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SANDAU & LEO GALERIE

Berlin Mitte

until 03.06. Zitronenblau. Malerei, Zeichnung, Skulptur. Wolfgang Leber. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 03.06. Mutter. MK Kaehne. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Repro O.T. (aus dem Zyklus "Mutter", MK Kaehne, 2015-2019, Mixed Media, Epoxidharz, Ölfarbe, 167 x 147 x 219 cm, Photo: MK Kaehne

The main work, a lifelike nude woman in her prime sitting on her bed, looking at her crotch with a mirror, causes irritation. Especially in the context of the exhibition title and the name of the cycle of works "Mother". Is it the artist's mother or mistress? Or is she representative of the female human race, which is present to us all at least as a mother. Is this verism simply a portrait or an homage?

Semjon Contemporary (KioskShop berlin (KSb))

Berlin Mitte

until 03.06. Intervention XXX-03. Ellinor Euler. sculpture–installation

Ellinor Euler's colorful metal webs - seemingly floating or lying in the air - conquer the space and form an organic counterpoint to the sober coolness and geometric functional architecture of the KioskShop.

galerie burster

Berlin West

until 03.06. group show curated by Fousieh Mobayen. painting–drawing sculpture–installation Miscellaneous

GALERIE FRIEDMANN-HAHN

Berlin West

until 03.06. New works. Donald Vaccino. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Pink Shirt, Donald Vaccino, 2022, Öl auf Leinwand, 110 x 96 cm , Photo: Donald Vaccino

Galerie Mond Fine Arts - Frieda Vogel

Berlin West

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 03.06. Transit. Somnia. Stephan Kaluza. painting–drawing Repro Somnia, Stephan Kaluza, 2022, Öl auf Leinwand, 200 x 200 cm

subjectobject - by Vulin-Hinrichs

Berlin Süd

until 03.06. Synthesis. 30 Jahre Berlin. Murshida Arzu Alpana. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Irgendwo-Überall-Nirgendwo, Murshida Arzu Alpana, 2017, Acryl, Pastell, Graphit auf Leinwand, 160x420 cm, Photo: Murshida Arzu Alpana

until 03.06. Synthesis. 30 Jahre Berlin. Murshida Arzu Alpana. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Von einem anderen Ort, Murshida Arzu Alpana, 2018, Acryl auf Leinwand, 50x60 cm, Photo: Murshida Arzu Alpana

Bode

Berlin Ost

until 04.06. Opencast. Elizabet Cerviño. painting–drawing happening–performance Miscellaneous Repro Beth-El 1, Elizabet Cerviño, 2019, Oil on canvas, 180 × 140 cm / 70 7/8 × 55 1/8 in, Photo: Dominique Suberville

The mining of minerals and stones has many negative connotations and is the source of much political and geographic upheaval. It is a reflection of the human impulse to exploit the land we roam; to place immediate economic and political interests above long-term environmental and communal planning. In Opencast, Cuban artist Elizabet Cerviño applies this juxtaposition to create a body of work that does not look to exploit nature but rather commune with it.

Bode

Berlin Ost

until 04.06. Embrace. Path to Growth and Contentment. Cinthia Sifa Mulanga. painting–drawing Repro Make me familiar, Cinthia Sifa Mulanga, 2023, Mixed media of acrylic paint with charcoal and collage on stretched canvas, 70 × 100 cm, Photo: Cinthia Sifa Mulanga

Bode is pleased to present Embrace: Path to Growth and Contentment, Cinthia Sifa Mulanga's first European solo show. The artist investigates the individual’s relationship with space, ultimately exploring moments in time in which a person’s inner and outer worlds meet. Mulanga’s works engage with the world outside of domestic settings; the scenes depicted through the windows of the pieces are reflective of hope, a gentle optimism about the future and desire for exploration and expansion.

