Hambourg, officiellement Ville libre et hanséatique de Hambourg, est une ville-État et un Land de la République fédérale d'Allemagne. Son nom officiel renvoie à son histoire en tant que ville libre d'Empire et membre de la Ligue hanséatique.
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Making History
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Carrie Yamaoka
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Joyce Pensato: Eyes For You
Deichtorhallen Hamburg
Impressionism
Hamburger Kunsthalle
David Novros
Hamburger KunsthalleGaleries à Hambourg
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Signa
Hamburger Kunsthalle
SIGNA returns to NORDWIND, with its first visual art installation in Germany. ICH LÜGE, UM ZU WEINEN transforms the Hubertus Wald Forum at the Hamburger Kunsthalle into an exhibition landscape of tableau-like scenes,…

Carrie Yamaoka
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Maria Lassnig Prize

David Novros
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Painting
From Monet to Picasso. Jewish Art Collectors in Germany
Bucerius Kunst Forum
The exhibition From Monet to Picasso. Jewish Art Collectors in Germany reconstructs 15 important art collections assembled by German Jews before 1945. It brings together many of their modernist masterpieces, now…

Hito Steyerl – Deine Mudda macht Show
Deichtorhallen Hamburg
The exhibition is dedicated to the award-winning work of the media artist and author, whose pieces operate at the intersection of art, technology, and social analysis. In her video essays, multimedia installations, and…

Tomorrow’s Ghosts – The Photographic and its Spectres
Deichtorhallen Hamburg
The Körber Foundation and the House of Photography at the Deichtorhallen Hamburg have launched EXPANDED HORIZONS. NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVES, an internationally oriented mentoring and exhibition program dedicated to…

Joyce Pensato: Eyes For You
Deichtorhallen Hamburg
With her bold, gestural painting style, New York artist Joyce Pensato became the icon of the fusion of American pop culture and Abstract Expressionism. Mickey, Donald, Batman, The Simpsons, and South Park—through…

Unstable Media in the 21st Century
Hamburger Kunsthalle
UNSTABLE MEDIA IN THE 21ST CENTURY examines some of the most radical voices in media art today based on some 40 key works from the Centre Pompidou’s pioneering New Media Collection. Ever since the 1980s, the uncertain…

Modernism on the Move
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Not only in Europe, but across the globe, the first half of the 20th century saw the emergence of numerous artistic movements that responded to the upheavals of the time through innovative styles and concepts. Shaped by…

Better Together. From Cranach's Workshop to the Guerrilla Girls
Bucerius Kunst Forum
To mark the 25th anniversary of the Bucerius Kunst Forum in 2027, we will celebrate the creative potential of community: Better Together is the motto and title of the exhibition. The focus is not on the solitary…

Almut Heise
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Almut Heise (b. 1944) is among the original voices of painting in Germany. Her early, colorful interiors with numerous references to the reality of life in post-war Germany convey a quiet, detached form of presence.…

Impressionism
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Franco-German Encounters

Making History
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Hans Makart and the Salon Painting of the 19th Century

Philipp Otto Runge
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Philipp Otto Runge (1777–1810) is considered one of the founders of Romanticism in Germany as well as a key artistic innovator around 1800. During a period of profound political, social and intellectual transformation,…

SCULPTURAL
Hamburger Kunsthalle
The New Galleries

This is the Modern World
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Breakthroughs in Art, 1900–1960

OUBLIER
Hamburger Kunsthalle
Pour la première fois, une exposition se consacre au thème de l'oubli exclusivement sous l'angle de l'art contemporain international. Environ 20 artistes internationaux·ales explorent ce sujet, principalement dans des…

Time After Time
Hamburger Kunsthalle
With a major exhibition on the ground floor of the Gallery of Contemporary Art, the Hamburger Kunsthalle shows the wide range of current ideas and new approaches. As the exhibition title suggests (»Time after Time«),…



