Art is a way to express different facets of life, and as an art museum, we want to discuss various social issues through art.
We aim to use works from the museum's own collection, works that may not necessarily be displayed in the current collection exhibition, but where the artist has chosen to express or comment on a topic of social importance. In an increasingly polarised society, where the debates often are online and faceless, we need more spaces for public discussion.
On four Wednesday evenings, you can join conversations about current societal topics:
- May 14th: "Who Will Comfort the Child?" – a voice for those who cannot speak
- September 3rd: Queer Lines
- November 19th: Art as political expression from the 1970s to today
- December 10th: Environmental perspectives on a world in decline
The event is included in the entrance ticket.