Circular exhibition architecture in Vienna and Hamburg

For the two-part exhibition on counter-publics and migratory aesthetics in the GDR, curated by Elisa R. Linn, Lennart Wolff / wolff:architekten has developed an exhibition architecture and design that brings together artworks, archival materials, films, and books on and around a modular “round table.”

The structure is made entirely of fully reusable components and materials, assembled solely with screws and completely demountable. After the exhibition, these elements will be reused in the galleries for future projects—a thoroughly circular concept.

The exhibition is on view at the Kunstverein Hamburg and the University Gallery of Applied Arts, running through January 2026.

Image: Installation view, Kunstverein Hamburg

https://universitaetsgalerie.dieangewandte.at/events/verkleidete-distanzenhttps://www.kunstverein.de/exhibitions/on-the-origins-of-the-21st-century