Interactions 2026 A Summer of Interactions

In the summer of 2026, the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn will present the exhibition "Interactions – A Summer of Interactions." This innovative program invites visitors to not only observe art but to actively experience it. The exhibition spans various areas of the museum and offers a multitude of interactive installations that encourage participation and exploration. A central element is the installation "Tree.ONE" by ecoLogicStudio in the foyer. This synthetic tree made of microalgae serves as a prototype for a vision in which buildings are not constructed but organically grown.

On the rooftop garden of the Bundeskunsthalle, La Fabrique Terrestre presents a project that illustrates the diversity and resilience of native grass species under the conditions of a potential temperature increase of 3°C. This installation prompts reflection on the impacts of climate change on our environment. ([bundeskunsthalle.de](https://www.bundeskunsthalle.de/interactions2025?utm source=openai))

In the forecourt, visitors will encounter the impressive wooden and plant structure "Vert" by AHEC, Diez Office, and OMC°C. This work demonstrates what sustainable and straightforward approaches to cooler and greener urban design can look like. ([bundeskunsthalle.de](https://www.bundeskunsthalle.de/interactions2025?utm source=openai))

In addition to these main installations, other artworks will be presented that invite play, reflection, and lingering. For example, the sound installation "RadiOh Europa" by Action Hero or "Nightfall" by Jonas Brinker, a tender observation of fireflies. These works offer unique experiences and foster dialogue between art and the audience. ([bundeskunsthalle.de](https://www.bundeskunsthalle.de/fileadmin/user upload/Pressemeldungen/2025/Interactions 2025/PM INTERACTIONS X WEtransFORM.pdf?utm source=openai))

Thus, the Bundeskunsthalle will become a vibrant place of encounter in the summer of 2026, where art, nature, and technology engage in an inspiring dialogue. A visit to this exhibition promises a unique experience that appeals to the senses and stimulates thought.