until 22.01.
FarbFormFantasien. Erich Franke, Erwin Hahs, Gerhart Hein, Curt Lahs, Heinrich Wildemann. painting–drawinggraphic–paper works Repro Der geometrische Ort eines choreographischen Ablaufs, Erich Franke, 1975, Mischtechnik, 130 x 108 cm, Photo: Salongalerie Die Möwe
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until 22.01.
Loreley. Alvar Beyer. painting–drawing Repro die Fortsetzung des Tafelbildes, Alvar Beyer, 2020, Blattgold auf Leinwand , 100 x 100 cm, Photo: Alvar Beyer
until 22.01.
Loreley. Alvar Beyer. painting–drawing Repro Ur, Alvar Beyer , 2021, Acryl auf Leinwand , 120 x 150 cm , Photo: Alvar Beyer
Alvar Beyer was born in Weimar in 1970, studied painting and graphic arts at the Academy of Graphic Arts and Book Art in Leipzig from 1991 to 1996 with Prof. Arno Rink, Prof. Rolf Münzner and Neo Rauch. In 1996/97 he was studying in France at the Ecole des Beaux Arts de Lyon and from 1996/98 he was a master student at the Leipzig University of Graphics and Book Art.
In Alvar Beyer, plays with the original natural space plays a central role.
until 22.01.
Transition. Bettina Krieg. painting–drawing Repro Love, Bettina Krieg, 2021, Tinte auf Papier, 200 x 150 cm
until 22.01.
Transition. Bettina Krieg. painting–drawing Repro Love, Bettina Krieg, 2021, Tinte auf Papier, 200 x 150 cm
In our current exhibition of Bettina Krieg’s work, we are showing a group of new mostly large-scale drawings created over the past two years. Bettina’s line drawings evoke many associations. One can think of extremely enlarged hair bundles or waves. In any case, they are about movement and rhythm.
With the exhibition ‘Stadt Land Fluss’, Galerie Albrecht continues its exploration of the terms ‘abstract’ and ‘figurative’. The paintings by Zoran Minić, the photographs by Maria Mölko, and the drawings by David Connearn are both. Unlike the previous exhibition on landscape, ‘Landschaft’, ‘Stadt Land Fluss’ does not present unconnected individual positions; rather, a contrast is built up that is resolved in the connection.
until 23.01.
In der Tiefe ist der Ozean schwarz. Skulpturen und Zeichnungen. Birgit Cauer. painting–drawingsculpture–installation Repro Ausstellungsansicht/vorn: Litho Vital, Birgit Cauer, 2019-21 , Marmor (rosa Estremosz) mit ca. 5 Liter Salzsäure beträufelt, 12 × 14 × 40 cm , Photo: Bernd Hiepe
until 23.01.
In der Tiefe ist der Ozean schwarz. Skulpturen und Zeichnungen. Birgit Cauer. painting–drawingsculpture–installation Repro Aus der Reihe: Alles schon da … , Birgit Cauer, 2021, Kochsalz, Kupfersulfat, Tusche, Kalksteinmehl auf Steinpapier, 21 x 21 cm, Photo: Friedhelm Hoffmann
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until 28.01.
Solo exhibition. Aus dem Zyklus "Andere Ufer". Svitlana Galdetska. painting–drawing Repro Wir beide, Svitlana Galdetska, 2020, Öl auf Leinwand, 140 x 150 cm
until 28.01.
Highlights - 20 Jahre TVD ART Galerie. Gruppenausstellung. Künstler der Galerie. painting–drawing Repro Last call, Flera Birmane, Öl auf Leinwand, 160 x 145 cm
until 28.01.
Highlights - 20 Jahre TVD ART Galerie. Gruppenausstellung. Künstler der Galerie. painting–drawing Repro Sonnig, teilweise bedeckt…, Svitlana Galdetska, Öl auf Leinwand, 200 x 150 cm
until 28.01.
