For the opening weekend of “Various Others,” Museum Brandhorst presents the third “Flag Commission,” where artists design flags for the poles in front of the museum that were originally intended to carry advertisements. This year, the renowned Dutch artist Lily van der Stokker was invited to participate. Her design will be presented to the public at a breakfast event. The artist (*1954, lives and works in Amsterdam and New York) has become known for her installations and murals, which are based on decorative imagery from everyday life and domestic spaces and which question their gender and identity-political implications. For the flags, Stokker has not created drawings with integrated text – as one might expect from her – but instead literally places a list of words revolving around drugstore articles, items of clothing, household objects, physical ailments and insults in the public space.