feinart berlin

Berlin West

until 06.06. Soil. Christine Jackob-Marks. painting–drawing Repro Ursprung. Dritter und Vierter Tag, Christine Jackob-Marks, 2012, Mischtechnik auf Leinwand, 130 x 160cm, Photo: Marc Juffart

until 06.06. Soil. Christine Jackob-Marks. painting–drawing

until 06.06. Soil. Christine Jackob-Marks. painting–drawing Repro Ohne Titel, Christine Jackob-Marks, 1996, Mischtechnik auf Leinwand, 80 x 100cm, Photo: Marc Juffart

until 06.06. Soil. Christine Jackob-Marks. painting–drawing Repro Aus der Serie "Erdkruste/ Sedimente", Christine Jackob-Marks, 2023, Mischtechnik auf Leinwand, 90 x 70cm, Photo: feinartberlin

Soil summarizes themes that characterize Jackob-Marks' work: Soil, Earth (world, planet), Ground (cause). The exhibition focuses on one of the painter's guiding genres, landscape from the '80s to the present. To distance from representational depiction in current works means not a turn toward abstraction but a progressive intensification of her ceaseless search for the essence of being: Where do I come from? Why am I in the world? What is the unity of the cosmos?

Luisa Catucci Gallery

Berlin Süd

until 09.06. Grüne Sauce. Yvonne Andreini, Max Coor, Axel Geis, Katrin Kampmann, Michael Kunze, Nikolaus List, Daniel Mohr, Lea Mugnaini, Johanna Silbermann.

Galerie Sievi

Berlin Süd

until 10.06. Katzengold. Künstler der Galerie. Repro Monde, Franck Moëglen, 2007, 30 x 40 cm

Saarländische Galerie – Europäisches Kunstforum

Berlin Süd

until 10.06. Holistic Paranoia. Emma Adler. sculpture–installation audio–video art Repro 7HE GREA7 RESE7, Emma Adler, 2022, Installation view, Martinetz, Köln, Photo: Tamara Lorenz

With immersive installations, the artist Emma Adler casts light on the shallows of the internet and uses different levels of reality to examine human perception as the key to understanding the world. Her works focus on the relationship between reality and media representation. (J. Stellmann)

Showroom / Galerie Georg Nothelfer

Berlin West

until 10.06. Der Moment. Britta Lumer. Repro angry bird, Britta Lumer, Skulptur aus Keramik, 36,5 x 26 x 16,5 cm, Photo: Courtesy Galerie Georg Nothelfer and Britta Lumer

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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Galerie Thomas Schulte

Berlin Mitte

until 10.06. Mother Tongue. Marina Adams. painting–drawing Repro Stanleys Repetoire, Marina Adams, 2022, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 78 x 68 in. | 198 x 172.7 cm

nüüd.berlin

Berlin Mitte

until 10.06. Self Defense Made Easy. Philip Crawford. graphic–paper works audio–video art Repro Self Defense Made Easy, Philip Crawford, 2022, Print and watercolour, 48 x 63 cm, Photo: Philip Crawford

until 10.06. Self Defense Made Easy. Philip Crawford. graphic–paper works audio–video art Repro Self Defense Made Easy, Philip Crawford, 2022, Print and watercolur, 48 x 63 cm, Photo: Philip Crawford

until 10.06. Self Defense Made Easy. Philip Crawford. graphic–paper works audio–video art Repro Selfportrait, Philip Crawford, 2022, Fotografie, Photo: Philip Crawford

In this exhibition, the artist studies relations between kung fu culture and practices of self-defensive care within Black communities. The Berlin-based artis Philip Crawford (*1988, USA) asks us to slow down, to relax and breathe deeply, to join him in his study of these images, and then to do it all again. The exhibition features a series of prints and related video work.

Haus am Kleistpark (Projektraum)

Berlin Süd

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.

KANG CONTEMPORARY

Berlin Süd

until 15.06. Inventories. Arnold Dreyblatt. glass–light–textile art Repro The Great Archive, Arnold Dreyblatt, 1992, Wood, Inscribed Plexiglass, illumination, Photo: Tom Gundelwein

KANG Contemporary is pleased to present the exhibition project Inventories with US-American multidisciplinary artist Arnold Dreyblat. The artist engages in-depth with processes and discourses of memory culture, reflecting on categories such as commemoration and archive in complex textual and spatial visualizations. The exhibition Inventories is thus intended to create a space in which these themes, guided by the artist's works, can be reflected upon and discussed by the public.

