arts in exile

Exile

• Work­ing and be­ing pro­duc­tive in ex­ile
• Rea­sons and caus­es of ex­ile
• Places and coun­tries
• Home and home­land
• Lan­guage
• Liv­ing con­di­tions and ev­ery­day life
• Rem­i­gra­tion
• Ex­ile stud­ies
• Ex­ile as a top­ic in the arts

Exile Network

Arts

• Ar­chi­tec­ture
• Vi­su­al arts
• The per­form­ing arts
• Film
• Pho­tog­ra­phy
• Lit­er­a­ture
• Mu­sic

Young Museum

• Fe­male Au­thors in Ex­ile in the U.S.A.
  • Vic­ki Baum
  • Gi­na Kaus
  • Maria Leit­ner
  • Eri­ka Mann
• Con­tact per­son
• Mascha Kaléko on­line
• Mat­ters of Ex­ile
• Os­kar Pas­tior
• Kon­rad Merz
• Learn­ing Ma­te­ri­als

Objects

People

Special exhibitions

• Robert Hans Olschwanger
  • Be­fore ex­ile
  • In ex­ile
  • 1945-1970 in Pe­ru
  • Rem­i­gra­tion
• Ul­rich Bech­er
  • How the es­tate was hand­ed down
  • Be­tween Berlin and Vi­en­na
  • Ex­ile in Switzer­land
  • Ex­ile in Brazil
  • Ex­ile in New York
  • Post-ex­ile in Basel
  • Friend­ship with George Grosz
• Eri­ka Mann
  • Pro­log
  • Child­hood and ado­les­cence in Mu­nich
  • Stage - desk - au­to­mo­bile
  • A mo­men­tous day
  • The Pep­per Mill
  • Crises and con­flicts
  • The ca­reer of a po­lit­i­cal speak­er
  • The jour­nal­ist in Amer­i­can ex­ile
  • The jour­nal­ist at war
  • Re­port­ing from Tri­als
  • Dur­ing the Cold War
  • Epi­log
• Lud­wig Mei­d­ner
  • 1. Ear­ly Works
  • 2. The Ex­pres­sion­ist
  • 3. Art and Ju­daism
  • 4. In Ger­many af­ter 1933
  • 5. Ar­rival in Lon­don
  • 6. In­tern­ment
  • 7. The Hu­moresque and Grotesque
  • 8. “Suf­fer­ing of the Jews in Poland”
  • 9. Post-War De­pres­sion
  • 10. The Re­turn to Ger­many
• Max Beck­mann
  • 1. The Pre-Ex­ile Years
  • 2. Ex­ile in Paris and Am­s­ter­dam
  • 3. Max Beck­mann in St. Louis
  • 4. Max Beck­mann in New York