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Six BMW Art Cars in Munich by September 12!

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Until September 12th, BMW Art Cars will be presented in the Munich Pinakothek der Moderne. Six of the 19 “rolling sculptures” created between 1975 and 2010 will be shown: Alexander Calder (BMW 3.0 CSL, 1975), Roy Lichtenstein (BMW 320i, 1977), Andy Warhol (BMW M1, 1979), Robert Rauschenberg (BMW 635 CSi, 1986), Esther Mahlangu (BMW 525i, 1991) and Jeff Koons (BMW M3 GT2, 2010).

BMW Art Cars @ Pinakothek der Moderne

The artists from the USA and South Africa created a fascinating symbiosis of technology, design and motorsport in cooperation with BMW. As a long-time sponsor of the Pinakotheken, the cars can now be seen in the museum - the M1 Andy Warhol is even parked in front of the door. The visit is worthwhile for all art and car enthusiasts from 0-99!

Six BMW Art Cars in Munich by September 12!

On the initiative of the French racing driver and art lover Hervé Poulain and in close collaboration with the then BMW Motorsport Director Jochen Neerpasch, the artist Alexander Calder was asked in 1975 to design Poulain's BMW racing car. Since then, artists from all over the world have followed and designed BMW automobiles of their time.

BMW Art Cars go digital

For the 50th anniversary of the BMW Group's cultural commitment, the Art Cars are also finding their way into the digital world and can be seen virtually in a comprehensive 360 ​​° exhibition: whether indoors, in the open air or in completely unexpected locations. To experience the BMW Art Cars virtually and interactively, the Acute Art App can be downloaded for free in App Store and over Google Play be downloaded.

Six BMW Art Cars in Munich by September 12!

  1. To do this, scan the QR code (attached PDF) with your smartphone and download the Acute Art App in the App Store or via Google Play.
  2. Open the app and select “BMW Art Cars” and one of the vehicles. Press “place”.
  3. Point your smartphone at the floor and tap the screen for placement. Rotate or adjust the size with your fingers.

The Acute Art app uses cutting edge technology that works best on high end phones with the latest software. The supported devices are iPhone X or newer and Samsung Galaxy S8 or equivalent models. The app requires a phone with at least 4 GB of RAM and the Apple iOS 11 or Android 8.0 Oreo (API 24) operating system. For more information, see: acuteart.com.

Six BMW Art Cars in Munich by September 12!

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