Graphic design with the words "Kunst gegen Missbrauch" in black and white background, and red banner with "Missbrauch" text, indicating "Art against abuse" in German.

Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse)

The traveling exhibition Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse) addresses the issue of sexual violence perpetrated against minors with the aim of raising awareness on an often taboo subject. The exhibition brings together the artworks of contemporary artist Nessi Nezilla, photographs by Felicitas Yang and Armando Milano, as well as the professional input of professor Julia Wege. The exhibition is put into context with extensive data, facts, and background information on the subject of child abuse. Organized in cooperation with the World Childhood Foundation, the Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart, the State Criminal Police Office of Baden-Württemberg, and RWU University of Applied Sciences Ravensburg-Weingarten, the exhibition will be presented at various universities and educational institutions.

Access

08.05 - 04.06.25

Vernissage 07.05 - 11:15am 

University of Applied Sciences Ravensburg-Weingarten

Doggenriedstraße 70, 88250 Weingarten, Germany

Official Project Website (GER)
Press Release (ENG)
Exhibition Flyer (GER)

Gallery

A bedroom with a bed near a window covered with pink curtains, a teddy bear on the pillows, a rolled-up white towel or blanket, a smartphone on the bed, and a wall decorated with photos or postcards.
Empty classroom with desks and chairs, some desks have backpacks hanging, and colorful artwork on the wall.
Empty church interior with wooden pews, stained glass windows, and a red carpet aisle.
Hospital room with a bed, medical equipment, and large windows with floral-patterned curtains.
A pink water bottle with dog illustrations lying on a wooden bench inside a room with tiled walls and wooden benches.
An empty indoor gymnasium with a wooden floor, large windows, and a volleyball lying on the floor.

Exhibition

Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse). Exhibition display with pink panels and text in German, showing information about art against abuse, with an adjacent digital photo of empty classroom desks and chairs.
Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse). An indoor art exhibition with framed digital displays and red panels in a modern gallery space.
A display in a modern indoor space featuring a transparent cross-shaped container filled with colorful plastic caps. Exhibition Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse).
An indoor exhibition display with pink panels and two monitors showing images, located in a modern corridor.
Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse). Interior of a modern building with red display panels, informational screens, and a glass staircase. There is a ceiling with skylights and a textured wall.
Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse). An art installation consisting of two black metal frames with pink translucent panels and attached images, displayed in an indoor space with concrete flooring and other furnishings.
Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse) Exhibition.
Sign with German words 'KUNST GEGEN MISSBRAUCH' on a pink background. Kunst Gegen Missbrauch (Art Against Abuse) Exhibition.
Coat of arms with a shield displaying three black lions on a yellow background, topped with a gold crown. Below is the text 'Baden-Württemberg' with German flag colors and stylized typography, and German words 'LANDESKRIMINALAMT' underneath.
3D model of the word "NEZLA" with stylized, black, and red 3D text.
Logo of Fraunhofer with a stylized teal square with diagonal lines and the word 'Fraunhofer' next to it, followed by 'PA'.
Logo for Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences featuring purple 'RW', a blue lion, and turquoise text.
Logo for the Hilda Hopp World Childhood Foundation, founded by H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden.