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As a founding member of the avant-garde Stars movement, Ai Weiwei has made a significant contribution to the Chinese modern art movement. Until 17 January 2010 he is showing some of his new work (pictured) at Munich's Haus der Kunst.
Address: 1 PRINZREGENTENSTRASSE. | Tel: +49 89 2112 7113
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Reclaiming Munich's streets every Monday at 7pm until 14 Sept is a convoy of around 10,000 skaters. Meet at the Gasthaus Alte Messe and get rolling.
Address: 15 THERESIENHOHE. | Tel: +49 (0)89 890 668
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Munich's Hypo-Kunsthalle exposes a reflection of India's once-powerful ruling elite, providing a journey into their realm of splendour and royal opulence.
Address: 9 THEATINERSTRASSE. | Tel: +49 (0)89 224412
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The Munich State Ballet is celebrating its 20-year anniversary by adding three new pieces to its repertoire
Address: VARIOUS LOCATIONS. | Tel: +49 (0)89 2185 1711
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Always a favourite with enterprising artists eager to entice models into their birthday suits, the nude portrait never fails to arouse interest. Until 13 September Munich's city museum is showcasing 190 works examining the last 150 years of “the nude”.
Address: 1 ST JAKOBS-PLATZ. | Tel: +49 89 2332 2370
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The work of Swiss sculptor Hermann Obrist is often
Address: 40 BARERSTRASSE. | Tel: +49 (0)89 2380 5360
