On display are around 100 works by the Argentine artist and human rights activist, whose work explores the reconstruction of memories, including “1968 – The Fire of Ideas,” “Africa in the Struggle for Freedom,” “Mandela,” and “Black Lives Matter.” Admission is free. 

The theme of International Museum Day for 2026 is: “Museums uniting a divided world.” Every year, museums across Germany open their doors to the public—and the Kunsthaus is no exception. This year’s theme highlights the special role of museums in a time of global challenges and social tensions. Museums can build bridges—between generations, cultures, and different realities of life. 

The exhibition “Memory in Action: Marcelo Brodsky” runs through Sunday, June 28. It is presented in cooperation with “Mishpocha: The Art of Collaboration” at the Jewish Museum Frankfurt, the Heinrich Böll Foundation Hesse, the Jewish Community of Wiesbaden, and as part of WDC 2026.