Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg will present 'Dejan Sarić. IN BETWEEN' as a studio exhibition beginning with a soft opening on 2 July at 7 pm. According to the museum’s announcement, the exhibition runs from 3 July to 13 December 2026, and the opening event is free of charge.
The museum describes 'IN BETWEEN' as a project in which sculptor and painter Dejan Sarić has devised a “total work of art” for the institution, bringing together painting, drawing, object art and architecture. At the centre of the studio exhibition are two walk-through installations. The museum says these combine static and kinetic elements, paintings, mirror objects and moving constructions to produce spatial situations that change continuously with the viewer’s position and movement.
The installation-focused format places movement at the heart of the presentation. The museum frames the exhibition as an invitation to experience art not only by looking, but through direct interaction and bodily circulation. In the source text, Sarić’s works are described as forming a “fascinating cosmos” of colours, forms and reflections, suggesting that the exhibition is structured as an immersive environment rather than a conventional hanging of individual works.
The museum’s newsletter for July places 'Dejan Sarić. IN BETWEEN' alongside a wider summer programme that also includes 'Anish Kapoor', which is listed as running until 30 August 2026. The two exhibitions are presented as separate items in the newsletter, with their own supporting events and guided tours. For 'IN BETWEEN', the museum has announced public Sunday tours on 5 July and 19 July at 11.30 am, both with an admission surcharge of €2 and advance registration recommended.
The July programme also shows how the museum is building visits around the new studio exhibition. A free opening reception on 2 July will be followed two days later by a separate public event, 'Deine City – Dein Museum: “Hallo Marxloh!”', aimed at residents of Duisburg-Marxloh. That programme is distinct from Sarić’s exhibition, but it forms part of the same crowded July schedule published by the museum.
Lehmbruck Museum, the sender of the newsletter and the institution behind the exhibition page, is identified in its own materials as the Stiftung Wilhelm Lehmbruck Museum – Zentrum Internationaler Skulptur. The museum’s exhibition page says the artist will be present at the soft opening and that guests are invited to celebrate the launch with sparkling wine and finger food. The listing gives the opening date as 2 July 2026 at 7 pm and the exhibition period as 3 July to 13 December 2026 at Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg.
