Meldungen
Verleihung des CDF-Preises 2025 & Vernissage der Preisträgerausstellung: Lukas Maksay: What Do We Do When We Get Lost In The Forest?
Verleihung des Caspar-David-Friedrich-Preises 2025 & Vernissage der Preisträgerausstellung
- 11. Oktober 2025, 14:00 Uhr im Caspar-David-Friedrich-Zentrum, Lange Str. 57, 17489 Greifswald
- Einführung und Laudatio: Josephine Steinfurth, Juryvorsitzende des CDF-Preises, sowie Helen Verhoeven, Malerei-Professorin an der Hochschule für Bildende Künste (HfBK) Dresden
- Der Eintritt ist frei.
Friedrich Andreoni: This all sounds
Aktuelle Ausstellung: Dagmar Lißke: „schwimmen in blau“
Dagmar Lißke untersucht seit 2000 das Thema, wie Texte und Schriftzeichen als Bilder gelesen werden können. Ihre grundsätzliche Bildidee, die Ästhetik eines Schriftsatzes zu nutzen, Schriftzeichen ohne Punkt und Komma sowie Abstände zwischen den Wörtern darzustellen, ändert sie mit Ausnahme von wenigen Arbeiten nie. Im Bild verliert so die Lesbarkeit an Bedeutung und Notwendigkeit. Trotzdem präsentieren sich ihre gewählten Texte äußerst wandelbar durch Veränderung kleinerer Nuancen der Darstellung.
- 19. April bis 6. Juli
- dienstags bis sonntags - 11 bis 17 Uhr geöffnet
- Einen Überblick über die Begleitveranstaltungen finden Sie hier.
A ‘Gallery of Romanticism‘ for Caspar David Friedrich
New exhibition rooms for the outstanding Friedrich collection with seven oil paintings and a large portfolio of drawings will be created at the Pomeranian State Museum over the coming years. The ‘Gallery of Romanticism’ will increase the artist’s popularity in his native Greifswald and pay tribute to the painter Caspar David Friedrich as the most famous artist of Mecklenburg Western Pomerania and the most important representative of Romanticism.
The Pomeranian State Museum intends to name the new exhibition rooms ‘Gallery of Romanticism’. The current gallery will be completely refurbished and enlarged by a new building directly adjacent to the gallery. A total of 150 square metres of exhibition space will invite the visitor to explore the Romantic era via an array of 21st century multi-media technology.
Friedrich’s 40 drawings, which have been restored by a Berlin-based conservator since 2015, will be displayed temporarily in the newly refurbished gallery, as will the many letters to the artist’s family and friends.
Book project: ’Children Discover Caspar David Friedrich in Greifswald‘
A group of pupils at the Caspar David Friedrich School in Greifswald are participating in a project called ‘Children Discover Caspar David Friedrich in Greifswald’. The aim of which is producing a book on the city’s famous son that is written by and for children.
A ‘Gallery of Romanticism‘ for Caspar David Friedrich
New exhibition rooms for the outstanding Friedrich collection with seven oil paintings and a large portfolio of drawings will be created at the Pomeranian State Museum over the coming years. The ‘Gallery of Romanticism’ will increase the artist’s popularity in his native Greifswald and pay tribute to the painter Caspar David Friedrich as the most famous artist of Mecklenburg Western Pomerania and the most important representative of Romanticism.
The Pomeranian State Museum intends to name the new exhibition rooms ‘Gallery of Romanticism’. The current gallery will be completely refurbished and enlarged by a new building directly adjacent to the gallery. A total of 150 square metres of exhibition space will invite the visitor to explore the Romantic era via an array of 21st century multi-media technology.
Friedrich’s 40 drawings, which have been restored by a Berlin-based conservator since 2015, will be displayed temporarily in the newly refurbished gallery, as will the many letters to the artist’s family and friends.