The traveling exhibition 'Thomas Mann: Democracy Will Win!,' created by the Thomas Mann House, will be shown at the Utah State University in collaboration with the Department of World Languages & Cultures.
Large-format art posters by renowned artists invite people to rediscover art in everyday life—in public spaces throughout Cottbus and at the Brandenburg State Museum of Modern Art from October 16, 2026 to January 10, 2027.
Featuring works by Anna Haifisch, Erik Göngrich, and Wiebke Loeper.
The exhibition MURMURATION brings together artistic positions from Berlin, Los Angeles and Mexico-City with works by Detlef Baltrock, Gunnhildur Hauksdottir, Sua Kim, Anita Kucharczyk, Frank Maier, Shane Mecklenburger, Marco Rountree, Alma Saladin, Ernesto Solana, Anke Völk, Daniel Wiesenfeld and Clemens Wilhelm.
A site-responsive performance collaboration which explores grief and mourning through the transatlantic currents of the slave trade and the European exile community.
Su, December 6, 2026
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Location: Wende Museum (10808 Culver Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230)
Renowned philosopher Susan Neiman and interviewer and curator Paul Holdengräber in conversation on Neiman’s new book, Call It Evil: Understanding the Trump Era (Norton, 2026).
