Eleanor Antin (1935, New York) is considered a pioneer representative of conceptual, feminist art.
As part of the Eleanor Antin exhibition, this workshop series explores identity through gender studies, performance and drag, inviting participants to question norms, invent alter egos and express new facets of themselves.
The most comprehensive monograph on Antin to date, accompanies the first retrospective of the artist in twenty-five years and the first ever in Europe. It reproduces images of Antin’s seminal works, of her performances, photographs, films and installations.
At the intersection of visual art, performance and sound, the exhibition turns into an experimental site in which guest artists create new performative pieces.
Published by Mudam on the occasion of the Biennale di Venezia, the book is now accompanied by a limited-edition vinyl record.
A new collection display featuring multiple generations of women artists.
Jardin des possibles transforms a Mudam gallery into a space for slowed-down, mindful action, rhythm and thought.
Tiffany Sia is a recipient of the 2024 Baloise Art Prize. Phantasmatic Screens explores memory in exile through the symbolic dimension of landscape.
LABOUR is looking for volunteers to participate! People from 11 years old are welcome to join.
An exhibition organised by Cercle des collectionneurs du Mudam Luxembourg in collaboration with the MeRL fp Foundation.
En résonance directe avec les expositions du Mudam, ce cycle de conférences montre comment le musée peut être un lieu ouvert sur le monde.
A publication by Mudam’s Director Bettina Steinbrügge and artist Jason Dodge that engages with museum theory and curatorial discourse.
A unique blend of Lebanese cuisine and social cohesion in Luxembourg.
Mudam is designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect I.M. Pei.