Who Decides What is Male? An Exhibition on Role Models and Perception
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The exhibition “You Decide What is Male.” addresses the question of how masculinity is understood, experienced, and socially shaped. It focuses on concepts and social perceptions surrounding the theme of “male.” The exhibition will be on display in December 2026 at the District Office of Regensburg.
An Occasion for Reflection
What is considered male? What expectations are associated with masculinity? And who actually decides which traits, behaviors, or roles are perceived as male? The exhibition tackles these questions and invites visitors to question familiar images and attributions.
Visitors can engage with different ideas of masculinity and explore the social concepts that influence our thinking and daily lives. It’s not about a single, fixed definition but about the diversity of possible perspectives on a topic that plays a role in many areas of life.
Exhibition at the District Office of Regensburg
The venue is the District Office of Regensburg. Thus, the exhibition will take place in a public administrative building in Regensburg and will open in December 2026. Specific information on daily opening hours, the exact exhibition period within the month, admission prices, and complementary events is not provided in this announcement.
Information about travel, parking options, and accessibility is also currently not provided. Interested individuals should check these details directly through the event source or at the District Office of Regensburg before their visit. This is particularly important if attending at a specific time is planned.
Who is the Exhibition For?
The exhibition is aimed at everyone interested in social role models, social perceptions, and the significance of masculinity. It can provide an impetus for personal reflection and discussions. Whether the visit occurs alone, with friends, family, or as part of a group is left to the guests' discretion.
Since the exhibition takes place in a building, it is categorized as an indoor event based on the available information. The visit is an opportunity to engage with a socially relevant topic in a calm atmosphere and to reassess one’s own viewpoints.
