Welcome! Students at Kunsthalle München Located in the heart of downtown Munich, the Kunsthalle München presents three major exhibitions each year, each with a different focus—ranging from painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, and media art to crafts, design, and fashion. All students receive a 50% discount on admission upon presentation of their student ID. With the Kunsthalle voucher students can receive a free ticket upon presentation of their student ID. What else is there at the Kunsthalle? Every third Wednesday of the month, you can visit the exhibition until 10 pm. at our AfterworkKH and wrap up the evening with your friends at Theatiner 8 to music by DJ Alkalino. There are always great prizes to be won in our free raffle. AfterworkKH Student Special: Upon presentation of your student ID, you’ll receive two tickets for the price of one starting at 6:30 pm. Cannot be combined with other discounts/promotions. For those who want to learn more, the Kunsthalle offers guided tours focusing on art-historical and social themes. Events Afterwork at the Kunsthalle Every third Wednesday of the month Sat 27.6. 12 pm CSD PolitParade 2026 The Kunsthalle München will once again be represented with its own float at this year’s CSD PolitParade. Together with the UniCorns, HypoVereinsbank’s LGBTQ+ network, we’re celebrating diversity and tolerance. Music on the float: DJ Alkalino Start: Erhardtstraße / corner of Fraunhoferstraße The Munich CSD PolitParade is the largest demonstration by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans*, inter*, and queer people (LGBTIQ*) for equal rights and social acceptance in southern Germany. This year’s theme is: Our Diversity. Our Strength. CSD PolitParade Munich 2026 Wed 15.7. from 6:30 pm AfterworkKH Every third Wednesday of the Month. Enjoy the exhibition HAIR—Stories of Power and Passion until 10 pm and linger on in our café & restaurant Theatiner 8 with music by DJ Alkalino. Each time with a big raffle. No registration is necessary: the regular exhibition tickets apply. Tickets are available in our online shop an at the ticket desk. We offer special Afterwork guided tours. Tour tickets are available at the ticket desk and online. If you don’t want to visit the exhibition that evening, just stop by for a drink. Entry to the café is free (self-service). Tickets Wed 16.9. from 6:30 pm AfterworkKH Every third Wednesday of the Month. Enjoy the exhibition HAIR—Stories of Power and Passion until 10 pm and linger on in our café & restaurant Theatiner 8 with music by DJ Alkalino. Each time with a big raffle. No registration is necessary: the regular exhibition tickets apply. Tickets are available in our online shop an at the ticket desk. We offer special Afterwork guided tours. Tour tickets are available at the ticket desk and online. If you don’t want to visit the exhibition that evening, just stop by for a drink. Entry to the café is free (self-service). Tickets Lecture series Mon 6.7. 6:30 pm Sold Out Lecture in German: Wenn Stress sichtbar wird. Was Haar und Haarwurzel über unsere Psyche verraten Lecure by Prof. Dr. med. Eva M. J. Peters (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen). Hair is much more than just a surface feature—it is a sensitive indicator of health. In a highly active mini-organ, each individual hair grows in alternating phases of growth and rest. It is connected to the brain via nerve fibers, and stress directly influences its growth. At the same time, it stores stress hormones, thus preserving traces of past stress. The lecture shows how closely hair, the nervous system, and health are connected. Prof. Eva Peters heads the Psychoneuroimmunology Laboratory at the Clinic for Psychosomatics at Justus Liebig University in Giessen and also works at the Charité University Hospital in Berlin. She is a dual specialist in dermatology and psychosomatics, a certified psycho-oncologist, and a neurodermatitis and urticaria trainer. She also works as a depth psychologist and systemic psychotherapist. Location: Gartensalon of the Kunsthalle Price: €5 / €3, tickets online A cooperation with the TUM Center for Culture and Arts Photo: Marina Abramovic, Art must be beautiful, Artist must be beautiful, 1975, Analog video of a one-hour performance, Charlottenburg Art Festival, Kopenhagen, Denmark, 23:36 min., Courtesy Marina Abramović and LIMA, Amsterdam Tickets Mon 7.9. 6:30 pm Lecture in German: Haar als Bühne. Wie Social Media und KI Rollenbilder formen Lecture by Dr. Alina Gales (Technische Universität München) Hair is an expression of identity, power, and belonging—even in the digital space. But who decides which images of the body and gender are visible? Social media and AI systems shape our perception more than we realize. This lecture highlights how algorithmic processes reinforce, distort, or normalize stereotypical role models—and how these digital power structures can be identified and critically questioned. Alina Gales holds a doctorate in cultural studies. She heads the Diversity & Inclusion department at the Technical University of Munich and is a speaker on the social impact of artificial intelligence. Location: Gartensalon of the Kunsthalle Price: €5 / €3, tickets online A cooperation with the TUM Center for Culture and Arts Photo: Naro Pinosa, Head of Medusa (Medusa by Bernini), 2023, digital collage, courtesy of Naro Pinosa Tickets Our lecture series is in cooperation with the TUM Center for Culture and Arts Newsletter Current information about the exhibitions at Kunsthalle München.