Highlights - 20 Jahre TVD ART Galerie. Gruppenausstellung. Künstler der Galerie. painting–drawing Repro Erste Schnee, Vija Zarina, 2019, Öl auf leinwand, 150 x 150 cm
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until 29.01.
Natural Appearance. Maria Jauregui Ponte, Aitor Ortiz. photography Repro Estorninos 08, Aitor Ortiz, 2020, Archival Pigment Print auf Alu, 70 x 70 cm
until 29.01.
Natural Appearance. Maria Jauregui Ponte, Aitor Ortiz. photography Repro Maria Jauregui Ponte, Reh 15 / #74, Maria Jauregui Ponte, 2018-2021, Polaroid, 19 x 18,5 cm
until 29.01.
Künstler der Galerie. Malerei - Grafik - Skulptur - Zeichnung. Repro Haus am Meer, Ulrike Hogrebe, 2008, Öl auf Leinwand, 130x150cm, Photo: Irene Fastner
until 29.01.
Künstler der Galerie. Malerei - Grafik - Skulptur - Zeichnung. Repro Mädchen mit Hase, Irene Fastner, 2019, Öl/Collage auf Leinwand, 100x80cm, Photo: Moritz Hasse
until 29.01.
Künstler der Galerie. Malerei - Grafik - Skulptur - Zeichnung. Repro Berlin in der S-Bahn, Moritz Hasse, 2020, Öl auf Leinwand, 30x40cm, Photo: Menno Fahl
until 29.01.
Künstler der Galerie. Malerei - Grafik - Skulptur - Zeichnung. Repro Cowboy, Menno Fahl, 2017, Bronze bemalt, Höhe 18 cm
until 29.01.
Künstler der Galerie. Malerei - Grafik - Skulptur - Zeichnung. Repro Das Körbchen Weisheit, 2017, Zeichnung, 15x15cm
From 2017, gallery damdam, the gallery of the Korean Cultural Center Germany, has started a regular program which invites artists participating in the residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien an opportunity to have a final presentation. Seulki Ki, who has successfully completed the International Studio Program 2020 at Künstlerhaus Bethanien supported by Art Council Korea, is the seventh artist selected for this program.
until 29.01.
Gunst und Gabe. Gruppenausstellung zum Jahreswechsel. Inga Altenkirch, Süheyla Asci, Katharina Bach, Sonja Blattner, Silke Bartsch, Jelena Fuzinato, Andrea Imwiehe, Roger Libesch, Amir Omerovic, Josepha van der Schoot, und weitere Künstler der Galerie. painting–drawinggraphic–paper workssculpture–installation Repro Einladungskarte, L. Vulin-Hinrichs, 2021, Digitaldruck, 14,8 x 14,8, Photo: L. Vulin-Hinrichs
Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers are delighted to announce Nancy Holt’s (1938–2014) first solo exhibition at the Berlin gallery. Mirrors of Light presents the room-scale installation with the same title, a work from 1973/74 that is crucial to understanding Holt’s notion of perceptual experience. Holt’s practice navigates the complexities of light as artistic medium, physical reality, and aesthetic concept.
until 05.02.
Oblivion. Iris Schomaker. painting–drawing Repro Untitled (the new day), Iris Schomaker, 2021, Watercolor and oil on paper, framed: 172 x 242 cm | 67 3/4 x 95 1/4 in
In the new exhibition Oblivion by Iris Schomaker at Galerie Thomas Schulte, the artist presents her most recent series of works on paper. Her unframed large-scale works depict landscapes, figures, and animals. The motifs serve to reproduce a specific atmosphere, for which Schomaker has developed her very own formal and pictorial language.
until 05.02.
Noise Sphere. Franka Hörnschemeyer. sculpture–installation Repro Transponder 121, Franka Hörnschemeyer, 2021, installation at the Philara Foundation , Photo: Kai Werner Schmidt
Galerie Thomas Schulte is pleased that Franka Hörnschemeyer has accepted an invitation to present her work at the gallery for the second time. This autumn’s exhibition divides the space into two spheres: on the ground of the Corner Space, the artist has erected one of her spatial sculptures made of rusty-red lattice walls that partition the space. Her work, "Transponder 1121", hovers above the sculpture, suspended from the gallery’s nine-meter-high ceiling.
until 05.02.
Schwarm und Betrachtung. Ulrike Pisch. painting–drawing Repro Havel, Ulrike Pisch, 2020, Öl auf Leinwand, 60 x 80 cm, Photo: Berndt Borchardt
until 05.02.
Platzspiel. Arbeiten auf Papier. Sarah Deibele. graphic–paper works Repro Platzspiel, Sarah Deibele, 2021, Bleistift, Buntstift auf Papier, 30 x 40 cm
until 05.02.
Platzspiel. Arbeiten auf Papier. Sarah Deibele. graphic–paper works Repro Schafft Land 6, Sarah Deibele , 2021, Bleistift, Buntstift auf Papier, 30 x 40 cm
until 05.02.
Platzspiel. Arbeiten auf Papier. Sarah Deibele. graphic–paper works Repro Heuwächter, Sarah Deibele, 2020, Bleistift, Buntstift auf Papier, 70 x 50 cm
until 06.02.
Hi How Are You. Meisterklasse Ute Mahler und Ingo Taubhorn - Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie. Manuela Braunmüller, Steffi Drerup, Fred Hüning, Sabine Jaehnke, Karolin Klüppel, Peter Pietschmann, Katharina Poblotzki, Diego Reindel, Richard Rocholl, Frank Schirrmeister, u.a. photography
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until 12.02.
Of Goats, Scapes and Appropriations. Guido Casaretto. sculpture–installationaudio–video art Repro Black Hole (church bench), Guido Casaretto, 2020, Cast of wood chips, 6 pieces; 90 x 130 x 50 cm (each), Photo: Chroma
until 12.02.
Porträts aus einer wilden Zeit | Portraits from a wild Time. Sigurd Wendland. painting–drawing Repro Ralf Racchigiani, Boxweltmeister, Sigurd Wendland, 1993, Aquarell, 70x100cm
until 12.02.
Porträts aus einer wilden Zeit | Portraits from a wild Time. Sigurd Wendland. painting–drawing Repro Frederick Lau, Sigurd Wendland, 2018, Öl auf Leinwand, 110 x 120 cm
During a visit to his studio, the Berlin gallery owner Michael Schultz discovered portraits and nudes from the 90s. In his exhibition announcement he said: Wendland is considered a chronicler of the political turmoil in Berlin. His paintings cover the entire spectrum of the social relevance of the time. With his provocative, politically influenced, often erotic depictions, Sigurd Wendland has made a name for himself internationally.
until 19.02.
Der "kunst-diebstahl" in der Galerie Brusberg vor 50 Jahren. Eine Ausstellung anlässlich der Aufhebung des Hausverbots. Timm Ulrichs. painting–drawinggraphic–paper worksphotography Repro kunst-diebstahl als totalkunst-demonstration, Timm Ulrichs, 1971, Druck, 21 x 29,5 cm, Photo: Galerie Brusberg
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until 19.02.
Sense and Sensitivity III. Zeichnungen, Videoinstallationen, Fotografien. André Catarino, Andreas Müller. painting–drawingphotographyaudio–video art Repro Untitled n.9 (We shall meet in the Place where there is no Darkness), André Catarino, 2021, Pen, China Ink on Paper, 100 x 70 cm (Detail), Photo: André Catarino
until 19.02.
