Buntes Garten Ciao
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When:
Thu, April 23, 2026, 6pm–10pm
Free admission
Meeting point:
Lenbachhaus Garden (in the foyer in case of bad weather)
Simultaneous translation into German Sign Language will be provided.
No registration required.
Weather permitting, the opening will take place in the garden, where garden chairs and folding chairs will be available.
Accessible entry to the garden is via the gate on Luisenstraße. Our security staff will be happy to open the gate for you. You can reach our staff at +49 89 233 66300. There are gravel paths in the garden. Not Accessible entry is via the main entrance of the Lenbachhaus, past the ticket office on the right, through the door, and down the stairs.
You can find further information on accessibility here.

When:
Thu, April 23, 2026, 6pm–10pm
Free admission
Meeting point:
Lenbachhaus Garden (in the foyer in case of bad weather)
Simultaneous translation into German Sign Language will be provided.
No registration required.
Weather permitting, the opening will take place in the garden, where garden chairs and folding chairs will be available.
Accessible entry to the garden is via the gate on Luisenstraße. Our security staff will be happy to open the gate for you. You can reach our staff at +49 89 233 66300. There are gravel paths in the garden. Not Accessible entry is via the main entrance of the Lenbachhaus, past the ticket office on the right, through the door, and down the stairs.
You can find further information on accessibility here.
With “Buntes Garten Ciao”, the Lenbachhaus takes the art into the garden, onto the forecourt, and into the surrounding area, creating encounters through art. The opening of this summer project takes place with a vision for the future: During a collective card-reading session using the Tarot Hexen 5.0 by Suzanne Treister, read by Sarah Martinus, we will discuss topics such as cyberfeminism, science fiction, ecosystems, the climate crisis, and terrestrial and interplanetary technologies. While the artistic tarot suggests various solutions, we’ll discuss how we’d like to live together in the future.
Welcome Karaoke:
Afterward, we’ll sing to celebrate the opening—with you! We’ll provide some drinks, chilled or warm depending on the weather, and warm up our vocal cords.
FAQ and Rules
Karaoke is fun, even for those who usually avoid it
There is a media screen, two speakers, and two microphones
The “first-to-sing” rule applies: those who haven’t sung yet get priority. This also applies to songs
With contributions by
Opening remarks: A City Council Member of the City of Munich on behalf of the Mayor
Presentation of the program series: Samira Yildirim, Curator of the event series
Art-historical insights on tarot cards: Sarah Sigmund, Researcher at the Research Center for Technoaesthetics at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich
Ritual and Tarot Card Session: Sarah Martinus, artist and spiritualist with Holden Madagame
Part of the series: Academy meets Lenbachhaus, in cooperation with the Center for Technoaesthetics at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich