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Artist for German Venice Pavilion: Naumann Died
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The art world mourns for Henrike Naumann. The 41-year-old German artist, who was to design the German Pavilion at the Kunstbiennale in Venice this year together with Sung Tieu, died of a cancer diagnosed far too late in Berlin. Her family told her that Naumann died in the circle of family and friends. "With Henrike Naumann, we are losing not only an important representative of contemporary German art, but also a warm, alert and highly committed …
She was one of the most influential artists of the present. In May, the 41-year-old was to play the German Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. One of her key works can be seen in Düsseldorf.
Henrike Naumann died at the age of 41. Contemporary art loses one of the most important voices of her generation. Naumann's legacy will now be the German Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
She had been selected as a co-creator of the German Pavilion of the Art Biennale in Venice. Now the artist Henrike Naumann died of cancer - a few months before the start of the major exhibition.
Only a few months ago Henrike Naumann was selected as a co-designer of the German Pavilion at the Kunstbiennale 2026 in Venice. Now the artist, born in 1984, has died.
The artist Henrike Naumann, selected only a few months ago as a co-creator of the German Pavilion at the Kunstbiennale 2026 in Venice, is dead.
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