Genres

until 28.05. Chez Icke. Die Kneipe - ein paralleles Universum. Anna Lehmann-Brauns, Stefanie Schweiger, Friederike von Rauch.  photography  Repro Magendoktor, Friederike von Rauch und Stefanie Schweiger, 2022, Fine Art Print, Photo: Friederike von Rauch und Stefanie Schweiger

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Haus am Waldsee

Berlin Süd

until 29.05. Automatik. Margaret Raspé.  photography  audio–video art  Repro Alle Tage wieder – let them swing!, Margaret Raspé, 1974, super 8, colour, without sound, 20 min., film still, Photo: Courtesy the artist and Deutsche Kinemathek, Berlin

In the spring of 2023, the Haus am Waldsee presents the first comprehensive retrospective of Berlin-based artist Margaret Raspé (b. 1933 in Breslau), who created a significant body of artistic work in the immediate vicinity of the Haus am Waldsee over the past five decades. In her practice, Raspé developed an ideosyncratic artistic language that considers life and art and their everyday conditions in unison.

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 31.05. Agir en image. Pierre Klossowski.  graphic–paper works  photography  audio–video art  Repro La Monnaie vivante, Pierre Klossowski, Pierre Zucca, 1970, Silvergelatine, 30 x 40 cm, Photo: Pierre Zucca

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 31.05. Agir en image. Pierre Klossowski.  graphic–paper works  photography  audio–video art  Repro PK in his studio, Pierre Klossowski, 1994, Digital Fine Art Print, 30 x 40, Photo: Christian Bertram

Pierre Klossowski's art acts and oscillates like "stopped pantomimes" in the permeable border areas between reality and fiction, the factual and the ghostly apparent. In the erotic game of homage and desire, signs, meaning, essence and transformed matter are mixed up, becoming an event for the body and the senses. Last but not least, the exhibition is an opportunity to explore the serious-cheerful universe of a great spirit that is now a classic.

Haus am Kleistpark

Berlin Süd

until 31.05. Die langen Reisen. Fotografien aus Rumänien, Indien, Paris. Manfred Paul.  photography  Repro © Manfred Paul, Zebrastreifen mit Hund, Paris 1988, Manfred Paul

Part of EMOP. Manfred Paul's photography deals with the existential questions of the human condition. These images become parables and serve to understand the passing of all things in life. In this exhibition, Manfred Paul shows photographs taken during stays abroad in Romania (1978), Paris (1988) and India (1989). This is the first time that these works are on view in Berlin.  Manfred Paul is considered one of the most renowned East German photographers.

Galerie Z22

Berlin West

until 03.06. Let the music play. Leah Rudolph, Stephanie Guse, Kati von Schwerin.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  photography

Galerie Poll

Berlin Mitte

until 10.06. Wow! Markus Draper.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  photography  audio–video art  Repro Desert Storm, Markus Draper, 2019, Fine Art Print auf Japanpapier, 94,6 x 65 cm (inkl. Rahmen), Photo: Hans-Georg Gaul, Berlin

until 10.06. Wow! Markus Draper.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  photography  audio–video art  Repro Blick in die Ausstellung "Wow!" , Markus Draper, 2023, Photo: dotgain.info

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until 11.06. Nachtwach Berlin. Ein installatives Projekt. Ingo van Aaren, David Wagner.  photography  Repro Nachtwach Berlin, Friedrichstraße, 2019, Ingo van Aaren

Part of EMOP. In an installation comprising photography and text, the photographer Ingo van Aaren and the writer David Wagner engage with the concept of the flâneur. The idea of someone who strolls through the city was once taken to extremes by Parisian bohemians who took their pet turtles for a walk. Ingo van Aaren's photographs follow David Wagner and a tortoise as they wander through Berlin at night.

until 11.06. World Press Photo 2023. 20 Jahre World Press Photo im Willy-Brandt-Haus.  photography  Repro World Press Photo 2023 Honorable Mention, Asia, Ahmad Halabisaz, Photo: Ahmad Halabisaz

CAMERA WORK

Berlin West

until 17.06. Russell James.  photography

From April 29, 2023 CAMERA WORK Gallery presents an exhibition of works from the oeuvre of photographer Russell James. The latter has established himself on the international art market as an artist who combines the classic aesthetics of fashion photography of the late 20th century with contemporary elements and a formative style.

