This exhibition will consist of a selection of German as well as Austrian graphic art drawn primarily from the permanent collection but also featuring several works from private Canadian collections. Over 80 works will be presented, ranging from the later 15th century to the 1980s. Many have not been exhibited publicly or in recent years; others are well-known.

The MMFA will transport you to 19th and 20th century Paris in the company of the great Post-Impressionist masters. Discover a magnificent body of 500 paintings and graphic works from an exceptional private collection to be exhibited in its entirety for the first time - the largest collection of works by Paul Signac, but also of avant-garde.

Every year since 2015 Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum has invited international protagonists of design to exhibit a work in the Paternoster Hall. Ingo Maurer, a pioneer of light design, is the latest person in this ongoing series of contemporary design positions.

The first major exhibition ever to explore the question of how the attributes of Impressionist painting – such as light, colour, movement and even ephemerality – found expression in sculpture.

This exhibition of Nick Knight’s large-scale, painterly photographs displays the rose as an enduring symbol of beauty. His ‘Roses from my Garden’ series is inspired by the work of 16th and 17th century still life painters like Jan Brueghel the Elder and Jan van Huysum, but these large-scale works are contemporary, dramatising the timelessness of nature.