Inside Other Spaces: Environments by Women Artists 1956-1976

You bend down to get inside Tsuruko Yamazaki's Red, a 3.6-metre vinyl cube hung 70 cm off the floor. From outside it turns into a shadow theatre. It dates from 1956, the earliest work here.

The show rebuilds room-sized environments by women, made from light, sound, plastic and foam. Most were destroyed after their first showing, so they were reconstructed from photographs, sketches and letters. Haus der Kunst Munich conceived it; Leeum adds Korean artist Jung Kang-ja, whose 1970 Muche-jeon the government shut after three days. In Lygia Clark's The House Is the Body you take your shoes off. Judy Chicago's Feather Room holds about 136 kilograms of goose feathers, with removal tools at the exit: the lint roller you keep for black coats, scaled up.

Expect to walk into things rather than look at them. It runs to 29 November in the Black Box and Ground Gallery. Members enter free, and the museum takes reservations.