[NEWS]

13. June - 19. July 2026

(Exhibition)

 

 

 

Goethe Institute Tokyo

(Tokyo, Japan)

 

Reset

Düsseldorfer Photography after Thomas Ruff

 

Katlen Hewel, Thomas Neumann, Naruki Oshima, Anne Pöhlmann, Thomas Ruff, Martina Sauter, Juergen Staack, Takashi Suzuki, Shigero Takato, Shinichi Tsuchiya 

 

represented works Tableaux

curated by Melanie Bono and Thomas Neumann

 

 

 

 

 

1. May - 1. Nov. 2026

(Exhibition)

 

Bundeskunsthalle

(Bonn, Germany)

 

INTERACTION 2026

represented works: Communication Model 01 - Calling

curated by Dr. Susanne Kleine

 

 

 

 

 

10. May - 20. Sept. 2026

(Exhibition)

 

 

 

Kunsthaus NRW Kornelimünster

(Kornelimünster, Germany)

 

Klassenverhältnisse - die zweite Staffel. 

 

represented works: Welcome, 2017 amd SOLAR COPY, No.043, 2019

curated by Dr. Marcel Schumacher

 

 

 

 

 

05. Sept. 2024 - 31. Dec. 2026

(Exhibition)

 

Museum am Rothenbaum MARKK

(Hamburg, Germany)

 

Pippis Papa und eine wirklich wahre Geschichte aus dem Pazifik

 

represented works: Unserdeutsch FACES

curated by Dr. Johanna Wild

 

 

 

 

 

1. - 23. Aug. 2026

(Exhibition)

 

 

Art Biesenthal

(Wehrmühle, Biesenthal, Germany)

 

Sound

 

Bruce Nauman, Rebecca Horn, Isa Genzken, Rosemarie Trockel, Jessica Wilson, Lenard Giller, Yoora Park, Lucas Heerich, Tony Cokes, Diego Marcon, Idris Kahn, Juergen Staack

 

represented works: FADE

curated by Domenico Positano

 

 

 

 

 

21. Aug. - 27. Nov. 2026

(Exhibition)

 

 

Kunstpalast

(Düsseldorf, Germany)

 

Made in Düsseldorf #8

In Szene gesetzt

 

,Jan Dibbets, Simon Dybbroe Møller, Andreas Gefeller, Gudrun Kemsa, Sophie Meuresch, Steven Pippin, Barbara Probst, Amanda Ross-Ho,  Juergen Staack.

 

curated by Esther Breinig

 

 

 

 

 

8. Sept. 2026, 4:45pm

(Artist Talk)

 

 

Kunstpalast

(Düsseldorf, Germany)

 

Made in Düsseldorf # 8

In Szene gesetzt.

 

curated by Esther Breinig

 

 

 

 

 

5., 6. Sept. 2026

(Exhibition)

 

 

KAI 10 Arthena Foundation

(Düsseldorf, Germany)

 

ART out of the suitcase

 

curated by Ludwig Seyfarth, Irene Weingartner, Markus Vater

 

 

 

 

 

10. Sept. 2026

(Artist Talk)

 

 

KAI 10 Arthena Foundation

(Düsseldorf, Germany)

 

conversation with Katharina Döbler, Maren Jungclaus, Juergen Staack

 

 

 

 

 

 

24. Oct. 2026

(Solo-Exhibition)

 

 

THE THIRD Gallery

(Seoul, Republic of Korea)

 

curator Sungha Serena Choo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[BOOK / EDITION]

The first Monograph

Juergen Staack

"expanded"

  • 2025_JStaack_Book_Monograph_18.jpg
  • 2025_JStaack_Book_Monograph_01.jpg
  • 2025_JStaack_Book_Monograph_00.jpg

ORDERS NOW

€50 + shipping

contact

On December 1, 2025,

Juergen Staack's first monograph, entitled ‘expanded’, was published by Hirmer.
The retail price from the publisher is 
€50

 

Hard Cover

320 pages, 34 art series, 4 texts

(Sabine Maria Schmidt, Ory Dessau, Stefanie Kreuzer, Peter Friese), 1 Interview

 

The book is published by Sabine Maria Schmidt

Designed by Lai Ping So

 

22 x 28,5 x 3,5 cm

Publischer: Hirmer
ISBN 978-3-7774-4726-1

 

Critic by A.Gerlach

 

"A book that doesn't ask if you're ready, but simply clears the table and says: Take a closer look. Expanded is not a classic coffee table book, not something to leaf through casually, but a serious conversation about photography, power, time, and meaning. And yes, that can feel exhausting at times—but in a good way.

 

Juergen Staack deconstructs the photographic image without destroying it. His works move between concept, performance, and language, and that is precisely what makes this monograph so exciting. Images never stand alone here; they find themselves in situations, are questioned, age, and almost disappear again. While reading, this thought constantly arises: When is an image still an image—

and when is it just a memory of one?

 

The texts accompany the works intelligently without seeming didactic. Instead of art-theoretical fog, there are clear thoughts on authorship, reproduction, and the overheating of our visual world. Especially in times of endless scrolling, this is astonishingly accurate. Again and again, there is this brief pause: Right. I've never thought about that before.

 

Visually, the book is restrained, almost austere, and that's exactly how it should be. No sensationalism, no glossy circus. Expanded trusts that thoughts can carry weight. You don't close it with the feeling that you've understood everything – but with the desire to look at images differently in the future. And that is perhaps the greatest compliment you can pay an art book."

 

 


WEI (Scene Beijing 04)

Edition of 12 

Pigment-Print 

23x34 cm (9,1 x 13,4 inch)

2025

 

 


EROSION-Vunapope (Sequences)

(click to see all 23 available)

Pigment-Print

38x26 cm (14,96 x 10,23 inch)

each print is unique

2024