Die gemeinsam von ISGV und SLUB veranstaltete Filmreihe zeigt von Oktober 2026 bis April 2027 an sieben Abenden Spiel- und Dokumentarfilme aus den 1970er- und 80er-Jahren. Sie schildern keine strahlenden Heldinnen und Gewinnerinnen, sondern Frauen im Alltag der DDR-Gesellschaft. Damit geben sie Einblick in grundsätzliche Konflikte zwischen den Geschlechtern sowie die spezifischen Bedingungen des Lebens in der späten DDR. Jeder Filmabend beginnt mit einer Einführung zum jeweiligen zeitgeschichtlichen und filmhistorischen Kontext. Im Anschluss an die Filmvorführung besteht die Möglichkeit, miteinander ins Gespräch zu kommen.

“What role do emotions play in our perception of art?”— this is the question students are asking in their accompanying exhibition for the show „Correggio. Movingly Human”. As part of this collaborative project between the Universitätsschule Dresden and the SKD, seven paintings and two sculptures from the collection of the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister were selected by young curators and explored thematically. You, as exhibition guests, are also cordially invited to join the discussion about emotions.

Antonio Allegri, known as Correggio (1489–1534), was a High Renaissance painter whose works transcended the stylistic boundaries of the Renaissance and Mannerism. Not only is our annual Winckelmann Lecture dedicated this year to the famous Italian painter, but the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister is also preparing the first exhibition of Correggio’s complete oeuvre, featuring works from its own collection as well as loans from Paris, Madrid, and Florence.

As part of the master’s seminar “Introduction to the Design of 3D Objects and Exhibitions” during the 2025/26 winter semester, led by Hon. Prof. Dr. Angela Dreßen, students captured 3D scans of selected objects from the Meissen Porcelain Museum. Organized by theme, these scans are now available for visitors from around the world to experience in the immersive exhibition “Meissen Porcelain in Virtual Focus.” The exhibition offers a virtual journey through 18th-century Meissen porcelain.

The Dresden State Art Collections (SKD) offer a varied programme of lectures, art talks, tours of current exhibitions and much more.