On two exclusive occasions, artist Anna Lundh presents a lecture-performance: a dialog between the past and the present that touch upon subjects such as visual synthesis, hamburgers, auditory illusion, clouds, phantom words, virtual social ecologies, FM frequencies, fingertips, feelings, and waffles. Among other things. The lecture-performance is part of “Mud Muses” and has been created especially for the exhibition. Free admission. Welcome!

Welcome to an artist talk and lectures by Esther Leslie and Suzanne Treister. Esther Leslie, Professor of Political Aesthetics, and Suzanne Treister, artist, give talks related to their contributions to the exhibition ”Mud Muses – A Rant About Technology”. Follow along into a world of fictitious computer games, tarot cards that tell the history of cybernetics, and a screensaver that endlessly insults our contemporary technosphere. The talks by Leslie and Treister will be followed by a discussion about technological reason (and the lack thereof) with ”Mud Muses” curator Lars Bang Larsen. Free admission.

Immerse yourself in our large, rich art collection based on the theme ”A Room of One’s Own”. The Author Virginia Woolf’s essay “A Room of One’s Own” (1921) is written by a woman for women – male readers are forced to read through a woman’s gaze. Reader’s reactions to the essay are found in notes written in the library’s copies of Woolf’s book which the artist Kajsa Dahlberg has photocopied. Together with works by Tyra Lundgren, Siri Derkert, Charlotte Johannesson among others, this thematic tour highlights the work of women artists which largely have been rejected by the male dominated art world. The guided tour is free and no booking is required.

Who was the German-Jewish sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld? What was “the third sex”? How is the legacy of his Institute of Sex Research in Berlin upheld today? Welcome to a lecture and film screening with Rainer Herrn, historian of medicine, Charité, Berlin. The lecture and film screening is part of the series of events for the exhibition ”Aris Fioretos: Atlas”. Free admission.

The Film Club presents a film programme selected by Ana Carvalho, collaborator and coordinator of projects, films and video workshops, and Vincent Carelli, founder of Vídeo nas Aldeias, Brazil. For this screening, Ana Carvalho will comment a selection of works from the project’s archives. The screening is made in conjunction to the exhibion Mud Muses and will be followed by a discussion with Ana Carvalho and Lars Bang Larsen, curator. THE FILM BAR: After the screening the Moderna Bar is open. Please join us there, you can buy drinks and Brasilian food and snacks, and student price on beer. Welcome! Free admission.