Opening in Munich: Nobody is Perfect – rethinking consumption!

Opening in Munich: Nobody is Perfect – rethinking consumption!

On Saturday, September 20, 2025, the Concept Art Space in Munich will open its doors for the vernissage of the exhibition "Nobody is Perfect - Consumption. Responsibility. Future." This creative initiative offers a humorous yet critical examination of the topic of consumption on 17 m² from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The event location at Schießstättstraße 30 is just five minutes from Theresienwiese and promises to discover new perspectives and promote lively discussions. A special surprise awaits the guests: a “special beer on the house” creates a relaxed atmosphere and invites you to linger. More information about the exhibition can be found on the event website.

In a world where consumer behavior is having an increasing impact on our environment and society, this exhibition not only highlights the responsibility of the individual, but also the need to fundamentally rethink our consumer behavior. As the WWF notes, excessive consumption often leads to overuse of our resources. This not only impacts the environment, but also the availability of resources for other people around the world. It is therefore important to reflect on different aspects of consumption – be it food, energy or even water and wood.

Consuming responsibly

A central point of the exhibition is the change towards more sustainable consumer behavior. The importance of avoiding food waste is also highlighted. The WWF clearly describes how not only our food choices, but also our general consumer behavior can influence climate and environmental impacts. The opportunity to calculate your own ecological footprint and reduce its impact not only gives visitors to the exhibition food for thought, but also practical approaches to a sustainable lifestyle.

In the course of this discussion, the exhibition shows that consumption is not only an individual but also a collective issue. The focus is on how we as a society can act responsibly to make the world a livable place for future generations. Visiting this exhibition is therefore more than just a cultural event; it is an invitation to actively participate in change and to exchange ideas with like-minded people.

So anyone who would like to delve into a critical examination of our consumer behavior will have the perfect opportunity to do so on September 20, 2025. Visit the exhibition “Nobody is Perfect” and discover how you can have a positive influence on our future. Further details can be found on the event website.