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Exhibitions

7 November 2024–9 February 2025
Original Dürer! Wer führt was im Schilde? Die Wappen sprechen 
Nürnberg, Albrecht-Dürer-House

4 December 2024–9 March 2025
The Prints of Albrecht Dürer: Setting Standards, Defying Norms
Zürich, ETH Graphische Sammlung

7 March 2025–9 June 2025
Leonardo da Vinci–Albrecht Dürer. Meisterwerke der Renaissance auf farbigem Papier
Wien, Albertina

An overview of past exhibitions you can find here.

New Publications 

Kirves, Martin: Christus als alter ego : Albrecht Dürers Selbstporträt im Pelzrock - eine gemalte Bildtheologie, Heidelberg 2024.
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Krüger, Klaus: Figura als Bild. Streiflichter zu Dürer und zum Mediendiskurs in Mittelalter und früher Neuzeit, Göttingen 2024.
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Smith, Jeffrey Chipps: Albrecht Dürer's afterlife, London 2024.
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Rublack, Ulinka: Dürer's lost masterpiece : art and society at the dawn of a global world, Oxford 2023.
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Further projects

Managing Maximilian (1493-1519). Persona, Politics, and Personnel through the Lens of Digital Prosopography
By using a prosopographical approach, ManMAX intends to show that power, politics, and their staging, can only be interpreted through a profound investigation of personal relations and interactions. Inspired by a cultural history of politics and New Institutionalism, it aims at a new assessment of Maximilian’s reign by backing a qualitative interpretation with a large-scale dataset. Guided by an interdisciplinary perspective, ManMAX will raise our knowledge of this emperor’s rule to a new scale and increase our broader understanding of rule as a process of negotiation between a multitude of agents.

Albrecht Dürer's Material World
Bringing together historical and art historical insights, and working across multiple media, this Melbourne-led international research project is funded by the Australian Research Council from 2021-2024 (DP210101623). The project includes exhibitions, publications, workshops in multiple cities, and visits to Melbourne by leading experts on Dürer and early modern Germany.