VARIOUS OTHERS

Last events of Munich's galleries initiative highlighting exhibitions in the city.

October 6

Film Screening: Nightcleaners by Berwick St Collective

Kunstverein München, 9pm

Galeriestraße 4, 80539 München

(c) Berwick Street Film Collective

October 8

Opening: Der Öffentlichkeit von den Freunden Haus der Kunst – Kapwani Kiwanga

Haus der Kunst, 7pm

Prinzregentenstraße 1, 80538 München

Kapwani Kiwanga (c) Haus der Kunst

October 9

Opening 'over 13'

Lothringer 13 Halle, 4pm- 9pm

Lothringer Str. 13, 81667 München

Lothringer13, Munich

Performance by Ari Benjamin Meyers

Blitz Club, 7:30pm

Ari Benjamin Meyers (c) Andrea Gjestvang

October 10

Artist Talk with Andrzej Steinbach

fructa space, 5pm

Andrzej Steinbach, Industrial Music (c) Fructa Space

VENUES

Nir Altman hosting Sultana, Paris, FR. Peres Projects, Berlin, DE

Alpenstraße 12 81541 Munich

	Museum Brandhorst Theresienstraße 35A 80333 Munich
	Espace Louis Vuitton München Maximilianstraße 2a 80333 Munich
	FLORIDA Lothringer 13 Lothringer Straße 13 81667 Munich
	fructa space hosting Briefing Room, Brussels, BE Leonrodstraße 89 80636 Munich
	Sammlung Goetz Oberföhringer Straße 103 81925 Munich
	Haus der Kunst Prinzregentenstraße 1 80538 Munich
	Jahn und Jahn hosting Thomas Dane Gallery Baaderstraße 56 B und C 80469 Munich
	Galerie Klüser 1 & Galerie Klüser 2 hosting Christine König Galerie, Vienna, AT Georgenstraße 15 & Türkenstraße 23 80799 Munich
	Knust Kunz Gallery Editions hosting Pace Prints, New York, US Ludwigstraße 7 80539 Munich
	Kunstraum München hosting studio im Hochhaus, Berlin, DE BAR1, Bengaluru, IN Holzstraße 10 Rgb. 80469 Munich
	Kunstverein München Galeriestraße 4 80539 Munich
	LENBACHHAUS MÜNCHEN Luisenstraße 33 80333 Munich
	Loggia hosting Sangt Hipolyt, Berlin, DE Gabelsbergerstraße 26 80333 Munich
	Jo van de Loo hosting Beat Raeber, Galerie, Zurich, CH Theresienstraße 48 80333 Munich
	Lothringer 13 Halle hosting K Lothringer Straße 13 81667 Munich
	Galerie Christine Mayer hosting Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin, DE Liebigstraße 39 80538 Munich
	Galerie Nagel Draxler hosting Galerie Lars Friedrich, Berlin, DE Türkenstraße 43 80799 Munich
	Pinakothek der Moderne Barerstraße 40 80333 Munich
	Ruine München hosting FAM_ Mickeymouseplatz c/o Empfangshalle Schwere-Reiter-Straße 2s 80637 Munich
	Deborah Schamoni hosting Sandy Brown, Berlin, DE Mauerkircherstraße 186 81925 Munich
	Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle hosting König Galerie, Berlin, DE Amalienstraße 41 80799 Munich
	Sperling hosting Galerie Emanuel Layr, Vienna, AT Regerplatz 9 81541 Munich
	Walter Storms Galerie hosting Esther Schipper, Berlin, DE Schellingstraße 48 80799 Munich

If one thing has become apparent in recent months, it’s that there is an urgency for forms of coexistence and new ideas for being together. VARIOUS OTHERS offers an opportunity for this, in that it’s format does not deny differences but rather establishes a basis, a space in which artistic practices and actors can come together in all their diversity.

The form of an invitation to gallery owners and artists from other cities can also entail, in the best sense, the question of which narratives underlie our own community and at what point the stories a city tells become dense, porous or fragile. Where they are alive enough to exist within them or where they must be destabilized in order to breathe. It is about a format in which listeners and story- tellers enter into dialogue.

The form of this approach reminds me of the essay Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction (1986), in which Ursula Le Guin exercises a feminist critique of the traditional analysis of conventional narration that excludes or marginalizes the complex and complicated. The male hero goes out into the world, kills an animal to bring back to his family, who are waiting for him by the re in the cave—in the conventional imagination, the origin of all narration, which Le Guin reconceives. In her theory, the first cultural tool is not a weapon at all but a container. A container that allows things to be collected, stored. An object that enables both re ection on a tomorrow and reminiscence of a past because it preserves, passes on, and prepares.

As with VARIOUS OTHERS, storytelling functions by narrating stories about the decentralized moments of a city within a particular window of time, held together by a network of references—similar to the way a vessel works. This moment of narrative withdrawal and the simultaneity and polyphony of different voices and authors open up the political aspect of this collaborative work, which refuses to establish a center or hierarchy.

Maurin Dietrich
Director, Kunstverein München for VARIOUS OTHERS 2020

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