Press Area
Dear editor,
Welcome to the press pages of the Pinakothek der Moderne. Here we provide you with text and image material for current reporting.
Please note: All images may only be used free of charge and without permission in the course of current reporting on the exhibitions (according to § 50 UrhG) from 3 months before the start of the exhibition and up to 6 weeks after the end of the exhibition and with full credit information. The images may only be published unchanged and without trimming or overprinting.
Ausstellungsvorschau 2025
You can download all images from the press preview below. If you require the images in a higher resolution or have any questions, please contact presse@pinakothek-der-moderne.de.
Details
Paula Scher – Type is image
23 JUNE 2023 – 21 SEPTEMBER 2025 MEDIA CONFERENCE ATTENDED BY PAULA SCHER: 22 JUNE 2023, 11.00 OPENING ATTENDED BY PAULA SCHER: 22 JUNE 2023, 19.00 LOCATION: PINAKOTHEK DER MODERNE, PATERNOSTERHALLE With “Paula Scher – Type is Image” Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum is showing the first solo exhibition by the American graphic […]
Details
„DESIGN INKLUSIV ERLEBEN“
Mit einem barrierefreien Programm, das analoge und digitale Vermittlungsebenen miteinander verzahnt, öffnet sich Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum einem erweiterten Besucher:innenkreis und aktualisiert damit ihren gesellschaftlichen Auftrag: Gute Gestaltung allen Menschen zugänglich machen. Wir freuen uns über Ihre Berichterstattung. | We look forward to your coverage. Bei Fragen wenden Sie sich bitte an PRESSE@PINAKOTHEK.DE.
Details
MINDFUL MINING
15.03.2025 – 21.04.2025 | The exhibition title „Mindful Mining“ is a metaphor for the creation of a world of its own. Designing artistically means discovering something in nature or in the everyday environment that you usually pay little attention to and then give it a new meaning. The young artists at Kookmin University do nothing […]
Details
WARWICK FREEMAN
15.03.2025 – 15.06.2025 | Warwick Freeman’s emblematic jewelry pursues meaning. Across five decades the New Zealand jeweller has built a lexicon of signs: from the cultural symbolism of the hook and the star to the heart redrawn in the volcanic scoria of Rangitoto island. When worn, his jewelry communicates something of who we are and […]
Details
THE HUMAN BEING IN VIEW
23.01.2025 – 13.04.2025 | One of the greatest achievements of the early modern era in art, alongside the perceptual concept of central perspective, was undoubtedly the rediscovery of the human being as a self-determined individual made of flesh and blood. This rediscovery was not an isolated event, but a process of constant and intense observation […]
Details
Ngozi-Omeje Ezema – BOUNDLESS VASES
04.12.2024 – 11.05.2025 | Die Neue Sammlung is proud to present an installation by Ngozi-Omeje Ezema (born 1979), the first of its kind in Germany. The Nigerian ceramic artist represents a new generation of African artists who are transposing an ancient traditional art form into the present and thus questioning long-standing notions that confine ceramics […]
Details
KITCHEN CULTURE. FROM THE FIRST FITTED KITCHEN TO THE INDIVIDUALLY CONFIGURED KITCHEN
FROM 26 NOVEMBER 2024 | Just short of a century lies between the first fitted kitchen and the personally configured kitchen of today. In the course of that long period, designers and architects developed countless new solutions and responded to changes in technology and society. The spectrum ranges from the simple cooking niche to the […]
Details
PRIX PICTET HUMAN
06 – 24 NOVEMBER 2024 | The Prix Pictet is the world’s leading award for photography and sustainability. It was founded in 2008 by the Pictet Group with the goal of harnessing the power of photography to draw attention to the critical issue of global sustainability. To date, there have been ten cycles of the […]
Details
WHERE THE WILD LINES ARE
11.10.2024 – 26.01.2025 | Under the title “Where the Wild Lines Are. Books and Illustrations for Children” the exhibition presents more than 170 illustrated books from more than 25 countries published between 1870 and the present day. As befits a design museum, the presentation focuses on the books’ design rather than their stories. The tour […]
Details