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From 11.11.2021 to 27.02.2022
To celebrate its 15th anniversary, Mudam invites you to discover its new exhibition Freigeister (Free Spirits) and to immerse yourself in the work of 14 artists Made in Luxembourg. Through their works - photography, painting, drawing, installation, sculpture, film, video, animation, virtual reality and performance - each of them weaves and highlights in their own way the openness of Luxembourg to the rest of the world.
One of the greatest assets of the Grand Duchy is probably its multicultural side and the close links it forges with its neighbouring countries (and by the way, aren't you yourself a valiant border worker, or happy expat? 😊).
With the Freigeister exhibition, you will see that even in such a small country, this diversity is a real source of inspiration and openness for artists who take a critical, committed, offbeat, poetic and sensitive look at our contemporary society (and as Mr F. Nietzsche said, they act as "free spirits").
Photos crédits - Rémi Villaggi - Mudam
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An exhibition like no other
Do you know what makes this exhibition special?
It was conceived in a collaborative and collective manner, with the artists themselves, but also researchers, writers, association leaders... who met for several days to discuss and reflect on themes such as migration, languages, living together, commonalities or territory, key themes in Luxembourg. These meetings obviously helped to nourish the artistic research and are reflected in the works, most of which were produced especially for the exhibition. 🙌
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Time for teasing!
Let's immerse yourself in the scenery now!
You'll be able to discover the "Ket Baker" bread oven set up outside the museum (you might even be lucky enough to taste a loaf of bread if you drop by at the right time), get a personalised live tattoo, attend rock and metal performances, enjoy a musical reading with your little ones, sign up for a masterclass on creative writing, participate in exchange platforms over breakfast, watch the 26 video capsules that make up the Freigeister primer and which served as the starting point for the participatory installation of the exhibition…... and much more!
