Exhibitions
Troika probes perception and reality in this solo show.
A major retrospective exploring Camille Pissarro's pivotal role in Impressionism, presented at the Museum Barberini in Potsdam and the Denver Art Museum.
Layered paintings of memory and identity from Kenya
Troika's immersive installations of light and space
22 Parisian pieces from the Erika Hoffmann gift
A full survey of Grethe Jürgens' art and photography
A 19th-century Erfurt painter's rise to European fame.
A solo show honouring the 2024 Wolfgang Hahn Prize winner
Two Fluxus pioneers reunited at Museum Ludwig
Monet and the Impressionists reimagine the modern city
150th anniversary retrospective of German Expressionist Otto Mueller
Ten major works ask what a 21st-century museum should be.
Troika probes order and chaos at Langen Foundation
Imperial portraits from the Qianlong Emperor's Hall of Purple Radiance.
Visionary Romantic landscapes by Caspar David Friedrich
Retrospective of a landmark 20th-century photographer
Solo show exploring tension and unrest at Sprengel Museum
Roni Horn's multidisciplinary solo show at Museum Ludwig
A retrospective of Jean Leppien's artistic legacy at Sprengel Museum Hanover, showcasing works from the artist's generous donation to the institution.
From the Salon des Refusés to the first Impressionist show.
Solo show celebrating Alÿs's 2023 Wolfgang Hahn Prize
Picasso's Suite 156 in dialogue with Kubra Khademi
Full-career retrospective of a Bauhaus pioneer
Postwar fashion and material photography by Walde Huth.
A major retrospective of Turkish artist Füsun Onur at Museum Ludwig, Cologne, surveying decades of her poetic, installation-based practice.
How one painter invented the Black Forest myth
Ukrainian modernism meets Koltsova's contemporary vision.
Troika and Cecil B. Evans explore colour, tech and identity.
Five artists subvert the image through body, gender, and identity.
Exquisite Ottoman embroidered textiles at the Pergamon Museum.
Solo show honoring Frank Bowling, 2022 Hahn Prize winner
Monumental sculptures that shatter space and form
Bonheur's animal paintings meet the Bühler-Brockhaus Collection
Raghubir Singh's colour vision of Kolkata's streets
Noguchi's sculptures, designs, and stage sets in Cologne
Beato's 19th-century Japan, reframed as constructed narrative
