Susanne Jaeger

Dr. Susanne Jaeger

Researcher
exhibition coordinator
+49 (0) 341 97 35 533

About

Susanne Jaeger was born in Siegen, Germany. She studied art history, Slavic philology (Russian and Polish) and heritage preservation at the universities of Münster, Bamberg, Mainz and Berlin (TU and FU). From 1988 to 1989, she was a DAAD scholarship holder at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. From 1994 to 2002, she was Junior Researcher at the Technical University of Berlin and between 1997 and 2002, she held research fellowships in St. Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, Perm' and Moscow (DAAD). She received her PhD from the TU Berlin in 2003. From 2003 to 2007, she was a researcher at the Dresden University of Technology (TU Dresden). In 2008, she was Interim Professor of Monument Conservation and Applied Building Research at the TU Dresden.
Susanne Jaeger has carried out teaching assignments since 1995. She contributed to the preparation and implementation of a postgraduate master programme for heritage preservation (TU Berlin) as well as to the preparation of the graduate school »Art History – Building Research – Monument Preservation« – (TU Berlin/University Bamberg). She was also Coordinator and Lecturer on the Master’s Programme »Heritage Conservation and Urban Development«.
She has been a researcher at the GWZO since November 2008: first as a coordinator for international exhibition projects, then as held the staff position »Exhibitions at the GWZO« (2014-2016). From 2017 to 2022 she was a researcher in the department »Knowledge Transfer and Networking«; since 2023, she has been a researcher in the department »Culture and Imagination«.

 

Exhibitions

  • 2024: BELLUM & ARTES. Europe and the Thirty Years’ War (Brussels), together with the Dresden State Art Collections and the House of European History in Brussels
  • 2021: BELLUM & ARTES. Saxony and the Thirty Years’ War (Dresden) together with the Dresden State Art Collections
  • 2016-2017: Charles IV (1316-2016). The first Bavarian-Czech State Exhibition (Prague/Nuremberg), together with Národní galerie Praha and the House of Bavarian History, Augsburg
  • 2014-2015: Fantastic Worlds. Albrecht Altdorfer and the Expressivity of Art around 1500. (Frankfurt a. Main/Vienna) together with the Städel Museum Frankfurt and the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna
  • 2012-2013: EUROPA JAGELLONICA (1386-1572). Art and Culture in Central Europe under the Rule of the Jagiellons (Kuttenberg/Warsaw/Potsdam)

 

Projects

  • 2020-2027: BELLUM & ARTES. Central Europe and the Thirty Years’ War, together with the Dresden State Art Collections and the Silesian Museum Görlitz. Partner institutions:
    - Carolina Rediviva Uppsala University Library
    - Livrustkammaren Stockholm
    - Instytut Historii Sztuki Uniwersystetu Wrocławskiego
    - Muzeum Uniwersystetu Wrocławskiego
    - Muzeum Narodowe w Gdańsku
    - Národní galerie Praha
    - muo Muzeum Umění Olomouc
    - Complesso Museale Palazzo Ducale Mantova
    - Museo Nacional del Prado Madrid
    - House of European History Brussels

  • 2022-2025: DIKUSA – Networking of Digital Cultural Data in Saxony, coordinated by the Kompetenzwerk D (SAW) together with the following research institutes:
    - Hannah Arendt-Institute, Leipzig,
    - Leibniz-Institute for Jewish History and CultureSimon Dubnow e.V., Leipzig (DI)
    - Institute for Saxonian History and Cultural Anthropology (ISGV), Dresden
    - Sorbian Institute, Bautzen
    - Saxonian Academy of Sciences, Leipzig

  • Head of the GWZO-Project: Artist Migration from, to and within Saxony in the 17th Century

Teaching

  • TU Berlin, Institute for Art Studies (1995-1997)
  • TU Berlin, Institute for Building Research and Monument preservation (1998-2002)
  • TU Dresden, Master’s Programme »Heritage Preservation and Urban Planning« (2003-2008)

 

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