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Тридцять срібних монет, понад 300 творів мистецтва та одне питання, яке виходить далеко за межі арт-ринку: що для нас має цінність? Берлінська колекція Штефана Гаупта досліджує взаємозв’язок між грошима, владою та суспільством. Нові надходження та виставка «Оригінальні обкладинки», що триває з 15 вересня 2026 року, демонструють, наскільки актуальною залишається ця тема.
Třicet stříbrných, více než 300 uměleckých děl a jedna otázka, která daleko přesahuje rámec uměleckého trhu: Co má pro nás nějakou hodnotu? Berlínská sbírka Stefana Haupta zkoumá vztah mezi penězi, mocí a společností. Nové akvizice a výstava „Originály obalových obrázků“, která probíhá od 15. září 2026, ukazují, jak aktuální toto téma stále je.
ثلاثون قطعة فضية، وأكثر من 300 عمل فني، وسؤال يتجاوز حدود سوق الفن بكثير: ما الذي يمثل قيمة بالنسبة لنا؟ تستكشف مجموعة شتيفان هاوبت في برلين العلاقة بين المال والسلطة والمجتمع. تُظهر المقتنيات الجديدة والمعرض «الصور الأصلية للأغلفة» الذي انطلق في 15 سبتمبر 2026 مدى استمرارية هذا الموضوع في الوقت الحاضر.
三十塊銀幣、超過300件藝術品,以及一個遠遠超越藝術市場範疇的問題:對我們而言,什麼才具有價值?史蒂芬·豪普特(Stefan Haupt)位於柏林的這座收藏,探討了金錢、權力與社會之間的關係。新入藏的作品,以及自2026年9月15日起展出的《封面原畫》特展,皆彰顯了這個主題至今仍具當代意義。
Treizeci de arginți, peste 300 de opere de artă și o întrebare care depășește cu mult piața de artă: Ce are valoare pentru noi? Colecția berlineză a lui Stefan Haupt explorează relația dintre bani, putere și societate. Noile achiziții și expoziția „Imagini de copertă în original”, deschisă începând cu 15 septembrie 2026, demonstrează cât de actuală rămâne această temă.
Trzydzieści srebrników, ponad 300 dzieł sztuki i pytanie wykraczające daleko poza rynek sztuki: co ma dla nas wartość? Berlińska kolekcja Stefana Haupta bada relacje między pieniędzmi, władzą i społeczeństwem. Nowe nabytki oraz trwająca od 15 września 2026 r. wystawa „Oryginalne okładki” pokazują, jak aktualny pozostaje ten temat.
Thirty pieces of silver, more than 300 works of art and a question that extends far beyond the art market: What do we value? Stefan Haupt’s Berlin-based collection explores the relationship between money, power and society. New acquisitions and the exhibition ‘Original Cover Images’, which has been running since 15 September 2026, demonstrate just how relevant this theme remains.
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