Abortkunst
Erotische Graffiti aus öffentlichen Toiletten. Sammlung Horndash.
(Abort Art.
Erotic graffiti from public toilets. Horndash Collection.)
Kunst als Dekoration
Kunst am Bau in München. Photos von Herlinde Koelbl
(Art as decoration.
Architectural art in Munich. Photos by Herlinde Koelbl)
Kunst an der Wand
Wandmalerei in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. EIne Photodokumentation von Volker Barthelmeh
(Art on the wall.
Wall painting in the Federal Republic of Germany. A photo documentation by Volker Barthelmeh)
02 June – 5 July, 1981
Three exhibitions about art in other places.
"In the 20th century, mural painting was first rediscovered in Mexico, where it has lost little of its importance to this day. (...) Mexican mural painting had a direct influence on the New Deal art projects in the USA during the 1930s. Within the framework of the artist support projects, commissions went out to artists of the most diverse kinds. (...) Directly political-agitational paintings, reminiscent of the murals of Allende's reign in Chile, were developed especially in Portugal and Spain." (From a draft text by Michael Nungesser on Art on the Wall, Courtesy Kunstverein München e.V.)
Fig.: Research material on Abort Art, Courtesy Kunstverein München e.V.