Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA)

5 Monica Kamel - 2 years ago

Today I was craving inspiration, motivation and creativity. I’ve had this museum on my list for quite sometime and today was the day to pay a visit. It was well worth it. Today was very inspiring, the art was really different. There were two exhibitions running in parallel : Swoon , about captivating emotions from people and saving them at a point of time through art or time capsule, people were featured from all walks of life and Japanese architecture.
The museum was simple, cosy, featured a few masterpieces. Not overly saturated and not too empty either. I enjoyed the collections, the art and the inspiration.

5 Kevin Bachmann - 6 months ago

Very nice collection close to the city center

3 Jack Jones (1Travel.co Go Explore) - 2 years ago

Hidden museum behind the pedestrian zone in Munich. The Swoon exhibition was quite interesting. Missed the modern graffiti which was meant to be there but good place to visit when it's pouring with rain.

5 Gabriël hoogendoorn - 3 weeks ago

Small but cozy exhibitions which displays great pieces of art. With good English descriptions about the artists.

4 Izis F. - 3 years ago

I went to a photo art Surface exhibition, the exhibition was nice.
All the arts had a tag explaining it. I believe that they could signalize better the place with indications to “exit” and others rooms. There was a room without any sense downstairs, completely “disconnected” from the museum. The museum store could have a special place and became more accessible for us.
The price could be around €4.

5 Moritz G. - 2 years ago

Swoon is an absolutely fascinating exhibition. The stencils and their level of detail and expressiveness are absolutely impressive. The way everything is arranged, using many different materials in interesting combinations even adds an additional layer.

4 Jarrod Miller - 3 years ago

A nice little modern art gallery in Munich.

Host a changing exhibition including some of Banksy's work. Including one of the spray paint art from his residency and the Better out than In New York City take over.