Using selected works from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, we explore how ideas of "Mannsein" (being a man) have been depicted, shaped and consolidated in art. The focus is on masculinities as social and cultural practices: Which "male" ideals were constructed over centuries and are widely regarded as natural today? When comparing art-historical depictions with image worlds of the digital present, such as from the so-called Manosphere, we discuss their effects and explore how masculinities beyond widespread role models can be lived in diverse, solidary and self-determined ways. With the art educators Paul Walther and Philipp Reichel-Neuwirth.
Participation is only possible with an event ticket and a valid admission ticket.
Silent Systems are used for the guided tour.