Sense and Sensitivity III. Zeichnungen, Videoinstallationen, Fotografien. André Catarino, Andreas Müller. painting–drawingphotographyaudio–video art Repro Wan Fu Si, No. 12, Andreas Müller, 2008, Fotografie, 30 x 40 cm, Photo: Andreas Müller
Very precise drawing by the Portuguese artist Catarino, who lives in Berlin, as well as portraits by the German photographer Andreas Müller of residents of a village in the Chinese province of Sichuan and his series "Escalator Stills". First shown in Berlin at Galerie Bernet Bertram.
until 24.02.
Kleine Freuden. Michael Lauterjung. painting–drawing Repro Kleine Freuden, Michael Lauterjung, 2021, Acryl, Lack, Leinwand, Öl auf Holz, 150 x 140, Photo: Michael Lauterjung
until 26.02.
Malerei. Filip Kalkowski. painting–drawing Repro Abend über Potsdam | , Filip Kalkowski, 2021, Öl/Lw (Oil on canvas) , 150 H cm x 270 B cm
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until 26.02.
Aus dem Galerieprogramm. Meisterwerke der Klassischen Moderne. Emil Nolde, Oskar Kokoschka, Rudolf Belling, Richard Oelze, Willi Baumeister, Oskar Schlemmer, K.O. Götz. painting–drawinggraphic–paper workssculpture–installation Repro Ausstellungsansicht, Rudolf Belling, Otto Dix, Richard Oelze, Photo: anna.k.o.
until 26.02.
Berlin Visionen. Michael Köster. photography Repro Monolith, Mcihael Köster, 2017, Fotografie, 50 x 70 cm
until 26.02.
Berlin Visionen. Michael Köster. photography Repro U-Bahnhof Olympia-Stadion, Michael Köster, 2017, Fotografie, 50 x 75 cm
until 26.02.
Berlin Visionen. Michael Köster. photography Repro House Of The Cultures Of The World, Michael Köster, 2013, Fotografie, 80 x 80 cm
Kösters Bilder irritieren nicht nur dadurch, dass sie eine andere Wirklichkeit aufscheinen lassen in Bezug auf unsere alltägliche Erfahrung und Wahrnehmung städtischer Urbanität. Sie faszinieren, aber sie werfen auch – par excellence – Fragen auf, beispielsweise zu Themen wie Identität und Anonymität oder Urbanität und Stadtgesellschaft.
Aspects of contemporary abstract art, coupled with historical reminiscences, are the focus of the third exhibition showcasing works from the Deutsche Bank Collection at the PalaisPopulaire. The selection includes some 180 works from 1959 to 2021. In keeping with the collection as a whole, the works on view are globally oriented, created by 51 artists from fourteen countries.
"KioskShop berlin (KSb)" by H. N. Semjon has shaped the face of central Berlin for 11 years from 2000 to 2011. The white shop as a minimalist work of art that connects the art and retail world. The strangely remote "Product Sculptures" from everyday goods, with a painterly structured white beeswax coat, seem to have stopped time. Nicolas Berggruen's Holding kills him. The great collector pretends to be ignorant, or is it.
until 05.03.
Regards sans limites / Blicke ohne Grenzen / Gazing without limits. Repenser le paysage / Natur neu denken / Re-thinking Nature. Anne-Sophie Costenoble, Patrick Galbats, Florian Glaubitz, Thilo Seidel, Emilie Vialet. photography Repro aus der Serie "NeonForests", Thilo Seidel, Archivdruck, 80 x 60 cm, Photo: T. Seidel
The grant "Regards Sans Limites / Gazing without limits" is awarded to young photo artists from the Greater Region (Saarland, Rhineland-Palatinate, Grand-Est/France, Luxembourg, Belgium) to promote their projects. Five artists were selected to present their own photographic view of nature.
In 2021, Michael Kutschbach realised a multi-channel video project on behalf of the Guildhouse in Adelaide, which deals with the collaboration and examination of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra as a differentiated body of sound and organism. The video multi-channel chamber piece is now experiencing its German performance in Berlin.
