group show with

Marleen Andreev I Cristina Barroso I Charlotte Bastian I Antje Blumenstein I Betty Boehm I Bretz/Holliger I Susanne Britz I Frank Bubenzer I Stefanie Bühler I Caroline Corleone I Mathias Deutsch I Ulrike Dornis I Thilo Droste I Daniela Ehemann I Lara Faroqhi I Michael Fetzer I Saeed Foroghi I Nicolas Freitag I Nathalie Grenzhaeuser I Harriet Groß I Andrea Grote I Maxim Gunga I Jens Hanke I Anna Heidenhein I Norbert W. Hinterberger I Mia Hochrein I Alexandra Hopf I Iris Hurthe I Cordula Jäger I Thomas Judisch I Franz Jyrch I Rachel Kohn I Edith Kollath/Anne Brannys I Gabriele Künne I Birgit Krause I Marta Leite I Moritz Liebig I Peter Jap Lim I Jorge Lopes I Wolfgang Matzat/Alke Brinkmann I Isabell Alexandra Meldner I Matthias Moravek I Andrea Morein I Enrico Niemann I NN I Antonio Panetta I Lisa Peters/Lisa Drost I Veronika Pfaffinger I Mona Pourebrahim I Torsten Prothmann I Thomas & Renée Rapedius I Ilka Raupach I Florian Richter I Maja Rohwetter I Nait Rosenfelder I Christoph Roßner I Hansjörg Schneider I Jiří Surůvka I Dagmar Tränkle I Clemens Tremmel I Mathias Völcker I Wiebke Maria Wachmann I Yvonne Wahl I Anita Stöhr Weber I Daniel Wiesenfeld I Left Winter I Melanie Wiora I Gabriele Worgitzki I Linhan Yu I Frank Zitzsmann I Oliver Zwink.
   
How should we think about the unity and at the same time the difference between nature and spirit, as was already the case in the 18th century, and what consequences does this have for the way we deal with nature today? According to Bruno Latour, Caspar David Friedrich can be called a visionary of the Anthropocene. His relevance remains unbroken and represents an ideal starting point for a variety of artistic references, which will engage in a process-orientated critical discourse on the opening evening. Let's celebrate his 250th birthday together.

holidays break: Dec 23, 2023 – Jan 5, 2024