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MUDAM Luxembourg

The Contemporary Art Museum of Luxembourg
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20/06/2026

For SERAFINE1369, dance is a way of sensing, processing and relating to the world.

Developed for Mudam’s outdoor spaces, today’s performances extends an ongoing body of work that moves between choreography, sound and installation. Bringing together two performers and a live sonic environment, the piece unfolds through a series of encounters shaped by the site and the people within it.

Neither fixed nor fully predetermined, the performance evolves through exchange, inviting audiences to experience choreography as a living, responsive process.

SERAFINE1369: ‘IV (for II)’
Saturday, 20 June
14:00–14:45
16:30-17:15

Photos: SERAFINE1369, I I I (something flat, something cosmic, something endless), at The Bluecoat, 2021. Liverpool Biennial. Photo: Katarzyna Perlak

19/06/2026

What happens when reality starts to resemble fiction?

This weekend, discover ‘A Whole New World’ through a philosophical lens as intellectual historian François Cusset joins Mudam for two events exploring Simon Fujiwara’s exhibition.

Through a guided tour and a conversation with the artist, Cusset and Fujiwara will reflect on some of the exhibition’s central questions: the construction of identity, the power of images and the increasingly blurred boundaries between entertainment and critique, reality and fiction.

Join us for a weekend of discussion, reflection and new perspectives on ‘A Whole New World’.

Saturday 20.06 |15:30-16:30
‘Regards Croisés – Commodification 360°’ with François Cusset

Sunday 21.06 | 14:30-16:30
‘Deconstructing MudamLand’ with François Cusset and Simon Fujiwara

Booking required: mudam.com/rsvp-fujiwara-philosophy
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Exhibition views, ‘Simon Fujiwara: A Whole New World’, Mudam Luxembourg. Courtesy of the artist; Gió Marconi, Milano; TARO NASU, Tokyo; Dvir Gallery Paris, Tel Aviv, Brussels and Esther Schipper Berlin/Paris/Seoul . Photo: Andrea Rossetti © Mudam Luxembourg

18/06/2026

Can we ever truly stand still?

Created for Mudam’s outdoor spaces, ‘IV (for II)’ by SERAFINE1369 brings together a speaking clock, an immersive soundscape and live performers in a work that explores movement, stillness and our experience of time.

Conceived as an extension of an ongoing choreographic practice, the performance invites audiences into a shared space where observation becomes participation and where even the smallest gestures take on new significance. Together, performers and visitors become part of a work that unfolds through presence, attentiveness and the continuous flow of time.

Join us for this site-responsive performance and experience a work that encourages us to pause, observe and reconnect with the present moment.

SERAFINE1369: IV (for II)
Saturday, 20 June
14:00-14:45 + 16:30-17:15

Photos: SERAFINE1369, I I I (something flat, something cosmic, something endless), at The Bluecoat, 2021. Liverpool Biennial. Photo: Katarzyna Perlak

17/06/2026

For Monique Becker, painting is as much a physical act as a visual one.

Join the artist tonight for a special tour and discover her work from the Mudam Collection currently on view, through her own reflections on process, material and making.

Known for her expressive large-scale paintings, Becker builds her surfaces through layers of colour, texture and gesture, creating works that shift with light and reward sustained looking.

This artist-led visit offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from Monique Becker about her practice and the ideas that inform her work.

Artist Tour with Monique Becker (LU)
Tonight, 17 June
18:00-18:30

Booking required, at mudam.com/rsvp-curator-tour

Monique Becker, "Untitled", 2021. Collection Mudam Luxembourg. Donation 2012 – Keith et Christiane O’Donnell-Pommerell © Mudam Luxembourg

16/06/2026

What if a museum could become a theme park?

In a new video interview, artist Simon Fujiwara reflects on his proposal to transform Mudam’s galleries into immersive environments where fiction, spectacle and critical reflection overlap.
Drawing on the language of theme parks, Fujiwara considers how spaces of entertainment and spaces of exhibition both construct narratives, shape attention and guide the way we look.

Between attraction and exhibition, between play and display, the museum becomes a site where meaning is staged – and constantly questioned.

Experience ’A Whole New World of Philosophy’ with Simon Fujiwara and intellectual historian François Cusset, this weekend at Mudam.

