It is a lavish celebration full of art and design: for the annual exhibition Einblick / Ausblick, the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts opens its doors from Thursday, 20 to Sunday, 23 July. On these days, studios, workshops, lecture halls and workrooms will be transformed into an exhibition of around 10,000 square metres: for four days, visitors can gain an insight into the artistic work of students of free art, art for teaching at grammar schools, communication and industrial design as well as spatial strategies. The motto of this year’s Einblick / Ausblick is networking.
“The Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts is a place of culture and a place of social encounter, (...)
Art and design students from Ukraine are welcome at Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design. In order to build a creative bridge, we have enabled a fluent transition for refugee students. We are open to working out individual solutions together which are adapted to the respective situation of Ukrainian students and which allow them to continue their artistic and design work as quickly as possible. This is carried out in direct consultation with the responsible professors. The Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design welcomes the helpfulness, solidarity and participation of its students, teachers and staff.
Shortly after the start of the war in Ukraine, the Presidential Board decided to admit students from Ukraine to the Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design in an unbureaucratic and simplified manner. (...)
All international applicants have to register at Uniassist first to have their documents, diplomas and certificates checked before handing in their application documents to Muthesius directly.
The Uniassist platform is open from 25th February 2021 to 25th of April 2022 for the start of study in October 2022.
Further information on the next steps for your application at Muthesius Kunsthochschule are available on the website.
If you have any questions please use the listed contacts.
An Imperfect Map (Will Have to Do) Landscape without Horizon is an online exhibition at http://ausstellungen.muthesius-kunsthochschule.de , in which the students Leandra Bigale, Beatrice Born, Ulrich Fischer, Johann Haberlah, Paula König, Merle Voigt, Ziqiu Zhao each contribute one of their works to the Imperfect Map. The exhibition was curated by Lena Johanna Reisner, initiated and supervised by Prof. Antje Majewski.
With contributions from: Barry Bermange, Gabriele Brandstetter, Danica Darkic, Martina Dobbe, Martin Dornberg, Hinderk M. Emmrich, Daniel Fetzner, Yael Kaduri, Annette Le Fort, Angela (...)
Centrally located in downtown Kiel, spce represents a sounding board that picks up on impulses from the university from all areas of creative, artistic and scientific research, strengthening them interactively and opening them up to a local and (inter)national audience.
spce creates a place that, in addition to its representative function, understands exhibiting as a process-based, researching practice, using curatorial means to design aesthetic-sensual spaces for experience and thought for a collective social discourse.
Based on the faculty subjects of art, art education, communication design, industrial design and spatial strategies/scenography, spce examines the question of how young artists and designers can present their work and enter the public arena. What happens in this special moment, the act of exhibiting, of presenting? In doing so, spce pursues an experimental programmatic approach.
Opened in July 2022, spce | Muthesius was created on the initiative of the university’s President Dr. Arne Zerbst. Its architecture, lighting construction and furnishing was designed by spatial designers Professor Manfred Schulz, Soffia Heese, Danu Rehbein and Martin Witzel.
