Current Exhibition

Say, old top-knot, what do you want?

Duration of the exhibition: September 26, 2025 to January 11, 2026

The artworks are by:

• Anca Benera and Arnold Estefan

• Sarah Burger

• Binta Diaw

• Richard Mosse

• Reto Pulfer

• Julian Rosefeldt

• Emilija Škarnulytė and Tanya Busse

Walt Whitman wrote a well-known text.

The text is called: “Song of Myself”.

The text tells of self-experience and self-love.

He speaks of the connection with:

• Nature

• World

• Universe

Whitman describes experiences with landscape.

He speaks of the spirit of humanity.

He speaks of our “place in the world.”

Whitman asks the Earth, “Where is something missing?”

People and the earth influence each other.

People and the earth enrich themselves.

People also exploit the earth.

On the surface of the earth is the landscape.

The landscape is the cap of the earth.

What does landscape look like today?

How do we live with the landscape?

What does the landscape show us today?

The exhibition asks these questions.

Artists show the changes.

They show the new forms of the landscape.

They present new perspectives on the landscape.

They think about how to treat the earth well.

What does landscape mean?

There is no easy answer.

The concept of landscape has been changing for many years.

Different disciplines understand landscape differently.

Landscape is a part of a country.

The landscape is a region.

Landscape has nothing to do with national borders.

A country has many different landscapes.

Landscape is determined by nature.

For example from the ground.