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Sort alphabeticallyDrop by for an aperetif At our booth in the foyer of Hall 2.0, there will be numerous guests, inspiring encounters, and lasting memories from Tuesday to Thursday starting at 5:00 p.m. We look forward to seeing you!
Art as Perspective: Our Fall 2026 program inspires, questions, and instills confidence.
Georg Baselitz (1938–2026) was one of the most uncompromising voices in postwar art.
World Press Photo 2026 announces its Photo of the Year and unveils a powerful yearbook and global exhibition tour.
For the 44th episode of Reading the Art World, host Megan Fox Kelly speaks with András Szántó—cultural strategist, writer, and longtime observer of museums and markets—about his new book, "The Future of the Art World: 38 Dialogues," published by Hatje Cantz.
Handle with Care—a seemingly lighthearted appeal that addresses so many things: how we treat objects and each other.
The "Dadasoph" is back: Raoul Hausmann is considered one of the most important multimedia pioneers of the avant-garde
The Rise of Arab Art by ART COLOGNE Award winner 2025 Andrée Sfeir-Semler shows the development of contemporary Arab art in a global context.
The winners of The Jerzy Stajuda Prize for Art Criticism for 2024 were art historians and curators Dr. Magdalena Ziółkowska and Wojciech Grzybała
Jeewi Lee (*1987 in Seoul, South Korea) is to receive the GASAG Art Prize
2026
With expressive works on paper and canvas, the world-renowned actor reflects on his most iconic stage and film roles, transforming them into powerful, painterly narratives. A unique artistic retrospective that bridges cinema and visual art.
The third and final volume in a series of books by András Szántó investigating the future of the art world will be released in October.
Frank Kunert's new book delivers a cheerfully orchestrated selection of photographs celebrating the artist’s thirty-year career and our long-standing collaboration.
As a choreographer, Sasha Waltz has had a significant influence on contemporary dance. Her work is distinguished by a unique fusion of dance, architecture, and visual arts. Now, for the first time, her work is being published as a book.
With deep sadness, Hatje Cantz bids farewell to the outstanding photographer Christine Turnauer
Join us for an aperitif! From Tuesday to Thursday, starting at 5:00 PM, our booth in the foyer of Hall 2.0 will be buzzing with numerous guests, stimulating encounters, and lasting memories. We look forward to seeing you!