Just recently at the academy - now already in the museum: For the second time, this year's final projects of the graduates of the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart (ABK Stuttgart) can be seen in the exhibition titled "A - Z. Mapping the Future". The idea for this exhibition series arose from the academy's desire to give young artistic positions a visible stage in the city and at the same time to enable a close connection between the museum operation and the art school.

"A - Z" is to be understood programmatically: The works are hung alphabetically according to the names of the participating artists - a neutral ordering system that consciously highlights the artistic diversity.

The exhibition shows how differently and confidently this generation of young artists expresses themselves. "Mapping the Future" brings diversity to the museum - and makes it clear that for many of the participating artists, the future has already begun.

Works from the study programs Diploma Fine Arts, Master of Education Artistic Teaching with Fine Arts, and Master of Fine Arts Body, Theory, and Poetics of the Performative are shown.

Featuring works by: Daniel von Alkier, Yamo Aydemir, Kjara Mia Barletta, Paula Bothner and Rosa Klingelhöfer, Ahyun Cho, Tansu Coşkun, Marie Sina Celestina David / and the Swanz Collective, Lisa Marina Dorfschmid, Franz Leonard Elfert, Marie Engelhardt, Hendrik Fleck, Franziska Glaser, Lena Grasler, Lukas Hengelhaupt, Han Na Jo, Swea Kittel, Mimi Kohler, Carlo Krone, Krowni, Paulina Lange, Ha-Vy Jessica Le, Elisa Lohmüller, Timo Lupoli, Jule Maria Maurer, Elisabeth Mayer, Luciano Mazzo, Benjamin Miller, Sofia Mobilia, Michelle Mousavi, Janosch Müller, Nina Nielebock, Nipniz, Dominik Olpp, Hannah Römer, Antonia Sailer, Janina Elisabeth Schweikert, Lou Stark, Florian Staudenmaier, Rebecca Julia Thrum, Urata Vrajolli, Lisa Helene Wedler

Accompanied by: Dr. Susanne Kaufmann-Valet, Prof. Alisa Margolis, Prof. Wolfgang Mayer, Prof. Mariella Mosler, Prof. Andreas Opiolka

We cordially invite you to the opening with a panel discussion in the lecture hall!

Tue 14.7. | 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm | Admission 6:30 pm | Free entry