Brusberg Wunderkammer

Berlin West

until 17.06. Arbeiten auf Papier und Kleinplastiken. Rolf Szymanski. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Repro Figuren in grüßer Höhe, Rolf Szymanski, 1998, Öl, Blei- und Farbstift auf Papier, 73 x 51 cm, Photo: Galerie Brusberg

until 17.06. Arbeiten auf Papier und Kleinplastiken. Rolf Szymanski. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Repro Figuren in großer Höhe, Rolf Szymanski, 1998, Öl, Bleistift und Farbstift auf Karton, 73 x 51 cm, Photo: Roman März

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Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner

Berlin West

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 17.06. Olle Bærtling, Gerhard von Graevenitz. painting–drawing sculpture–installation Repro Kinetisches Objekt, 2 vertikale Streifen, Gerhard von Graevenitz, 1976, Spanplatte, Metallstreifen, Motor, 122 x 122, Photo: Foto: Estate Gerhard von Graevenitz, Amsterdam / Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 17.06. Olle Bærtling, Gerhard von Graevenitz. painting–drawing sculpture–installation Repro AIYAM, Olle Bærtling, 1955, Öl auf Leinwand, 92 x 60 cm, Photo: Photo: Gerhard Kassner; Courtesy the artist and Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner / Galerie Nordenhake

Our exhibition unites two artists who deal with geometric abstraction and movement, thus embedding their works in concretism and constructivism. The swedish Olle Baertling (1911–1981) was very present in the art scene of the 1950s/1960s. A selection of his non-figurative paintings executed 1953–1974 will be on show with us. The younger german Gerhard von Graevenitz (1934–1983) will be present with early "structures" (1959/60) and four kinetic objects made 1975–78.

Hilleckes Gallery

Berlin West

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 17.06. Tribe. Justyna Adamczyk. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation happening–performance Repro Adamczyk, Justyna , Photo: Justyna Adamczyk

The exhibition Tribe by the artist Justyna Adamczyk is a spectacular start to a cooperation with the OP ENHEIM Foundation in Wroclaw, Poland. In her work, the artist deals with the fetishisation and aestheticisation of trauma, using various creative techniques, especially painting and sculpture. Justyna Adamczyk (born in 1981 in Opoczno) graduated from the E. Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław, majoring in painting in 2007.

Kuckei + Kuckei

Berlin Mitte

until 17.06. Die Ewigkeit der Nacht. Miguel Rothschild.

Galerie Georg Nothelfer

Berlin Süd

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 17.06. copy-paste. K.R.H. Sonderborg. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro O.T., K.R.H. Sonderborg, 1986, Acryl / Leinwand, 162 x 228 cm, Photo: Courtesy Galerie Georg Nothelfer

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.

Haus am Kleistpark (Galerie im Tempelhof Museum)

Berlin Süd

until 18.06. Landshift. Myriam El Haïk. painting–drawing audio–video art Repro "RUG BENI OUARAIN SERIES", Bleistift und Tinte auf Papier, 21x13cm, 2022, Myriam El Haïk

Myriam El Haïk explores the topos of landscape in this exhibition. The artist approaches the subject through the sensations that a landscape evokes in her. The emotional space designed in this way in drawings and paintings is also reminiscent of the patterns of carpets, which the artist perceives as landscapes that are experienced physically as well as tangible. Her painterly works are supported by musical compositions in the exhibition.

Haus am Lützowplatz (HaL) (HaL Studiogalerie)

Berlin Süd

until 18.06. Mein trübes Wasser wurde klar. Mit Studierenden der Klasse Gregor Hildebrand, Akademie der Bildenden Künste München.

Galerie Pankow

Berlin Nord

until 18.06. Zeichnung. Brigitte Waldach. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Plasma, Brigitte Waldach, 2021, Graphit, Gouache, Pigmentstift auf Bütten, Diptychon, 190 x 280 cm

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Projektraum Alte Feuerwache

Berlin Mitte

until 18.06. Code City. Apps and Apes. Heike Hamann.

Galerie Dittmar

Berlin Mitte

until 20.06. Pläne machen. Nanne Meyer.

