Doing something that no one else has ever done before – there are artists who try out unusual ways to learn more about a particular thing. In doing so, they embark on crazy and adventurous research journeys. With their artworks, they tell about their journeys and let the museum visitors participate a little bit. Hopefully, Anton and Beyza won’t get any crazy ideas now.

For the collector couple Peter and Irene Ludwig, travel was an important part of their activity. The Ludwig Collection consists of several thousand objects and gathers together art from many continents and epochs. The idea of “world art” was the inspiration.

As an additional part of her artistic work ‘I am looking at Silicon Valley – Silicon Valley is looking at Me’, Mareike Foecking has produced photographic videos – as a reaction to the closure of museums – in which she talks to some of the protagonists of her photographic work and her travel diary about the pictures taken in Silicon Valley and thus decodes them.

Almost 60 years ago, Stanley Brouwn asked people passing by to draw a THIS WAY BROUWN: The path he would have to take to get to their home. In the context of the exhibition Christoph Mueller has drawn a tribute to Stanley Brouwn and in the last weeks many visitors have shown us their way.

As an additional part of her artistic work ‘I am looking at Silicon Valley – Silicon Valley is looking at Me’ Mareike Foecking has – as a reaction to the lockdown of museums – produced photographic videos in which she talks with some protagonists of her photographic work and her travel diary about the pictures taken in Silicon Valley and thus decodes them.

With her project Diving Through Europe, Klara Hobza takes up a great challenge. She wants to dive through Europe in stages and discover cultural, political, and geographical secrets underwater. She reveals her “itinerary” in the video.

An interview with Cordula Sohst-Brennenstuhl and Dominic Brennenstuhl, the lenders of Till Krause’s works – “Achse Kiel-Hamburg, Blickfeldkarte” and “Handykarte”.

A cooperation of the Ludwig Forum for International Art, Akademie für Handwerksdesign-Gut Rosenberg and the Ahoi Group in the context of the exhibition Bon Voyage! Travelling in Contemporary Art.