Sasa Hanten-Schmidt

Hanten-Schmidt has written and contributed to books and essays, and has given many lectures on the best practices on the generational transition related to art.^[6] She also has written monographic publications and essays on contemporary artists Nan Hoover/Bill Viola, Bettina Blohm, Martin Willing, Angela Glajcar, Hans Hartung, Eduard Micus, Emil Schumacher and topics in contemporary day art (photographic positions, spatial experience, painting).^[7][8]

Hanten-Schmidt also writes about what to consider when inheriting art.^[9]

Hanten-Schmidt authored the book Look At Me! Key Moments in the History of a Collection/Checkpoints of an Art Collection in which she derived the emergence and generational transition in a contemporary entrepreneurial collection.^[10] She also contributed to the book The Human Factor: How Does Art Make the Generational Transition Succeed?, in which the central subject of the symposium was the generational transition with reference to art.

• Look At Me!: Checkpoints of An Art Collection (2017) ISBN 978-3959051613