Stephanie Müller, aka Rag*Treasure und Klaus Erika Dietl sind ein Künstlerduo aus München. Im donumenta ART LAB on the Move – dieses Mal in der Glashüttenstraße – widmen sich die Textilkünstlerin und der Maler mit „Das Glück der kalten Jahre beißt“ in Installation und Performance den vielfältigen Aspekten von Veränderung.
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Rag*Treasure are an artist duo from Munich. With a work by textile artist Stefanie Müller and musician Klaus Erika Dietl, the donumenta ART LAB on the Move will move to Glashüttenstraße at the beginning of August. For their performative installation “The happiness of the cold years bites”, Rag*Treasure use used items of clothing and textile upcycling as well as music from sewing and knitting machines.

From August 2 to October 11, 2025 in Glashüttenstraße in the north of Regensburg.

Imagine the Danube flowing in the opposite direction - or being transported back to the time of Marcus Aurelius. The history of Regensburg, its connections, and its role in Europe inspired the artists of the 2024 donumenta Artist in Residence program to create works in public spaces - on view from June 27 to September 30, 2025.

The public space installations by donumenta artists Johanna Tinzl from Austria, Bojan Stojčić from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Erika Velická from the Czech Republic, and...

Imagine the Danube flowing in the opposite direction or someone transporting you back to the time of Marc Aurels. The history of Regensburg, its connections and its role for Europe inspired the artists of the donumenta Artist in Residence program 2024 to create their works in public space - on display from 27 June to 30 September 2025.

The donumenta artists' installations in public space were created by Johanna Tinzl from Austria, Bojan Stojčić from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Erika Velická from...

Four artists, artists in residence of donumenta e.V., present their works in the public space of the UNESCO World Heritage City. Their approaches are sometimes political, sometimes historical and always poetic. With their installations, they open up a thoughtful and engaging dialog with tourists, locals and world heritage travelers - from 27 June to 31 September 2025.

The launch event on International Danube Day will focus on how the Danube acts as a unique connecting element between culture,...