your-visit/#FAQ

Online-Premiere | SO 16.05.2021 | 20:00–21:00 ARTE CONCERT and BR KLASSIK CONCERT

Video stream from the Pinakothek der Moderne as part of DANCE 2021 – 17th International Festival for Contemporary Dance

A film by Nightfrog, directed by Benedict Mirow

The film is made available afterwards in the ARTE Mediathek.

The choreographer Richard Siegal from the United States works on hybrid forms with his company Ballet of Difference, based at Schauspiel Köln and with myriad roots in Munich. The forms not only contain elements of different art disciplines, they also are reciprocally saturated with aesthetic and natural scientific perspectives. In his work "New Ocean," for instance, Siegal integrates a sculptural approach of dancing bodies together with ecological issues involving global warming into a mathematical system of choreography. For the museum Pinakothek der Moderne Richard Siegal is working on a choreographic form that allows the bodies of the dancers to actively engage in a dialogue with the architecture and the sculpture "HOWL."

Choreography: Richard Siegal
Costume designer: Flora Miranda
Lighting: Matthias Singer
Music: Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto with the Ensemble Modern
Rehearsal Management: Zuzana Zahradnikova
Dramaturge: Tobias Staab
Dancers: Martina Chavez, Margarida Isabel De Abreu Neto, Livia Gil, Mason Manning, Andrea Mocciardini, Claudia Ortiz Arraiza, Evan Supple, Zuzana Zahradnikova, Long Zou

A production of Schauspiel Köln and Tanz Köln.
Sponsored by the Ministry of Culture and the Sciences of the State of North-Rhine-Westphalia, in collaboration with NRWKULTURsekretariat, the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of Munich, and Kunststiftung NRW.
A coproduction with Muffatwerk München.