The special exhibition “Shameless? Sexual Morality in Transition” in House of History of the Federal Republic of Germany With around 900 objects, it sheds light on the changes in the way morality and sexuality have been dealt with since the end of the Second World War – from the prudishness of the post-war period to the “sexual revolution” and the “Law on Registered Life Partnerships”.

The first presentation took place in the Contemporary History Forum Leipzig of the Haus der Geschichte Foundation from November 2014 to April 2015. There were eight works from my series in the exhibition “Anti-authoritarian children’s store versus Protestant kindergarten in 1970” shown:

The show was then shown at the following locations:

• House of History Bonn, May 30, 2015-April 3, 2016
• Theodor-Heuss-Haus Stuttgart, October 19, 2017-April 18, 2018
• Heimatmuseum Leer, May 13-October 28, 2018
• Volkshochschule Dorsten 19 November-31 December 2018
• Ludwig-Erhard-Haus Foundation Fürth, 25 April-25 September 2019
• City of Grevenbroich, July 19-October 4, 2020
• Balingen City Administration, February 3-May 29, 2022
• Bevern Castle, July 14-October 13, 2022
• Textile Museum Neumünster, November 7, 2022-January 15, 2023

The House of History of the Federal Republic of Germany Foundation continues to make the exhibition available to museums and cultural institutions on loan.