Deutsche Bank Art & Culture
Art spawns new ideas for shaping our future. It questions, inspires people, opens up new perspectives, and thus enables them to embrace unusual and innovative solutions. The bank’s involvement in art is a pillar of its “Art & Culture” division of the Deutsche Bank, and strengthens the company’s cultural diversity.
In line with this motto “Art works” for more than forty years Deutsche Bank offers employees and the general public access to contemporary art – through its collection at the workplace, in international exhibitions, at the PalaisPopulaire in Berlin, as well as through educational programmes. Deutsche Bank supports joint projects with museums, the globally engaged art fair frieze and other institutions to award and encourage emerging talents which is best shown in the “Artist of the Year” award. These extensive global activities – designed and accompanied by a team of experts – Deutsche Bank helps internal and external audiences experience the power of creativity and innovation that lies in contemporary art.
What's on
PalaisPopulaire I March 20 – August 17, 2026
Seeing Words, Reading Images Seeing Words, Reading Images
The exhibition brings together positions from the Written Art Collection with selected works from the Deutsche Bank Collection. The starting point is the relation between writing and image. The focus is on the significance of written art as a medium of global understanding and on the boundless visual and textual possibilities of storytelling, whether in poetry, political criticism, or the engagement with history.
Lawrence Weiner, The Grace of Gesture, 2010
Foto: Mathias Schormann
more Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship
Frieze and Deutsche Bank are pleased to announce the return of the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship to London in 2026, with the South London Gallery selected as the partner institution. Now entering its sixth year, the fellowship provides a 12-month, full-time, paid placement for a rising curator of Blck or global majority heritage, embedded within a leading UK arts organization. Together, Deutsche Bank and Frieze remain dedicated to empowering emerging curators and strengthening the UK’s cultural landscape.
In Conversations In Conversation
With the series In Conversation, Hamburger Bahnhof brings international artists to Berlin and invites them to a conversation with the public. Established artists who are represented in the Nationalgalerie's collection or have exhibited at the museum talk about their artistic development or the Berlin art scene in an international context. The conversations are moderated by members of the Hamburger Bahnhof curatorial team and made possible by the support of Deutsche Bank.
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