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https://kvost.de/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/02/01_KVOST_FUCHS_web.jpg16001071Biographies between Underground and Propaganda Toni Ebel, Andreas Fux, Harry Hachmeister, Jochen Hass, Dorothea von Philipsborn, Erika Stürmer-Alex, Rita „Tommy“ Thomas, Jürgen Wittdorf, Egon Wrobel curated by Stephan Koal KVOSTAll artistsWed – Sun 2 – 6 pmfree admission Other exhibition venues Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge Egon WrobelLeipziger Straße 54, 10117 Berlin / museumderdinge.deThu – Mon 12 – 7 pmAdmission: 6 Euro, reduced 4 Euro Mitte MuseumAndreas Fux & Jürgen WittdorfPankstraße 47, 13357 Berlin / mittemuseum.deSun – Fri 10am – 6 pmfree admission nGbKAll artistsKarl-Liebknecht-Straße 11/13, 10178 Berlin / ngbk.deTue – Sun 12–6 pm, Fri 12 – 8 pmfree admission The exhibition and extensive accompanying events programme shed light on artists’ positions in East Germany and encourage a new reading of art from the GDR. The project is a KVOST initiative and is taking place in cooperation with neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst (nGbk), Mitte Museum, and Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge. The exhibition draws on the checkered life stories of nine artists and their works, ranging from painting, sculpture, and ceramics to photography. On that basis it shows how differently the nine addressed the political and social conditions of their day. To what extent did sexual orientation influence their artistic practice and their careers?