Across Time: Gursky, Lucas, Miró, Warhol and the Art of the Long 19th Century

In 1876, the National Gallery opened its doors, aspiring to embody contemporary art. Today, the Alte Nationalgalerie celebrates its 150th anniversary with “Über Zeiten” (Across Times), a daring exhibition that challenges chronologies. This unique presentation juxtaposes works ranging from Andreas Gursky to the paintings of Joan Miró and Andy Warhol, revealing unexpected connections between artistic movements of the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition invites reflection on the continuity of art history, exploring how visions can resonate across time. The artworks are presented in a space where viewers are encouraged to bridge the gaps between eras. An immersive and stimulating experience for art lovers and those who question the evolution of creation, with works selected by Bernhard Heisig. Admission costs €16 and the exhibition is open from Thursday to Sunday.