Munich Wallflowers

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The Munich Wallflowers is a diverse group of women artists based in Munich. The collective was born out of a desire to create a space for women in the urban art scene, fostering creativity, community, and greater visibility for female artists.

Since the summer of 2024, this collective has been creating legal and welcoming spaces where women interested in street art can have their first experiences with this art form. Through workshops and group painting sessions, it encourages experimentation, skill development, and the exploration of different techniques, while building a supportive community of artists at all levels.

The active members are Marion Wilken (@redfoxhippie), Melike Kerpel (@melikekerpel_art), Cassie Tumlinson (@cassietumlinson), Marcela Gloria (@marchinmars), and Vanessa Hofmann (@vh.illustration).

​With theIDentityInteractive Art Festival, the artist collective Munich Wallflowers is presenting a participatory exhibition in Munich-Riem that explores the multifaceted aspects of identity—personal, cultural, and social. The exhibition invites visitors not only to view the works but also to participate, help shape the exhibition, and engage in dialogue.

The focus is on artistic installations, interactive works, workshops, concerts, performances, and discussion formats that highlight identity as a fluid and collectively experienced theme. The project combines artistic quality with social value and strengthens cultural participation in the neighborhood.