
Exhibition
The Marx Collection: A Selection
October 21, 2011
Dr Erich Marx’s collection is the most important and formidable private art collection in Berlin. It is also one of the leading collections of contemporary art in Germany and the world. Part of the collection—including works by Andy Warhol, Joseph Beuys, Robert Rauschenberg and Cy Twombly—was first shown at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie in 1982, to an enthusiastic reception. Following this presentation, the authorities of the federal state of Berlin, wishing to keep Dr Erich Marx’s collection in the city, decided to convert the disused former Hamburger Bahnhof railway-station building for the presentation of contemporary art and to install the largest series from the core Marx Collection there as a permanent display.
Texts and materials

The Marx Collection: A Selection
Jacek Michalak
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Rüdiger Freiherr von Fritsch
I was pleased to take patronage of the Marx Collection exhibition. Choice. Erich Marx is one of the most prominent personalities in the cultural landscape of Berlin. His…
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Erich Marx
I gladly accepted the offer to exhibit works from my collection at the National Museum in Szczecin. My private meetings, which I had and have in Poland, convinced me of…
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The Collection, or a “Multiple Portrait”
Marta Skłodowska
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Eugen Blume
Erich Marx’s collection is not only the most substantial private art collection in Berlin, but also one of the finest of its kind anywhere in the world. Initially…
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First Encounters: Polish Artists in the Marx Collection
Magdalena Lewoc
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What’s Tomorrow? American and European Painting from the Erich Marx Collection in Szczecin
Katharina Schlüter
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‘I Am Just an Ordinary Collector’
Erich Marx in conversation with Aneta Panek
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