Dancing in the museum. The robot Nao in the Pinakothek der Moderne at the Kunstareal-Fest 2015. (Image: A. Heddergott / TUM)
Termin - At the third Kunstareal-Fest on June 24 - 25, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) will showcase architectonic highlights of its buildings not otherwise immediately visible to the public, and will send the robot Nao to the Pinakothek der Moderne. There will also be a woodworking shop for children and young adults, while the Architecture Museum of TUM will open its doors for the current exhibition on landscape architecture. TUM is situated among museums in the midst of Munich's Kunstareal complex. For the third time, the Kunstareal's institutions are inviting the public to attend the two-day festival. The theme: Impulses ("Denkanstöße"). TUM will participate in the following program items; it's already possible to sign up for events with limited space: - Guided tour: Buildings and Artistic Design of TUM. The tour of the main TUM premises features many fascinating stories and details about the buildings, from the founding of the university in 1868 to the present, for example the remains of the Neureuther structure, destroyed in the war, or gangways originally from the old Munich airport in Riem.
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