until 18.06. Seen By #19. Hyperstition. Arwina Afsharnejad, Daria Kozlova, Felix Ansmann, Kani Lent, Moritz Haase, Sophia Hallmann, Marie Salcedo Horn, Bailey Keogh, Victoria Martínez, Anna-Maria Podlacha, Lilith Tyrell (KSE).  photography  Repro Yellow Prince That Casted Long Shadows, video still, Arwina Afsharnejad und Daria Kozlova, 2023 (ongoing), Photo: © Arwina Afsharnejad und Daria Kozlova

Hyperstition refers to ideas whose expression releases such vibrations that they ultimately realise themselves, similar to a self-fulfilling prophecy. The term was first coined in the 1990s by the interdisciplinary collective Cybernetic Culture Research Unit (CCRU) in the UK, whose members published their findings mainly on blogs on the internet.

Semjon Contemporary

Berlin Mitte

Discarded violins serve as material for a space-filling installation. The visual artist and musician Nataly Hocke intertwines her two passions in this work and leads us into her world, which is at the same time open to our projections.

until 02.07. Mikrokosmos Westberlin.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  photography  Repro Anhalter Bahnhof, Efraim Habermann, 2010, Fotografie, Photo: Efraim Habermann

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Semjon Contemporary

Berlin Mitte

The Australian gallery artist Michael Kutschbach comes via Weimar from Adelaide (AU) with his students and will generate the exhibition in Berlin in a workshop. The very short exhibition venture will form an essence of the experience of the Australian students and their teacher with the German cultural space. The opening hours will be on Saturday and Sunday from 1 - 10 pm. The next day the students will return home.

mianki.Gallery

Berlin Süd

until 08.07. Reflexion. Jakob Kupfer.  painting–drawing  photography  glass–light–textile art  Repro Lichtbild #228, Jakob Kupfer, 2021, Pigment, Wachs auf Papier, Aludibond, 102 x 100 cm, Photo: Jakob Kupfer

until 08.07. Reflexion. Jakob Kupfer.  painting–drawing  photography  glass–light–textile art  Repro Lichtbild #024, Jakob Kupfer, 2023, Pigment, Wachs auf Papier, Aludibond, 102 x 100 cm, Photo: Jakob Kupfer

until 08.07. Reflexion. Jakob Kupfer.  painting–drawing  photography  glass–light–textile art  Repro Lichtbild #969, Jakob Kupfer, 2023, Pigment, Wachs auf Papier, Aludibond, 102 x 100 cm, Photo: Jakob Kupfer

until 08.07. Reflexion. Jakob Kupfer.  painting–drawing  photography  glass–light–textile art  Repro Lichtbild #257, Jakob Kupfer, 2023, Pigment, Wachs auf Papier, Aludibond, 102 x 100 cm, Photo: Jakob Kupfer

until 08.07. Reflexion. Jakob Kupfer.  painting–drawing  photography  glass–light–textile art  Repro Lichtbild #230, Jakob Kupfer, 2023, Pigment, Wachs auf Papier, Aludibond, 102 x 100 cm, Photo: Jakob Kupfer

Jakob Kupfer's light pictures are snapshots of light in the space between us and things. They make the light visible on its way from the reflecting object to the perceiving subject. The multiform traces of colour and light form resonance spaces in which we can experience what happens to our perception as soon as we let ourselves in on the pure flow of light without explanatory contours.

Galerie Z22

Berlin West

10.06. – 08.07. Insights. Ein Dialgog von Photographie mit Malerei. Olena Klochko, Kristina Podobed.  painting–drawing  photography  Repro n.T., OLEKLO, 2022, Oil on paper, 150 x 100, Photo: Oleklo

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PalaisPopulaire

Berlin Mitte

until 10.07. Playtime. Werke aus der Sammlung Wemhöner. Isaac Julien.  photography  audio–video art  Repro Eclipse (Playtime), Isaac Julien, 2013, Photo: © Isaac Julien, Courtesy: Sammlung Wemhöner

In 2013, five years after the world was convulsed by a global financial crisis, Isaac Julien premiered his film Playtime to address an important question: can capital be rendered visible? The PalaisPopulaire and the Wemhöner Collection have joined forces to shed new light on Playtime from today’s perspective and to testify to the work’s continued relevance.

