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Museum am Rothenbaum
Kulturen und Künste der Welt
Rothenbaumchaussee 64
20148 Hamburg

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Start » Calendar » Between camp and cute. Designing queer exhibitions – 13.08.2026 – 19:00 Uhr

Das Plakatmotiv "KATZEN!" zeigt eine schwarze Katze mit strubbeligem Fell. Um den Hals trägt sie eine Kette aus gehäkelten rosa Mäusen.
© MARKK, Design: Rocket & Wink
Thursday
August 13 – 7:00 pm

Between camp and cute. Designing queer exhibitions

Workshop discussion with Anna Unterstab (exhibition designer) and others and Dr. Lotte Warnsholdt (curator at MARKK)

Anyone who has visited the exhibition KATZEN! may recall the pink cat sofa, the fluffy plush wall, or the leopard-print curtain. Such design elements point to cultural meanings that have changed over time. Camp aesthetics also play a role here; according to Susan Sontag, they deliberately employ exaggeration and artificiality and have been particularly shaped by queer culture. In a conversation, the designers discuss this unique exhibition design with the curator. They offer insights into their ideas and the cultural references of the exhibition design—from camp aesthetics to questions of queerness and identity.

Language: German
Duration: ca. 2 hour(s)
Fee: free of charge
Museumseintritt: Museum admission is not included in the price. Please purchase a museum ticket.
Das Plakatmotiv "KATZEN!" zeigt eine schwarze Katze mit strubbeligem Fell. Um den Hals trägt sie eine Kette aus gehäkelten rosa Mäusen.
© MARKK, Design: Rocket & Wink

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