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  1. Hands holding a Leica Q camera in the official Q owners workshop artwork.

    Leica Q3 Owners Workshop

    · Leica Store & Gallery Meatpacking

    German camera maker Leica offers hands-on guidance for Q-system owners, covering settings, metering and focus in a small group. Bring your compatible camera.

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  2. Official source artwork for Morbid Anatomy Krampus Holiday Market.

    Morbid Anatomy Krampus Holiday Market

    · Tom Kane Theater, Industry City

    Austrian and Bavarian Krampus folklore inspires Morbid Anatomy’s Brooklyn holiday market of unusual art, antiques and gifts.

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  3. Official source artwork for Modernity and Opulence: Women of the Wiener Werkstätte.

    Modernity and Opulence: Women of the Wiener Werkstätte

    · The Jewish Museum

    Jewish women of Vienna’s Wiener Werkstätte take the spotlight in an exhibition of Austrian modernist design.

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  4. Artwork for Tammam Azzam: A Horizon Remains

    Tammam Azzam: A Horizon Remains

    · Goethe-Institut New York

    Exhibition of Syrian-German artist Tammam Azzam, opening September 16 and on view through December 3; the opening reception is listed separately.

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  5. Organizer artwork for Diana Kurz: Hidden in Plain Sight

    Diana Kurz: Hidden in Plain Sight

    · Lincoln Glenn Chelsea

    Lincoln Glenn presents rediscovered small-scale abstract paintings made in the late 1950s and early 1960s by Vienna-born painter Diana Kurz.

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  6. Organizer artwork for Jutta Koether: tRaVeLiNgliGHt

    Jutta Koether: tRaVeLiNgliGHt

    · Lévy Gorvy Dayan

    Cologne-born artist Jutta Koether shows twelve new paintings in dialogue with Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti.

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  7. Artwork for Hidden in Plain Sight: The Secret Photo Album of Theresienstadt

    Hidden in Plain Sight: The Secret Photo Album of Theresienstadt

    · Katherine and Clifford Goldsmith Gallery, Center for Jewish History

    Ongoing exhibition, opened May 6 and on view through December 31, 2026, about photographs secretly preserved by an inmate of Theresienstadt and their place in German-speaking Jewish history.

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  8. Artwork for There Are No Words: Si Lewen's Parade

    There Are No Words: Si Lewen's Parade

    · The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gallery 690

    Polish-born Jewish artist Si Lewen was raised in Germany and fled Nazi persecution; the 63-drawing cycle is shaped by his experience of World War II.

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  9. Organizer artwork for Tobias Pils: Vincent van Gogh

    Tobias Pils: Vincent van Gogh

    · Matthew Brown

    Vienna-based Austrian painter Tobias Pils presents a solo exhibition at Matthew Brown in Tribeca.

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  10. Franz Marc, Yellow Cow, in the Guggenheim collection

    Collection in Focus: Modern European Currents

    · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Tower Gallery 2

    An exhibition of early twentieth-century European painting from the Guggenheim collection, including works by Natalia Goncharova, Vasily Kandinsky and Franz Marc.

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  11. Artwork for 25th Anniversary Exhibition: Masterworks from Neue Galerie

    25th Anniversary Exhibition: Masterworks from Neue Galerie

    · Neue Galerie New York

    Flagship display of the museum's German and Austrian modern-art collection.

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  12. Artwork for Nairy Baghramian’s nameless exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery

    Nairy Baghramian: nameless

    · Marian Goodman Gallery

    Berlin-based German artist Nairy Baghramian brings recent sculptures first shown at WIELS in Brussels to the U.S. for the first time.

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  13. Organizer artwork for Ellen Gronemeyer: DÉJÀ VU

    Ellen Gronemeyer: DÉJÀ VU

    · Anton Kern Gallery

    Berlin-based German artist Ellen Gronemeyer shows twelve new oil paintings and five painted tables at Anton Kern Gallery.

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  14. Organizer artwork for Elmgreen & Dragset: TRANSITION

    Elmgreen & Dragset: TRANSITION

    · Pace Gallery

    Berlin-based artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset build a near-life-size Oval Office visitors can walk through.

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  15. Official source artwork for Georg Baselitz: Meine Schule.

    Georg Baselitz: Meine Schule

    · Gagosian — 555 West 24th Street

    German artist Georg Baselitz’s final paintings and late sculptures are presented in Meine Schule at Gagosian.

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  16. Organizer artwork for Lubaina Himid: Low Key Shrines: French Paintings and German Ceramics

    Lubaina Himid: Low Key Shrines: French Paintings and German Ceramics

    · Greene Naftali

    Lubaina Himid explores how we remember the dead through public monuments and domestic altars in an exhibition of new work that draws on French painting and German ceramics.

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  17. Official source artwork for Sculpting Sound: Günther Kieser’s Music Posters.

    Sculpting Sound: Günther Kieser’s Music Posters

    · Poster House

    Explore German designer Günther Kieser’s inventive jazz and rock posters at Poster House.

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