ART CRU

Berlin Mitte

until 13.07. Katinka Kaskeline.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  sculpture–installation  photography  Repro Katinka Kaskeline

until 15.07. Trees, Seas, and the Bee's knees. Loredana Nemes.  photography  Repro Graubaum 7, Loredana Nemes, 2019, Silbergelatineabzug, 97,5 x 73 cm, Photo: Loredana Nemes

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Robert Morat Galerie

Berlin Mitte

02.06. – 29.07. True Places Never Are. Matteo Di Giovanni.  photography

The exhibition presents a selection of prints from Italian photographer Matteo Di Giovanni of his three latest photo books which are a “loose trilogy” based on road-trips.

until 30.07. Dreams Have No Titles. Zineb Sedira.  sculpture–installation  photography  Repro Zineb Sedira, Dreams Have No Titles, Venedig Biennale 2022, Set Design „Way of Life“, Photo: © Thierry Bal

Zineb Sedira's Dreams Have No Titles marks the international debut of the artist's project for the French Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale, which is being shown at Hamburger Bahnhof for the first time in Germany. Mixing film, sculpture, photography, and performance, the French-Algerian artist weaves together parts of her own biography with the history of cinemato-graphic co-productions and activist films within the context of France, Algeria and Italy.

until 30.07. The Path of Least Resistance. Eine Annäherung an natürliche Phänomene. Gabriela Torres Ruiz.  photography  Repro #7 aus der Serie Mimesis (Diptychon), Gabriela Torres Ruiz, 2019, Fotografie, 40 x 80 cm / 2x (40 x 40 cm), Photo: Gabriela Torres Ruiz

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JRGallery

Berlin West

08.07. – 03.08. Sommer. NachwuchskünstlerInnen und KünstlerInnen der Galerie. Astrid Köhler, Björn Heyn, El Bocho, Skenar73, Thomas Baumgärtel, RAWS, Jan-Hendrik Brinkmann.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  sculpture–installation  photography  urban art  Miscellaneous  Repro Mausi im Zimmer, Astrid Köhler, 2023, Öl auf Karton, 29 x 21 cm , Photo: Astrid Köhler

Working with young art is on of JRGallerys most important concerns. In the upcoming summer exhibition we proudly present newest works by established artists of the gallery, as well as young positions that hopefully will not cease to surprise.

Haus am Kleistpark

Berlin Süd

16.06. – 13.08. Eine Reise. Arno Fischer.  photography  Repro © Helmut Reuel, akg-images, Sammlung Berliner Verlag

The exhibition Arno Fischer: Eine Reise will offer insight into Arno Fischer’s photographic practice and the various roles he played—photographer, mediator, and teacher—during his career. With over one hundred black and white and colour photographs taken between the early 1950s and late 2000s, some of which are shown for the first time, the exhibition will highlight the important place Fischer holds in the history of German photography.

23.06. – 13.08. Vom Fremdsein in der Welt. Kaarina-Sirkku Kurz.  photography  Repro Aus der Arbeit »Vom Fremdsein in der Welt«, 2021/22, Karina-Sirkku Kurz

"In Kurz's work, loneliness is conveyed as an existential feeling of being a of being a stranger in the world. Based on conversations about experiences of loneliness, the artist transfers emotional and physical sensations into pictures and self-made objects, which she objects, which she photographs in a distanced studio manner." (Cora Waschke)

until 14.08. When Platitudes Become Form. Julius von Bismarck.  sculpture–installation  photography  audio–video art  Repro Landscape Painting (Desert), Julius von Bismarck, 2015, (video still), Photo: Courtesy Julius von Bismarck; alexander levy, Berlin, and Sies + Höke, Düsseldorf, © Julius von Bismarck / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2023

Julius von Bismarck (*1983) explores in his art how people define their place within their immediate environment and how society negotiates the concept of nature. He frequently uses deconstruction as a tool to question how, as a society, we evaluate nature as landscape and who asserts the right of interpretation.  For his show at the Berlinische Galerie, von Bismarck adopts a biographical approach for the first time, delving into his family history.