Michael Schuster‘s starting point: the photographically produced image. This is fellowed by reduction processes of the samples and the use of leaves to suggest the past release. These solve the photographs from their original context. Thus subjectivity and intimacy disappear. The result is an image: universal, independent and new – freed from the attempt to fabricate the present and reality.
29.01. – 12.03.
Update. Peer Kriesel. painting–drawing Repro Raus aus der Grauzone, Peer Kriesel, 2021, Aquarell/Acryl/Pigmenttinte auf Papier, 44 x 44 cm
until 13.03.
Zerheilt. Ein fotografischer Essay von Frédéric Brenner. Frédéric Brenner. photography Repro Zerheilt, Frédéric Brenner
Following more than forty years of photographic storytelling of Jewish life around the world, Frédéric Brenner's new photographic essay, Zerheilt: Haeled to Pieces, portrays individuals – newcomers, old timers, converts, immigrants and others – who have made Berlin their home or are just passing through. Via a series of fragmentary insights into this incubator of paradoxes and dissonances, he reflects on conflicting narratives of redemption.
until 13.03.
Charterflug in die Vergangenheit. 50 Jahre Besucherprogramm des Berliner Senats für NS-Verfolgte. Miscellaneous Repro aktuell – Zeitschrift für ehemalige Berlinerinnen und Berliner, Ausgabe 8/Dezember 1971, Photo: Foto: Wolfgang Bachmann | Grafik: Maximilian Jung
The Berlin Senate’s Emigrant Programme has been in existence for over 50 years: While the Federal Republic of Germany was gradually coming to terms with its National Socialist past, the Berlin Senate launched the Emigrants Programme in 1969. Former Berliners who had to leave the city due to persecution under fascism were invited to see their old home again. Over 35,000 people, the majority of them of Jewish origin, accepted the offer.
Zanele Muholi self-identifies as a visual activist and has been documenting the life of Black LGBTQIA+ communities since the early 2000s in intimate and powerful photographs across South Africa and beyond. From 26 November 2021 to 13 March 2022, the Gropius Bau will host Muholi’s first major survey in Germany.
until 13.03.
Palmenschatten. Ina Bierstedt, Bettina Carl, Silke Leverkühne, Marie Kratochvílová. painting–drawingphotography Repro Landschaft mit Faltschiff, Ina Bierstedt, 2020, Acryl und Öl auf Leinwand, 110 x 140 cm
Deutsche Bank’s “Artist of the Year” award has been promoting young artists working with paper or photography since 2010. To mark the tenth anniversary of the award, three artists are now being honored for the first time: Maxwell Alexandre, Conny Maier und Zhang Xu Zhan. They reflect elementary themes such as community, myths, and environmental destruction. Three statements on the human condition that call for radical rethinking.
until 19.03.
"angezettelt - alles offen" zum 80. Geburtstag. HohlSchattenKreuzBilder. Johann Manfred Kleber, Skriptopath. painting–drawinggraphic–paper works Repro angezettelt-alles offen, Johann Manfred Kleber, 2021, Stift auf Packpapier, 42 x 59 cm, Photo: Johann Manfred Kleber
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until 19.03.
No Plan at All. Book launch und Ausstellung. Tacita Dean, Tal R, Thomas Demand, Matt Saunders, Georg Baselitz, Olafur Eliasson, uvm. graphic–paper works Repro Niels inking a plate for Julie Mehretu's Epigraph Damascus, 2016, Still from a video, Photo: Steven Tannenberg
On the occasion of the book launch of 'No Plan At All: How Niels Borch Jensen's Copenhagen Workshop Redefined Artists' Prints for the 21st Century', BORCH Editions are happy to present the group exhibition 'No Plan at All'. Artists: Mamma Andersson, Georg Baselitz, Tacita Dean, Thomas Demand, Olafur Eliasson, Asger Jorn, Per Kirkeby, Tal R, Matt Saunders, Trine Søndergaard, Fiona Tan, Al Taylor, a.o.
until 19.03.
