Training the Archive – Lab
Training the Archive aims to accompany the developments of artificial intelligence (AI), critically question them and examine the technology with regard to applying it in museum work.
Training the Archive aims to accompany the developments of artificial intelligence (AI), critically question them and examine the technology with regard to applying it in museum work.
The murals Paper Body (ghost), and Paper Body (pointer) by artist Ulrike Müller (both 2023) are temporary monumentalizations of two small-scale collages, which, enlarged in keeping with the scale of […]
By the late 1960s, video and film had become paradigmatic forms in contemporary art. The Ludwig Forum’s video archive holds some 200 works from the 1960s and 70s, many of […]
The three-part multi-monitor installation Earth, Moon, Sun (1990) by the video artist Nam June Paik (1932–2006) is one of the key works in the Aachen collection of Peter and Irene Ludwig.
Unfolding across 100 days, the exhibition surveys the early acquisitions of contemporary art by the Aachen-based collectors Peter and Irene Ludwig.
Does art do something, or does art say something? Can there be art without context? How can art be judged: objectively or subjectively? What does it mean to collect art, […]
Confident, expressive female figures are the protagonists in Margit Palme’s (1939–2025) graphic works. Her aquatints on paper were created over a period of six decades and are characterised by precise […]
With works by Christo und Jean-Claude, Danielle Dean, Richard Downes, Anton Egloff, Nancy Graves, Michael Heizer, Richard Long, Robert Morris, Robert Smithson und Alan Sonfist.