Insights into the Colorful 1920s

Discover Germany in the 1920s at the Lenbachhaus

The Lenbachhaus in Munich invites you to dive into the fascinating world of the Weimar Republic. The exhibition "A Long-Distance Call. Scenes from the Weimar Republic" highlights the tension-filled and dynamic era of this time in Germany. The focus is on developments in fashion, media, the workforce, nightlife, and the political conflicts that shaped the country.

From the jazzy sounds in the dance halls of the big cities to the exciting fashion trends and technological innovations in the media – the exhibition offers a deep insight into the social and cultural upheavals of the 1920s.

Diverse Aspects of a Tumultuous Era

• Fashion: Clothing reflected a revolutionary change, moving away from traditional garments to daring and comfortable designs.
• Media: New communication tools like film and radio began to connect and influence society.
• Work: Industrialization brought both opportunities and challenges for the workforce of this time.
• Nightlife: A thriving club and theater scene made the Weimar years notorious for their nocturnal escapades.
• Political Conflicts: A time full of tensions and upheavals that significantly changed the political landscape.

Don't miss visiting this multifaceted exhibition, which runs until September 27, 2026.