KANG CONTEMPORARY

Berlin Süd

22.06. – 18.08. Summer Show 2023. Jazoo Yang, Jaehong Ahn, Paul Günther Köstner, Sojin Park, Moritz Jekat.  painting–drawing  sculpture–installation  photography

Kang Contemporary's Summer Show 2023 is a group exhibition of young international positions in Berlin.

Migrant Bird Space

Berlin Mitte

24.06. – 19.08. 223&MBS. Summer Project 2023. Zhipeng Lin (aka. No 223).  photography

CAMERA WORK

Berlin West

24.06. – 19.08. Christian Tagliavini.  photography

From June 24, 2023 the gallery CAMERA WORK presents an exhibition of works by photographer Christian Tagliavini. His works are not just »pictures,« but designed narratives, for which the artist produces all visible content elaborately and in great detail himself. With this unique selling point in photographic art, he sees himself as a »photographic craftsman«.

until 20.08. Flashes of Memory. Fotografie im Holocaust.  photography  Repro Aryeh Ben-Menachem, Mendel Grossman fotografiert heimlich die Deportation von Juden aus dem Ghetto Łódź, Detail, o.J. , Photo: © Yad Vashem Archives

The Israeli Holocaust remembrance centre Yad Vashem is showing its much admired exhibition Flashes of Memory,which was first displayed in January 2018 in Jerusalem. It presents a critical account of visual documentation – both photographs and films ­– created during the Holocaust by German and Jewish photographers, as well as by members of the Allied forces during liberation.

31.05. – 20.08. Aus der Dunkelheit ins Licht. Ono Ludwig.  painting–drawing  photography  Repro Aus der Dunkelheit ins Licht, Ono Ludwig, 2013, Analoge Fotografie, Photo: Ono Ludwig

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With J+ 1, Jarmuschek + Partner presents a special exhibition concept: Each of the artists in the gallery program not only presents a current work of their own, but also a selected guest. Each of these constellations also reveals personal details about the inviting artists and opens up individual perspectives on their artistic positions. Mutual references can be observed just as much as shared artistic views or conducted discourses.

mianki.Gallery

Berlin Süd

14.07. – 26.08. mianki & friends. Silke Katharina Hahn, Halfa, Ulrich Haug, Claudia Kallscheuer, Gisoo Kim, Christophe Laudamiel, Jens Rausch, Michael Schuster, Constanze Vogt.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  sculpture–installation  photography  glass–light–textile art  Miscellaneous

12.07. – 27.08. "Guck mal so!". Schüler*innen des Heinz-Berggruen-Gymnasiums in Zusammenarbeit mit der Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie.  photography  Repro ohne Titel, Santiago Morelli, 2022, Fotografie, Photo: Santiago Morelli

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12.07. – 27.08. "Guck mal so!". Schüler*innen des Heinz-Berggruen-Gymnasiums in Zusammenarbeit mit der Ostkreuzschule für Fotografie.  photography  Photo: © Santiago Morelli

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until 18.09. Suddenly Wonderful. Zukunftsideen für Westberliner Großbauten der 1970er Jahre.  graphic–paper works  sculpture–installation  photography  audio–video art  Miscellaneous  Repro Konzept ICCC – International Center for Contemporary Culture, , Bureau N und Something Fantastic, 2014-2023 , Photo: © Bureau N/Something Fantastic

During the Cold War, some remarkable big buildings emerged in West Berlin as new locations for science, research and the arts. After years of neglect and now technically obsolete, most of these buildings are threatened with demolition. Ever since they appeared, these architectures have often been criticised as unsightly and inefficient. That view is being challenged today by a group of academics, cultural workers and politicians who appreciate them as achievements of modern Western technology.

25.08. – 01.10. Uncertain Homelands. Nora Bibel.  photography

Water, too much of it and too little, is the focus of the new work by Nora Bibel, who has photographed the consequences of climate change in Indonesia, Namibia and Germany. In photographs of almost abstract-looking landscapes, people in their surroundings and objects connected to water management, the photographer impressively shows that water in the spectrum between flooding and drought is a globally connected and mutually influencing system.

until 06.10. Schatten aus Licht. Lothar Wolleh, Alexander Camaro.  painting–drawing  photography  Repro Alexander Camaro, Lothar Wolleh, 1960er Jahre, Fotografie, 100 x 100cm, Photo: Lothar Wolleh

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CAMERA WORK

Berlin West

26.08. – 07.10. Martin Schoeller.  photography

From August 26, 2023 CAMERA WORK Gallery presents an exhibition of works by photographic artist Martin Schoeller. He gained worldwide fame through his longstanding and still ongoing series »Close Up,« which is subject to the artistic concept of presenting his models – regardless of different social and cultural backgrounds – on an equal footing.

