Sausage party: Inside the world's first exhibition dedicated entirely to dachshunds

I think it's the first exhibition on the Dachshund in the world. We can say that with a certain conviction, it definitely is. I mean, there have been exhibitions on the human-animal relationship, there have been exhibitions on the dog in art, but this is very specific. We didn't want to make a general exhibition. We wanted to take the Dachshund as an object, as an inspiration to artists, and trace it. Through history in all its different kinds, forms and important works of art by Picasso, Warhol and Agni and also ephemera so it's I think we can be quite proud having brought together so many objects. We also treasure and respect the dog itself so on certain days Like Sausage Day Saturday, you come with your dog, it doesn't have to be a Dachshund, it can be another small breed and you can visit the exhibition and we want to take the dog seriously as a personality and the dog can walk around, can interact, will be able to watch videos, look outside the window, smell and of course that's what the dog really is interested in. He's not that interested in art and so it's an interactive exhibition that also takes the Dachshund very seriously. The Dachshund in general is very special in its form, I would say. It's a very curious, a very special form, very long. Kind of too long actually, with the short legs and it looks already surrealistic to me. We got Marcello in 2013 when I did not manage to have children so then we got him and he's my baby. There's something so like cute and philosophical and special about these dogs. Yeah, you are very special.