Niki. Kusama. Murakami.

Through February 14, 2026, the Sprengel Museum is presenting the exhibition “Love You for Infinity,” in which Hannover’s honorary citizen Niki de Saint Phalle is being shown for the first time alongside two other giants of modern art: Yayoi Kusama and Takashi Murakami.

Even before the halfway point on November 25, the museum had already welcomed more than 80,000 visitors. The busiest day so far was October 3, with 3,344 visitors.

As winter approaches, the museum expects visitor numbers to rise further. When the weather turns inclement, many art lovers from Germany and abroad, as well as from the region Hannover, are increasingly drawn to the Sprengel Museum. The special exhibition is generating enthusiasm far beyond the city limits. To meet the high demand, the museum is open until 8 p.m. four days a week—an option that is particularly popular for the much-loved evening tours.

The basis for this extraordinary exhibition is the donation of more than 400 works that Niki de Saint Phalle bequeathed to the Sprengel Museum in 2000. “Love You for Infinity” presents a colorful and multifaceted selection: from Saint Phalle’s iconic “Shooting Pictures” and her voluptuous “Nana” sculptures, to Kusama’s walk-in “Infinity Room,” and Murakami’s playful pop art style.

The exhibition features around 120 works—including numerous large-scale pieces—spanning painting, sculpture, installation, graphic art, and film. Spread over an area of approximately 2,000 square meters, it guides visitors through thematically organized rooms such as “Love,” “Sexuality,” “Utopia,” and “Consumption.”

Niki, Kusama, Murakami on the Go

The museum shop has expanded its selection and offers plenty of ideas for gifts or for keeping to yourself: from brightly colored inflatable Nanas, T-shirts, and scarves featuring Niki motifs to Kusama coffee-table books and champagne designed by the artist Murakami for a well-known brand.

Stay in style: Exhibition experience package

This exclusive package, priced at 209 EUR per person in a double room, includes one night’s stay at a 4-star hotel, a 3-course meal, the HannoverCard tourist, and tickets to the “Love You for Infinity” exhibition at the Sprengel Museum Hannover.

SPRENGEL@KOKI

In conjunction with the exhibition "Niki. Kusama. Murakami. Love You for Infinity," the

Starting December 16, the Künstlerjaus cinema, in collaboration with the Sprengel Museum, will screen the documentary “Niki de Saint Phalle – Who’s the Monster, You or Me?”

ARTMAPP – Hannover Edition with an exhibition at the Sprengel Museum

The latest issue of the art magazine ARTMAPP features an in-depth look at the exhibition “Love You for Infinity” at the Sprengel Museum Hannover. The magazine is available nationwide at well-stocked newsstands, particularly at train stations and airports.

In Hannover, the issue will also be available starting November 25, 2025, at the following institutions:
Kunstverein Hannover, Kestner Gesellschaft, Museum August Kestner, Galerie Drees, Wilhelm Busch – German Museum of Caricature and Drawing, Landesmuseum Hannover, Handwerkform (Hanover Chamber of Crafts), and the Teestübchen Café at Ballhofplatz 2.

More information about the exhibition