#SpiritOfStBerlin. Fotografien. Martin A. Völker. photography Repro S-Bahnhof Westend, Martin A. Völker, 2018, Fotografie, Photo: Martin A. Völker
until 19.03.
#SpiritOfStBerlin. Fotografien. Martin A. Völker. photography Repro Schöneberg, Martin A. Völker, 2021, Fotografie, Photo: Martin A. Völker
The photo exhibition #SpiritOfStBerlin presents works by street photographer and publicist Martin A. Völker. His Berlin images surprise with unusual insights and vistas, between the melancholy of everyday life and the departure into the dreamlike. Before the pandemic, city documents in stylish black and white dominate his work, transforming into abstract and colourful city icons during the pandemic. Berlin cool and hot at the same time.
until 19.03.
Berlin meets Seoul. Armin Boehm, Peter Herrmann, Jinyoung Yu, Jaeho Young, Wonkun Jun, Seahyun Lee, Kelvin Kyung Kun Park, David Lehmann, Nikolai Makarov, Robert Pan, Regina SELL. painting–drawingsculpture–installation Repro Armin BOEHM, Peter HERRMANN, Jinyoung YU, Jaeho JUNG, Wonkun JUN, Seahyun LEE, Kelvin Kyung Kun PARK, David LEHMANN, Nikolai MAKAROV, Robert PAN, Regina SELL
Bermel von Luxburg Gallery is very pleased to co-organise the new group exhibition "Berlin meets Seoul" together with Kunstleben Berlin and Choi&Choi Gallery on Friday, 21.01.22 in Berlin.
28.01. – 19.03.
Ausgewählte Arbeiten aus der Albertina-Ausstellung. Michela Ghisetti. painting–drawinggraphic–paper works Repro Moana 6/20, Michela Ghisetti, 2020, Acryl auf Aquarellpapier, 55,5 x 57 cm, Photo: Michela Ghisetti
Michela Ghisetti’s work ranges between the poles of abstract and figurative art. In her works, biographical and emotional elements merge with issues of philosophy and art theory. This gives rise to conceptually rigid, humorous and intuitive groups of works in which the artist constantly tries out new content and a wide variety of materials, challenging their fundamental principles. – Antonia Hoerschelmann
The exhibition features paintings, woodcuts, etchings and collages by the painters and graphic artists Wilfried Reiff, Fritz Kuhr and Rolf Curt. As precise observers of their surroundings, these and other artists tell multi-layered and allusive stories and anecdotes in their works. They lead the viewer into familiar or mysterious worlds, sensitively criticise and create new references to reality.
Robert Irwin has spent over six decades producing art that examines our experience of seeing and moving through the world, heightening viewers' awareness of their senses and surroundings. Regularly employing light, reflection and colors as their primary materials, his wall works, sculptures and site-conditional installations involve a careful balance of presence and absence that use simple, understated means to generate sophisticated visual and spatial effects.
until 26.03.
Cut Outs. Jessica Backhaus. photography Repro Cut Out #67, Jessica Backhaus, 2020, Archival pigment print, 75 x 112.5 cm (also available in 40 x 60 cm)
Color, form, light and shadow – the images in Jessica Backhaus’ series “Cut Outs” are created using the basic elements of photography. Cut out transparent papers are arranged on a paper backdrop, exposed to the sun and photographed. The papers react to the intense heat, deform, rise, contract, cast shadows. Jessica Backhaus becomes the documentarist of a visual experiment, a poetic choreography of intense colors in the sunlight.
Daniel Pitín is one of the most important contemporary painters in the Czech Republic. His solo exhibition "Sommerkino" shows a selection of paintings and a video that deal with the theme of theatre and film scenography as an analogy to the reality of the complete intertwining of physical and digital reality. The exhibition is curated by curator and art theorist Jen Kratochvíl, director of the Kunsthalle Bratislava.
