Theresia Enzensberger | © Christian Werner
Writer Theresia Enzensberger is coming to LMU.
In recent years, Enzensberger has made her mark on the literary scene with three highly acclaimed books: the Bauhaus-related novel Blueprint (2017), the dystopia Auf See (At Sea, 2022; available in German only), and most recently the essay Schlafen (Sleeping, 2024; available in German only), which criticizes contemporary culture.
In the panel discussion, Enzensberger will join with Patrik Gräb (Visual Arts, Berlin) and Elsa-Sophie Jach (Resident Director of the Residenztheater Munich) to debate points of intersection between the arts. The discussion will be moderated by Benjamin Loy and Frieder von Ammon.
Further information can be found on the website of the Munich Center for Contemporary Literature (ZfGM).
On 17 June, Theresia Enzensberger will give a lecture on the topic “A Secret Third Thing” – On the Corruptibility of Formulas.