What happens when art meets political expectations? Starting on Friday, October 9, the Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr will show for the first time in a larger style what the GDR's National People's Army has left of paintings, graphics and sculptures. "Art on command?" is the name of the show, and the question mark is the programme. Curator Katja Protte. Photo: Anton Launer The exhibition runs until August 31, 2027. More than 200 works…
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What happens when art meets political expectations? Starting on Friday, October 9, the Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr will show for the first time in a larger style what the GDR's National People's Army has left of paintings, graphics and sculptures. "Art on command?" is the name of the show, and the question mark is the programme. Curator Katja Protte. Photo: Anton Launer The exhibition runs until August 31, 2027. More than 200 works…