Timeline
For the Toddler’s Ear. 16 May
On Saturday 16 May, children up to three are invited to family music classes at MOCAK. We will play and sing together! We will discover rhythms, tunes and the sounds of various instruments.
Portraits of Books, with the Backdrop of Ruins - Photography as a Method for Researching History Artists Talk: Annette Kelm and Anna Voswinckel
Focusing on Kelm’s series Die Bücher and Travertinsäulen, Recyclingpark Neckartal, the talk explores photography as a method of inquiry into the past.
The Implicated Museum: Cares, Values, Powers, and Conflicts
6 May 2026. Lecture by Elke Krasny from Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
Collecting the Present: A Life’s Journey. Discussion with Ann and Marshall Webb
The conversation will explore the idea of the ’present‘ in contemporary art and how a private collection can become a form of reflection on the realities of our time.
For the Toddler’s Ear 28.03
On Saturday 28 March, children up to three are invited to family music classes at MOCAK. We will play and sing together! We will discover rhythms, tunes and the sounds of various instruments.
Restaging the Museum?
During the discussion, we will consider the entire museum as a stage for which a script must be written, actors selected, the style of the interior decor altered and the set design created, the lighting set up and the characterisation devised.
Steven Henry Madoff, Unseparate: Modernism, Interdisciplinary Art, and Network Aesthetics
In his new book Madoff proposes that at the root of contemporary installation art and performance, the practices of early Modernists, ranging from Wagner and Cézanne to Hugo Ball, Duchamp, and Gropius’s Bauhaus, can be thought of as proto-networks and give rise to a network aesthetics.
Collecting Is About Conviction: Meet the Collector Alain Servais
Alain Servais is one of the most engaged, outspoken, well-informed and well-travelled collectors in the international contemporary art field.
