March 25 - June 28, 2026: Memory in Action: Marcelo Brodsky
Marcelo Brodsky is considered one of Latin America’s most important artists today. As a photographer, visual artist, and international human rights activist, his work focuses in particular on visual language and memory. The Kunsthaus exhibited a selection of his works from March 26 to June 28, 2026.
Human rights violations have been and remain a central theme in Marcelo Brodsky’s art. Marcelo Brodsky gained international recognition with his series “Buena Memoria” (1997), which addresses the deportation and murder of some of his classmates and his brother Fernando Brodsky during the military dictatorship in Argentina.
Other series followed, including “1968 – The Fire of Ideas,” “Africa in the Struggle for Freedom,” “Migrants,” and “Traces of Violence.” The Kunsthaus presented a selection of his works.
The exhibition was curated by Professor Dr. Márcio Seligmann-Silva. It took place in cooperation with the Jewish Museum Frankfurt as part of the project “MISHPOCHA: The Art of Collaboration.”
Accompanying program
A diverse program of events, including guided tours, lectures, and panel discussions, accompanied the exhibition. Admission to the Kunsthaus is free.
Teaser film "Memory in Action: Marcelo Brodsky"
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Recording of the discussion "The Fight Against Impunity—Argentina's Military on Trial"
Impressions of the exhibition
Exhibition "Memory in Action" at the Kunsthaus Wiesbaden
Kunsthaus Wiesbaden
Schulberg 10
65183 Wiesbaden