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Blue – A Conversation on Collective Osmosis

Potsdam, GermanyDas Minsk20 Juin 2026 - 20 Juin 2026
A hand with blue paint holds a brush, mixing various shades of blue paint on a palette.

Courtesy the artist © Oscar Murillo. Photo: Linus Müllerschön

With the exhibition Collective Osmosis Oscar Murillo has transformed the indoor and outdoor spaces at DAS MINSK into the site of a lived experiment in community and exchange.

Titled Blue – A Conversation on Collective Osmosis, the symposium brings together a series of lectures, talks, and performances exploring themes that run throughout the exhibition, including exchange, transformation, migration, and collective experience. Particular attention will be given to the color blue and its significance in the work of both Oscar Murillo and Claude Monet.

The event offers a unique opportunity to engage more deeply with Murillo's practice and hear from the artist directly. The artist will be present and participating in the program.

Check the program and register here.

Saturday, June 20
From 1pm to 7pm

DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam
Max-Planck-Straße 17
14473 Potsdam, Germany
Visiting hours: Wednesday to Monday, 10 am – 7 pm

www.dasminsk.de

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