In "999 by Gama" digital and analog works by the artist Gama are presented united for the first time at Galerie Probst. The heart of the exhibition is formed by selected NFT's from the digital art and environmental project "ifungiclub", in which new technologies go hand in hand with species and nature conservation. At the center of "ifungiclub" is Gama's collection of 999 individual hand-drawn mushroom NFT's - unique digital collectibles that exist on the Ethereum blockchain.
In her painterly series "Nicht-Orte", Annabell Häfner deals with transit spaces of the modern world and the sensations that unfold there. Waiting rooms, airport halls and hotel rooms, for example, are characterised above all by their emptiness and lack of traces. In this anonymity, the self is thrown back on itself, one's own feelings are perceived more intensely.
until 04.04.
In Abwesenheit. Alicja Kwade. sculpture–installation Repro The Roof Garden Commission, Installation view, Alicja Kwade, 2019, Photo: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Photo: Hyla Skopitz
The work of Alicja Kwade (*1979) is inspired by scientific, philosophical and social questions. By exploring models and constructs that form our perception of time, space and matter, her large-scale installations question the possibilities of objective and subjective knowledge.
It was her own earthquake experience that led Jeongmoon Choi to explore the study of the construction of the earth's crust, and tectonics artistically.
For her exhibition at KANG Contemporary, Choi devotes herself to the theme of the influence of plate tectonic processes on the climate.
29.01. – 18.04.
Fragile Formationen. Eva Berendes, Heike Gallmeier, Gloria Zein. sculpture–installation Repro from the series „Gates“ (Detail), Eva Berendes, 2020, Photo: Heinrich Holtgreve/Ostkreuz
The exhibition brings together new, space-related works by the Berlin artists Eva Berendes, Heike Gallmeier and Gloria Zein. They deal with capacities of pictorial setting under the aspect of being temporary, fragile and ephemeral. The artists juxtapose the architectural complex of ideas of political and material permanence of the Citadel with concepts of provisional lightness, changeability and movement.
The four female painters in the exhibition “Figure. No Figure. X.” position themselves in the border area between figuration, structure, systematics and colour field. Their works unfold a field of contemporary painting that is as contrasting as it is rich in relationships and that is both classical and experimental.
29.01. – 18.04.
Train Lines. Benjamin Kunath. graphic–paper works Repro “Augustusplatz” aus der 238-teiligen Serie “Fahrplanaushang 2019”, Benjamin Kunath, Feder in Tusche auf Papier, Photo: Foto: Moritz Zeller
The exhibition “Train Lines” is dedicated to the microcosm of “public transport” from the perspective of an artist who has been working as a driver for the Leipzig tram since 2014 and for the Berlin underground since 2021. This gives rise to drawn systems of notation of a social, political and psychological nature that provide a very concrete insight into the world of thought. Filtering and abstracting mirrors of our cities over a longer period of time and thus an artistic social atlas.
until 22.05.
Legacy. Helmut Newton. photography Repro Thierry Mugler Fashion, US Vogue, Monte Carlo 1995, , Helmut Newton, Photo: copyright Helmut Newton Estate, courtesy Helmut Newton Foundation
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until 29.05.
Friendship. Nature. Culture. 44 Jahre Daimler Art Collection. Werke der Sammlung 1920–2021. Heba Y. Amin, John M. Armleder, Willi Baumeister, Hicham Berrada, Mbali Dhlamini, Haris Epaminonda, Isabell Heimerdinger, Dayanita Singh, Guy Tillim, Franz Erhard Walther, uvm. painting–drawingsculpture–installationphotographyaudio–video art
The anniversary exhibition ›Friendship. Nature. Culture. 44 Years of the Daimler Art Collection‹ looks back on the development of an internationally renowned corporate collection. From over 3,000 artworks in the collection, founded in 1977, about 100 works by ca. 70 artists have been selected. Relating, in a broad sense, to contemporary phenomena in the context of friendship, nature and culture, the artistic works form networks and explore the interplay between art and human coexistence.
