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New addition to the collection

L'artista Heike Gallmeier con la sua opera "Selbst im Grün" del 2010
New Publication
Heike Gallmeier: Selbst im Grün, Berlin 2025
Heike Gallmeier's book Selbst im Grün (Self in Green) documents her re-staging of a work by
the Italian Renaissance painter Giorgione, The Tempest.
Rollbild Nikka Tanaka
DOPPEL two
Exhibited from the collection
DOPPEL two displays works from the Sperling Collection and, on loan from the Dr. Hackerodt Foundation, the scroll painting Chimaki by Nikka Tanaka.

In its exhibition, kunstraum friesenstrasse explores artistic duplications and the play with identity as they manifest themselves in repetitions, pairings, twin relationships, counterparts, diptychs, replicas, duplicates, or halves. Open until March 08, 2026, Friday to Sunday from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
James Turrell: totus intus - totus foris
James Turrell
Europe's largest art work by the artist in Hanover
In 2026, the Sprengel Museum Hanover will be expanded to include a spectacular light installation by the renowned US artist James Turrell. A Sky Space will be created in the museum's sculpture garden - a work specially developed for this outdoor space, called TOTUS INTUS, TOTUS FORIS - TOTALLY INSIDE, TOTALLY OUTSIDE

Turrell's installation will transform the museum courtyard into a total work of art that integrates the other sculptures and the architectural landscape into an immersive landscape of light.
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On the Trail of the Black Water
Karen Krüger
It opened over fifty years ago as a place of encounter for Italian and German culture and scholarship. But what does the German Center for Venetian Studies actually do today?
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German Center for Venetian Studies: 50th Anniversary
Dr. Christiane Hackerodt, chair of the Dr. Christiane Hackerodt Arts and Culture Foundation, and Dr. Marita Liebermann, privatdozent (lecturer) and director of the German Center for Venetian Studies, successfully agreed to the extend the funding provided to the Center by the Foundation. From 2022 on, the Foundation will continue to support artists and scholars in Venice for a further five years, providing stipends for studios, work visits, and catalogue publication.