Alte Nationalgalerie Launches InterNationalgalerie Series with Warsaw Museum
InterNationalgalerie#1 – National Museum in Warsaw has officially launched at the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin, marking the inaugural exhibition of a new series designed to showcase international galleries and museums. Running until January 17, 2027, this exhibition initiates a long-term initiative that investigates how museums narrate histories and influence identities. Titled Inventing Myths, it presents eight pieces curated by Agnieszka Lajus, the director of the National Museum in Warsaw, alongside Anette Hüsch, the director of the Alte Nationalgalerie, reflecting on Poland's cultural and political landscape over the past three centuries. Key themes encompass freedom, art, and life.
Key facts
- InterNationalgalerie#1 – National Museum in Warsaw is the first exhibition in a new cabinet series at Alte Nationalgalerie.
- The series invites national galleries and museums worldwide to present works from their collections in Berlin.
- The exhibition runs through January 17, 2027.
- The series looks beyond national borders to examine how museums tell histories and shape identities.
- The National Museum in Warsaw is one of Poland's largest and oldest museum institutions.
- The exhibition is titled Inventing Myths.
- Agnieszka Lajus and Anette Hüsch selected eight works for the exhibition.
- The works trace Poland's changing cultural and political conditions across three centuries.
Entities
Institutions
- Alte Nationalgalerie
- National Museum in Warsaw
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany
- Warsaw
- Poland