This colonnaded, classical-style building is one of Munich's few remaining examples of Hitler-era architecture, and was officially opened by the Führer himself. In the Hitler years it showed only work deemed to reflect the Nazi aesthetic. One of its most successful postwar exhibitions was devoted to works banned by the Nazis. It hosts exhibitions of art, photography, and sculpture, as well as theatrical and musical happenings. The survival-of-the-chicest disco, P1, is in the building's west wing.
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