The exhibition follows humanity’s visible traces around the globe from the perspective of more than 100 internationally renowned photographers. Find out more What's on Sat 26.4. 6 pm The Salt of the Earth Directors: Wim Wenders & Juliano Ribeiro Salgado FR/BR 2014, 109 min. At and in cooperation with the Theatiner Filmkunst cinema, Theatinerstrasse 32 Special Jury Prize in Cannes 2014! Documentary film by Wim Wenders about the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado, who documents the traces of our changing world and human history on all continents. He has witnessed important events in recent decades – international conflicts, famine and suffering. His second photo project “Genesis” stands alongside this. Almost half of our planet remains untouched to this day. With his camera, Salgado also devotes himself to these paradisiacal places on our planet. Movie Trailer Tickets Mon 28.4. 5 pm “You are what you eat.” What our food culture reveals about the state of civilization Panel in German with star chef Tohru Nakamura and Prof. Hartmut Böhme We invite you to a discussion as part of the exhibition Civilization: The Way We Live Now. Our guests are munich star chef Tohru Nakamura and cultural scientist Prof. Hartmut Böhme. The curator of the exhibition, Stefan Kirchberger, will moderate the event. An evening full of thought-provoking and practical suggestions for our everyday lives. Because when we talk about food, we talk about the world we live in. Eating is much more than simply consuming food – it is a cultural act, a reflection of our values, our relationship with nature, technology and the future. At a time when supply chains are global, resources are finite and nutritional demands are constantly changing, the question arises: What does our food culture reveal about civilization? In cooperation with the Schreiberei and the Food Biennale, Berlin. The Food Biennale, initiated by Beate Slominski, combines culinary art with art, film and design. The focus is on the cultural significance of cooking, eating, nutrition and enjoyment – culinary art in the context of art. Venue: Kunsthalle München, Gartensalon Admission: € 25 (with ticket for the exhibition) Bildcredit Tohru Nakamura: © Hoang Dang Tickets Mon 28.4. 18 Uhr Curator's guided tour Guided tour in German by the curators of the exhibition Civilization: The Way We Live Now Price: € 7 + admission, available at the Kunsthalle ticket counter and online. Photo: Thomas Struth, Pergamon Museum 1, Berlin 2001, 2001, ©️ Thomas Struth Tickets Calender “(…) Zwischendurch gibt es (…) saukomische, auch bizarre Aspekte in dieser unbedingt sehenswerten Ausstellung, die sich nicht bequem auf ein paar große Namen verlässt. Das Kuratorenteam um William Ewing und Stefan Kirchberger setzt auf Inhalte und liefert mit rund 100 Positionen unendlich Stoff zum Grübeln.” AZ “Vom ersten Raum mit Fotografien von Candida Höfer und Thomas Struth von Orten, die das Wissen und die Geschichte der Menschheit bewahren, also eher retrospektiv sind, bis hin zum letzten Raum, in dem man die Erde verlässt und einen Blick ins Weltall und in die Zukunft wagt, prallen immer wieder individuelle Werte und Sehnsüchte auf kollektive Spuren und Errungenschaften.” SZ “Nicht zuletzt ist die Fotografie selbst eine große Zivilisationsleistung – diese feiert die Kunsthalle in dieser XXL-Schau mit XXL-Abzügen und einem XXL-Thema, dem man natürlich nur in Teilen gerecht werden kann. Genau darin liegt die Faszination des Unterfangens!” Deutschlandfunk Kultur “Das Panorama aus 200 Werken internationaler Spitzenfotografen ist gigantisch. Schwer vorstellbar, dass ein Alien solcher Werbung für den Trip zum blauen Planeten widerstehen könnte. Und gerade diese verführerische PR-Anmutung der Ausstellung selbst spiegelt am deutlichsten den Charakter unserer Zivilisation.” Merkur “Die Kunsthalle München präsentiert jetzt anlässlich ihres 40-jährigen Bestehens eine breit gefächerte Schau über die aktuelle Fotografie. Zu sehen sind über 200 Arbeiten von mehr als 100 großartigen Fotografinnen und Fotografen. (…) Civilization ist eine Ausstellung, die ein enorm breites Spektrum abdeckt.” Ö1 Tohru Nakamura as a guest The taste of civilization Munich star chef Tohru Nakamura has been inspired by the theme of the exhibition and has developed a sophisticated dessert exclusively for Theatiner 8 in the Kunsthalle - Tohru's Tokyo Banana. Tohru can be experienced live on April 28 at the panel discussion with Prof. Hartmut Böhme. Tohru's Tokyo Banana Try it now and do good, because for every tart sold, a portion is donated to charity projects for children! Video Youtube By loading the video, you agree to YouTube's privacy policy. 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