03.08. – 27.10. wie es damals aussah - 25 Jahre danach. Aus der Fotoserie mit Hasselblad / Selbstauslöser. Matthias Koeppel.  photography

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Lothar Wolleh Raum

Berlin Mitte

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 22.12. René Magritte. Die letzten Portraits. Lothar Wolleh.  photography  Repro René and Georgette Magritte with their dog , Lothar Wolleh, 1967, Inkjet auf Baryta Papier, 38 x 38 cm , Photo: Lothar Wolleh

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 22.12. René Magritte. Die letzten Portraits. Lothar Wolleh.  photography  Repro René Magritte , Lotar Wolleh , 1967, Inkjet , 38 x 38 cm , Photo: Lothar Wolleh

In 1967, the Boymans-van Beuningen Museum in Rotterdam organized a retrospective exhibition dedicated to the Belgian artist René Magritte. Lothar Wolleh traveled to Brussels several times this year and visited the Magritte family in the run-up to the exhibition.

With his photographs, Lothar Wolleh created an intimate portrait of René Magritte's domestic life and his artistic practice. 

Gropius Bau

Berlin Süd

22.09. – 14.01. General Idea. Felix Partz, Jorge Zontal, AA Bronson.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  sculpture–installation  photography  glass–light–textile art  audio–video art  Miscellaneous  Repro P is for Poodle, General Idea, 1983/89, Photo: © General Idea, Foto: General Idea Archives, Berlin, courtesy: die Künstler

Challenging both the art world and society at large, General Idea remain a lastingly influential artist group whose groundbreaking practice spans 25 years. In the most comprehensive retrospective on the trio ever produced, the Gropius Bau presents more than 200 works from the late 1960s to the early 1990s.

13.10. – 12.02. Grünzeug. Pflanzen in der Fotografie der Gegenwart. Falk Haberkorn, Ingar Krauss, Susanne Kriemann, Mimi Cherono Ng‘ok, Stefanie Seufert, Andrzej Steinbach.  photography  Repro Schonung #2, Aus der 4-teiligen Serie „Schonung“, Falk Haberkorn, 2003/04 , Photo: © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2023

The shapes created by the plant world are prodigious. Embedded within their own complex, highly sensitive ecosystems, plants intertwine with human culture in many different ways. The exhibition “Greenery: Plants in contemporary photography” responds to this multi-faceted theme. These contemporary works mostly from our Photography Collection address the often contradictory relationship between humans and plants through the medium of photography.

PalaisPopulaire

Berlin Mitte

until 11.03. The Struggle of Memory. Sammlung Deutsche Bank. Sammy Baloji, Yto Barrada, Mohamed Camara, Samuel Fosso, Anawana Haloba, Lubaina Himid, Lebohang Kganye, Wangechi Mutu, Paulo Nazareth, Toyin Ojih Odutola, Jo Ractliffe, Berni Searle, Dineo Seshee Bopape, Mikhael Subotzky, Kara Walker, Alberta Whittle, Hoy Cheong Wong.  painting–drawing  graphic–paper works  sculpture–installation  photography  glass–light–textile art  audio–video art  Repro 70's Lifestyle series, Samuel Fosso, 1975-78, Photo: © Samuel Fosso, courtesy Jean Marc Patras, Paris

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until 01.04. Hunted. Nasan Tur.  sculpture–installation  photography  audio–video art  Repro Nasan Tur, Photo: Foto: © Roman Goebel

Nasan Tur explores the political and social conditions that define our times. His works are experimental arrangements that draw attention to ideologies, social norms and behavioural codes and expand our options for individual action. To this end, he examines statements, gestures and images found in the media or in the public space and distils them into miniatures reflecting current social crises and discourse.