Harriet Häußler

The 10th edition of the Berlin Art Week started for the second time under pandemic conditions. As the German art market is still not back to its level from before the Corona crises this is one of the most important events in Germany for collectors, curators, galleries and art enthusiastics to talk and discuss about […]

The German Fluxus, happenings and performance artist Joseph Beuys had great influence on the German and European art scene as an artist as well as a theorist of art. He was born 100 years ago on May 12 in 1921. In occasion of this anniversary it seems to be appropriate to take a closer look

From May 21, 2021, the Picture Gallery in Berlin opens its doors for the exhibition: “The Late Gothic Era: The Birth of Modernity“ From today on the Picture Gallery (Gemäldegalerie) in Berlin shows an impressive new exhibition on late Gothic art in featuring some 130 objects, including key works from the German-speaking world in the

Last Friday, April 23, 2021 the new regulations of the German state come into force which shall help to reduce the spread of the Corona virus. In all German cities and areas with an incidence of more than 100 all museums, operas, theaters and other cultural institutions have to close apart from other strict regulations

Auction Record for Digital Art: A JPEG for 69 Million US-Dollar Last Thursday March 11, 2021, a digital art work was sold for more than 69 million US-Dollar at Christie’s New York. The lot was sold at a standalone pure online-sale which had started on February 25. The work sold after bidding opened at 100

Fridy, March 12, 2021, 10 am till 2.30 pm Fee: 5 EUR Registration is open at: https://shop.kuma.art/#/product/event/274?date=2021-03-12&date_id=6085 Participants of the panel discussion at 11 am: Klaus Gallwitz, Andreas Beyer, Esther Graf and Harriet Häußler The symposium will examine how Anselm Kiefer draws on literature, religion and history. The artist’s choice of media and his way

The virus holds the world still in its clutches. Millions of people cannot attend exhibitions in museums or galleries to see old or new masterpieces in-person. The art market has to cope with the ongoing situation of closed spaces and cancelled art fairs. At the same time there seems to be a new trend: extraordinary

On January 1, 2021 the UK officially left the European Union. Which consequences does the new situation have for the players of the art market? Of course, one thing is for sure: All players of the art market have to get used to the new regulations. The first weeks passed by like a bumpy start.