Due to the current closure of the museum and the uncertain situation regarding scheduling, the screening event unfortunately has to be canceled. We will try to find a new date. We thank you for your understanding.

Due to the current closure of the museum and the uncertain situation regarding scheduling, the screening event unfortunately has to be canceled. We will try to find a new date. We thank you for your understanding.

Margaret Raspé’s films from the 1970s are influenced by many encounters with various filmmakers and artists, who frequently visited her at her Berlin home. She had contacts with people associated with Fluxus, such as Dick Higgins and Alison Knowles, Joe Jones and Emmett Williams, and also with Günter Brus, Peter Kubelka, Hermann Nitsch, Gerhard Rühm, and Oswald Wiener, who all came to spend time in Raspé’s kitchen, where they ate and talked together, and where some of her films were made.

Julian Göthe’s Walls Talk (2005) was made together with Antje Stöffler-Hamad, originally being part of a wall sculpture. This feature-length work in black-and-white combines opulent imagery and sounds in a condensed use of key elements of Göthe’s artistic practice, including his interest in stage design, interiors and décor, as well as historical depiction and classical Hollywood cinema.

This discussion between author Diedrich Diedrichsen and artist Mathias Poledna marks the publication of Mathias Poledna. Indifference. This book, planned and designed by Poledna, accompanies his 35mm film installation Indifference (2018), presently on show in the mumok collection exhibition Enjoy – The mumok Collection in Change.