Detailed programme at mudam.com
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Video by .prod

15/06/2026

What can art hold when words are not enough?

As part of its ongoing ‘Dodeka: 12 Works for 12 Cantons’ public programme, Mudam presents a lecture at the Kulturhuef Grevenmacher, with Inna Ganschow followed by a screening of the Mudam Collection Video ‘Partisan Songspiel. A Belgrade Story’ by the collective Chto Delat.

As part of ‘Dodeka’, the Kulturhuef Grevenmacher is also showing the series ‘Lenin-Art or Leniniana’ by Vyacheslav Akhunov and also part of the Mudam Collection.

Moving between moving image, spoken reflection and collective practice, the event traces how artistic production can become a site of political imagination, shared authorship and critical pedagogy.

Through film and lecture, the evening opens up questions around collaboration, resistance and the role of artistic language in times of social and political tension. It invites the audience to consider how images and words circulate between education, activism and lived experience.

Aesthetics in the Soviet Union
18.06.2026 | 18:30 – 20:00 | EN
At Kulturhuef Grevenmacher
Free admission
Booking required: [email protected]

(1) Vyacheslav Akhunov, ‘Lenin-Art or Leniniana’, 1977–1928 (détail). Collection Mudam Luxembourg. Donation 2009 – KBL European Private Bankers. Photo : Rémi Villaggi © Mudam Luxembourg
(2) Chto Delat (What is to be done?), ‘Partisan Songspiel. A Belgrade Story’, 2009. Collection Mudam Luxembourg. Donation 2009 – KBL European Private Bankers. Photo : Rémi Villaggi © Chto Delat (What is to be done?)
(3) Vue d’exposition ‘Dodeka, 12 œuvres pour 12 cantons’, 16.05 — 04.10.2026,
Kulturhuef Musée – Musée de l’imprimerie et de la carte à jouer, Grevenmacher
Photo : Mike Zenari © Mudam Luxembourg

14/06/2026

Make time for art this weekend.

Join us at Mudam for a programme of tours and workshops inspired by our current exhibitions. From hands-on activities to new perspectives on contemporary art, there are plenty of ways to take part.

Visit our mudam.com/events, to discover the full programme and find the activity that speaks to you.

(1+3) Photos: Marion Dessard
(2) Photo: Martin Argyroglo

13/06/2026

Bring a small object. Leave behind a cloud.

As part of ‘Igshaan Adams: Between Then and Now’, Mudam and Mir wëllen iech ons Heemecht weisen asbl invite visitors to take part in a collaborative workshop inspired by one of the exhibition’s recurring motifs: clouds.

Using materials provided by the artist – and any small treasures you wish to bring from home – participants will create individual cloud forms that will ultimately come together as a collective installation on view until the end of the exhibition.

2x2 Dialogue | Igshaan Adams
Tomorrow, 14 June
10:00-13:00

Book now, at [email protected]
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Exhibition views ‘Igshaan Adams: Between Then and Now’, Mudam Luxembourg. Photos: Marc Domage © Mudam Luxembourg

12/06/2026

Before the internet reshaped everyday life, the 1980s transformed the relationship between media, power and identity.

Opening today at Mudam, ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’ revisits a decade of major cultural and political shifts – from the final years of the Cold War to the rise of neoliberalism and mass media culture. Through works from the Mudam Collection, international loans and documentary materials, the exhibition explores how image overtook voice, access replaced ownership and new technologies altered the ways reality was produced and consumed.

Looking back at this pivotal moment, the exhibition reveals how many of the tensions defining the present first emerging at the end of the 1970s and in the 1980s.

Video: Excerpt from ‘Videograms of a Revolution’, 1992, by Harun Farocki

11/06/2026

Coming soon: the ‘Mudam Guide’

Published to mark Mudam’s 20th anniversary, this new book offers a journey through the museum’s collection, architecture and artistic vision. Bringing together one hundred key works by international artists, it traces the development of the collection from the 1990s to the present while exploring themes including identity, memory, ecology, performance and social transformation.

Combining essays, archival perspectives and richly illustrated artworks, the publication reflects on Mudam as a living, evolving space where art, society and imagination meet.

More than a guide, it is an invitation to revisit twenty years of contemporary art and the ideas that continue to shape the museum today.

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