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Exhibitions

Temporary Exhibitions 2024

  • Upcoming: tief unten – hoch oben. Bücher, Mineralien, Erdsystem
    25 October 2024–26 January 2025, curated by Thomas Thibault Döring, Design: Stefan Gunnesch
  • Currently: We Will Hurt Each Other (von Hyejeong Yoo)
    14.09.–29.09.2024, Meisterschüler*innen-Festival der HGB (27.–20.09.2024)
  • Currently: EinBlick #5: Was ist dran? Arsen im Bibliotheksbestand
    03 August–06 October 2024, curated by Fanny Bartholdt and Lucia Hacker
  • "Exit allowed?" Iranian Artists meet Iranian Manuscripts
    24 April–21 July 2024, curated by Dr. Christoph Mackert with artists Mahshid Mahboubifar and Pooya Sedighi, Design: Stefan Gunnesch
  • EinBlick #4: Leipziger Schacholympiade
    01 March–07 April 2024, curated by Steffen Hoffmann
  • EinBlick #3: Словник війни – Wörterbuch des Krieges
    13 January–25 February 2024, curated by Dr. Sophia Manns-Süßbrich

Temporary Exhibitions 2023

  • Geist aus den Klöstern. Buchkultur und intellektuelles Leben in Sachsen bis zur Reformation
    October 13, 2017–January 07, 2018, curated by Christoph Mackert; Layout: Klara Binnewitt, Juliane Trinks, Christopher Utpadel, Elisabeth Würzl
  • Ein halbes Jahrtausend Handschriften: geschenkt! Die Stiftung der Fragmentsammlung Peter Bühner an die UB Leipzig
    Kabinettausstellung July 11– October 10, 2017
  • Bildwechsel. Buchillustration in der Reformationszeit
    March 10–July 09, 2017, curated by Thomas Fuchs, Thomas Thibault Döring; Layout: Franziska Becker, Frank Übler
  • August Leskien. Der erste Slawist in Leipzig
    Kabinettausstellung February 02–March 07, 2017
  • Textkünste. Buchrevolution um 1500
    October 7, 2016–January 29, 2017, curated by Gilles Eboli and Ulrich Johannes Schneider; Layout: Dona Abboud
  • Unheimliche Nähe. Menschenaffen als europäische Sensation
    April 01–September 25, 2016, curated by Ulrich Johannes Schneider; Layout: Katharina Triebe

Permanent Exhibition

Online here and in the form of sixteen illuminated panels at Bibliotheca Albertina.