Surrealism, the most famous artistic movement of the 20th century, emerged in Paris 100 years ago. It was rooted in a revaluation of all values as a result of the First World War and shaped the 20th century like no other movement. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of Surrealism, the exhibition, which spans several epochs, invites visitors to explore the artistic, poetic and [...]...

With the exhibition "der saum lös sich", the Hamburger Kunsthalle is showing works on paper, texts and large-format paintings by the artist Fedele Maura Friede (*1997 in Holzminden), who was recently (2024) awarded the renowned Horst Janssen Graphics Prize of the Claus Hüppe Foundation at the Kunsthalle. Friede is the 8th winner of the €20,000 prize, the most valuable award for artists in the [...]

The exhibition In Her Hands. Women Sculptors of Surrealism celebrates the rediscovery of three extraordinary modern artists: Sonja Ferlov Mancoba, Maria Martins and Isabelle Waldberg were - each in their own way - protagonists of the international art movement of Surrealism between 1930 and 1960. In the exhibition, sculptures by these three sculptors are juxtaposed for the first time and presented in their expansive presence [...].

Opened in 1877, the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G) is one of Europe's leading museums of design. Its unique collection ranges from antiquity to contemporary innovations and encompasses the European, East Asian and Islamic cultural areas. Numerous exhibitions, events and projects open up a view of social development and question the design [...]