Albertinum: Exhibitions

In the permanent exhibition as well as in the changing special exhibitions, the Albertinum puts themes and artists of the 19th, 20th and 21st century on display.

Presentation of the Collection

Art from the Romantic period to the present day

The broad spectrum of works and the exceptional quality of the paintings make the Albertinum one of the most important museums of its kind in Germany

Special exhibition

Slavs and Tatars. Made in Dschermany

Kunsthalle im Lipsiusbau

In its research-based works, the collective Slavs and Tatars engages with traditions, customs, language, anthropology and politics in a formal, courageous manner.

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Slavs and Tatars, Weeping Window (Morgenländer), 2017

Exhibition by the winner of the 11th Ernst Rietschel Prize for Sculpture 2018

15.03.2018 — 15.07.2018

Nevin Aladağ - Music Room

Albertinum

In Nevin Aladağ’s works, a major role is played by questions of family background, of self-perception and how one is perceived by others.

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Ansicht einer Kupferplatte, die durch eine Tänzerin mit Schuhen mit Stiletto-Absätzen eingedellt worden ist

Focus Albertinum

East German Painting and Sculpture 1949–1990

The latest in the series of exhibitions entitled “Focus Albertinum” is currently highlighting the Albertinum‘s own holdings of “Art in the GDR”.

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Wolfgang Mattheuer, Die Flucht des Sisyphos, 1972.

Focus Albertinum

New Objectivity portrays women

In the 1920s, Dresden was a major hub of New Objectivity in Germany.

Frau, Dame, sitzend, Hände gefaltet, rosa Kleid, blaue Perlenkette, Schminke, Lippenstift, Strenge, Eleganz, zarter Stoff

Focus Albertinum

Before and after 1933

This selection from the Albertinum collection illustrates the diversity in painting in the 1930s, with origins in New Objectivity, Naturalism and “Homeland” art