Rundgang 2026

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Rundgang 2026 – Lageplan / Map
15. bis 19. Juli 2026, Eintritt frei
Eröffnung: Mittwoch, 15. Juli, 18:30 Uhr, Aula der KHM
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Rundgang 2026

Featuring exhibitions, film programmes, readings, concerts and performances. The detailed programme will be published here from the beginning of July.

Opening:

Wednesday 15 July, 6.30 pm, KHM Auditorium


Exhibition opening hours

Thu–Sun, 16–19 July, 2 pm–8 pm

Film programmes 

Thu–Sun, 16–19 July, KHM auditorium & Filmforum at the Museum Ludwig

Student advisory service

Thu/Sat, 16/18 July, 2 pm–5 pm, Filzengraben 2, 50676 Cologne

Main Information Desk

Heumarkt 14, 50667 Cologne & Filzengraben 2, 50676 Cologne


Guided tours (up to 25 people):

Meeting point: Foyer, Heumarkt 14, 3.30 pm

Thursday 16 July, 3.30 pm: Guided tour with Rector Mathias Antlfinger

Saturday 18 July, 3.30 pm: Guided tour with Vice-Rector Solveig Klaßen

Sunday 19 July, 3.30 pm: Guided tour with Vice-Rector Zilvinas Lilas


Admission is free everywhere

The Cologne Academy of Media Arts (KHM) cordially invites you to the 2026 Exhibition from 15 to 19 July 2026. This traditional annual exhibition presents a diverse programme featuring exhibitions, film screenings, concerts, performances and readings. On display are recent works by students and final-year students on the ‘Media Arts’ course.


The graduation ceremony is always integrated into the Rundgang. A total of 75 students have completed their degrees this year. The majority of their final projects can be viewed as part of the Rundgang. No fewer than 30 graduation projects will be presented along the exhibition route – including video and sound installations, photographic works, mixed-media pieces, sculptures, paintings and literary works. 

The film programmes in the KHM auditorium and at the Filmforum in the Museum Ludwig will screen a total of 42 graduation and project films. Highlights include, for example, two short films that recently had their world premiere at the Oberhausen International Short Film Festival. 


In addition to the exhibitions, studios, laboratories and seminars offer fascinating insights into artistic working processes and current projects. In total, there are more than 100 works to discover. The programme is complemented by readings, courtyard concerts and performances taking place daily.


This year, the walking tour route along the Filzengraben is once again extended to include the KHM’s new main building at Heumarkt 14. The Filmforum at the Museum Ludwig and Matjö – Raum für Kunst of the BBK Cologne are once again participating as external venues.


Anyone wishing to get to know the KHM or interested in studying there will gain a particularly authentic and comprehensive insight into the college, its working methods and the diversity of artistic approaches during the tour. At the same time, the event creates the atmosphere of a wonderful five-day summer festival. For prospective students, special advisory sessions on studying at the KHM will be offered on Thursday and Saturday.

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