Führung – Architekt:innen der Zukunft
Führung – Architekt:innen der Zukunft
Deze inhoud is helaas niet in het Nederlands beschikbaar.
Sat 14:00 | FR
Sun 14:00 | LU-DE
Wed 18:30 | EN
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From 06.06.2026 to 30.09.2026
Where: Park and galleries
With: SUPERFLEX
Framework: SUPERFLEX. The Bank
Access: Included in the admission ticket
Max. attendance: 20
Booking required:
t +352 453785-531
In the framework of The Bank project by SUPERFLEX, Mudam organises special guided tours dedicated to the architecture and history of the museum.
Participants will first learn about the design and history of this landmark by Pritzker Prize winning architect Ieoh Ming Pei and discover how Mudam has changed the landscape of Luxembourg.
Then, participants will be invited to imagine the future architecture of Mudam and its surrounding park. To do so, they will have the chance to play with the clay blocks that have been assembled during the drop-in workshop Building Your Bank. Together, they will create a collective "city of banks", right outside Mudam's unique building. Their participation will serve as a blueprint for SUPERFLEX's project of creating a permanent installation in the Park Dräi Eechelen.
SUPERFLEX. The Bank is organised with the support of the PwC Foundation Luxembourg, under the aegis of the Fondation de Luxembourg.
Our regular tours are addressed to individual visitors and small groups (max. 5 people).
Biography:
SUPERFLEX was founded in 1993 by Jakob Fenger, Bjørnstjerne Christiansen and Rasmus Rosengren Nielsen. Conceived as an expanded collective, SUPERFLEX has consistently worked with a wide variety of collaborators, from gardeners to engineers to audience members. Engaging with alternative models for the creation of social and economic organisation, works have taken the form of energy systems, beverages, sculptures, copies, hypnosis sessions, infrastructure, paintings, plant nurseries, contracts and public spaces. Working in and outside the physical location of the exhibition space, SUPERFLEX has been engaged in major public space projects since their award-winning Superkilen opened in 2011. These projects are usually participatory, involving the input of local communities, specialists and children. Taking the idea of collaboration even further, recent works have involved soliciting the participation of other species. SUPERFLEX has been developing a new kind of urbanism that includes the perspectives of plants and animals, aiming to move society towards interspecies living. For SUPERFLEX, the best idea might come from a fish.