Bermel von Luxburg Gallery

Berlin West

until 24.06. Robert Pan. painting–drawing Repro CS 1,568 RQ, Robert Pan, 2021-2022, Acryl, Harz, Mischtechnik, 110 x 90 cm

Taubert Contemporary

Berlin West

until 24.06. From the Disappearance of Color into the Lightness. Beat Zoderer. painting–drawing sculpture–installation

Galerie Christine Knauber

Berlin Süd

until 29.06. Circus Maximus. Marcel Teske. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Herzchakra, Marcel Teske, 2023, Tusche, Aquarell und Acryl, 48 x 38 cm

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Galerie Gilla Lörcher | Contemporary Art

Berlin Süd

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 01.07. Escaping the Dichotomy. Ab van Hanegem, Christian Pilz. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Untiled, Christian Pilz, 2023, Tusche auf Papier, 21 x 15 cm, Photo: GLörcher

Special event Gallery Weekend Berlin
until 01.07. Escaping the Dichotomy. Ab van Hanegem, Christian Pilz. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Untitled, Ab van Hanegem, 2023, Acryl auf Papier, 55 x 140 cm, Photo: Ab van Hanegem

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to enrich the Gallery Weekend Berlin 2023 with the exhibition "Escaping the Dichotomy". The labyrinthine element in the incredibly detailed, finely chiseled drawings by Christian Pilz and the complex architecturally constructed structures in the works of the painter Ab van Hanegem make this exhibition extremely eventful.

Neue Nationalgalerie

Berlin Süd

until 02.07. Die Neue Nationalgalerie. Ihr Architekt und ihre Baugeschichte.

Neue Nationalgalerie

Berlin Süd

until 02.07. Die Kunst der Gesellschaft 1900–1945. Sammlung der Nationalgalerie. Repro Potsdamer Platz, Detail, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1914, Photo: © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie / Jörg P. Anders

Kommunale Galerie Berlin

Berlin West

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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ACHIM FREYER STIFTUNG | Kunsthaus | Sammlung | Galerie

Berlin Süd

until 02.07. Walter Weiße Werke. Eine Ausstellung zum 100. Geburtstag des Freyburger Künstlers & Malerfreundes von Achim Freyer. Repro Spirale und dunkle Fahnen, Walter Weiße, 1996, Kreide,Deckweiß,Aquarell, 61 x 86 cm

Galerie Parterre Berlin

Berlin Nord

until 02.07. Es gibt das Rot nicht mehr. Michael Voges. painting–drawing

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Gropius Bau

Berlin Süd

until 09.07. Rainbow Serpent (Version). Daniel Boyd. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Untitled (Paita), Daniel Boyd, 2022, Photo: courtesy: der Künstler und Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

Rainbow Serpent (Version) is the most comprehensive exhibition of Daniel Boyd’s artistic practice in Europe to date. It provides an overview of Boyd’s image-making that counters the colonial narrative of Australia’s history, engages transnational networks of resistance, Indigenous knowledge production and personal family histories, which he reflects in relation to the context and architecture of the Gropius Bau.

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

Galerie Springer Berlin

Berlin West

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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Carlos Hulsch Galerie

Berlin West

until 28.07. Drinnen & draussen II. Koreanische Impressionen. Sooki (Korea). painting–drawing graphic–paper works Repro Berliner Erotik Museum vor dem Abriss, Sooki, 2013, Aquarell auf 600g Büttenpapier, 30x40 cm, Photo: Werner Aufenfehn

Sooki from Southkorea presents still-lifes, landscapes and figures. Depending on the situation her motives are in disposition in watercolours or waterpaintings on 600g hand-made paper.With her Asian point of view she paints delicate tings of colours.

Zilberman

Berlin West

until 29.07. solo exhibition. Itamar Gov. sculpture–installation

Zilberman

Berlin West

until 29.07. Transit. Curated by Lotte Laub and Susanne Weiß. Yane Calovski, Hristina Ivanoska, Antje Engelmann, Memed Erdener, Hanna Frenzel, Itamar Gov, Fatoş İrwen, Iz Öztat, Judith Raum, Sim Chi Yin, Annette Weisser.

Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart

Berlin Mitte

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.

Neue Nationalgalerie

Berlin Süd

until 30.07. Tehching Hsieh. happening–performance Miscellaneous Repro Tehching Hsieh, One Year Performance 1980-1981, Detail, Photo: © Image courtesy the artist and Sean Kelly Gallery, New York

In autumn 2023, the Neue Nationalgalerie will present Tehching Hsieh’s work One Year Performance 1980–1981 (Time Clock Piece). Born in 1950 in Nanzhou, Pingtung, Taiwan, Tehching Hsieh became known internationally in the late 1970s and early 1980s primarily for his durational performances, each of which ran over a year.

Anahita Contemporary (KantGaragen, Kantstr. 126, 10625 Berlin, 3. OG)

Berlin West

until 31.07. Woman Life Freedom. sculpture–installation Repro An Elegy for the Death Of Hamun, Hashem Shakeri, 2018-ongoing

Galerie Deschler Berlin

Berlin Mitte

until 31.07. Der Tiger im Käfig. Die Neuen Wilden im Berlin der 70er und 80er Jahre. Elvira Bach, Luciano Castelli, Rainer Fetting, Karl Horst Hödicke, Helmut Middendorf, Stefan Roloff, Salomé, Bernd Zimmer. painting–drawing Repro Der Tiger in seinem Käfig, Karl Horst Hödicke, Der Tiger in seinem Käfig, 1989. Kunstharz auf Leinwand, 200 x 300 cm, Courtesy of Galerie Deschler, Berlin, 1989, Kunstharz auf Leinwand, 200 x 300 cm, Photo: Courtesy of Galerie Deschler, Berlin

Galerie Michael Haas

Berlin West

until 05.08. Louise Nevelson, George Rickey. sculpture–installation Repro City Series, Louise Nevelson, 1974, Holz, schwarz lackiert, 245 x 380 x 6 cm, Photo: Alessandro Zambianchi. Privatsammlung, Courtesy Gió Marconi Gallery, Mailand

until 05.08. Louise Nevelson, George Rickey. sculpture–installation Repro Crucifera - Pillar of Light, George Rickey, 1994, rostfreier Stahl, 246,4 x 50,8 x 81,3 cm, Photo: Diego Flores. Courtesy of the George Rickey Estate

Louise Nevelson (1899-1988) used everyday materials to sculpt and paint monochromatic – mostly black – assemblages of which she considered herself to be an extension. Inspired by Alexander Calder and his works George Warren Rickey (1907-2002) became one of the most important representatives of kinetic sculpture. Galerie Michael Haas will show kinetic, indoor and outdoor, wall and ceiling sculptures as well as prints and collages of the artists.

Gropius Bau

Berlin Süd

until 13.08. Indigo Waves and Other Stories. Re-Navigating the Afrasian Sea and Notions of Diaspora. Kelani Abass, Malala Andrialavidrazana, Shiraz Bayjoo, Rossella Biscotti, M’barek Bouhchichi, Nikhil Chopra, Köken Ergun, Adama Delphine Fawundu, Clara Jo, Jasmine Nilani Joseph, Jeewi Lee, Lavanya Mani, Oscar Murillo, Dominic Sansoni, Jennifer Tee, Jack Beng-Thi, Sim Chi Yin. Miscellaneous Repro Design: 3pc, Photo: Design: 3pc

Taking the stories and histories of the Indian Ocean as its departure point, the group exhibition Indigo Waves and Other Stories: Re-Navigating the Afrasian Sea and Notions of Diaspora investigates the links between the continents of Africa and Asia.

Sprüth Magers

Berlin Mitte

until 19.08. Duotopia. Cao Fei. sculpture–installation audio–video art Repro MatryoshkaVerse, Cao Fei, 2022, Zweikanal-HD-Video, 37min 38sec, Photo: © Cao Fei, 2023, Courtesy the artist, Vitamin Creative Space and Sprüth Magers

Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers are pleased to present Duotopia, a major exhibition by Cao Fei at Sprüth Magers, Berlin, which will transform all of the gallery's spaces and premiere several new works outside of China that delve into the metaverse, virtual reality and the interactions between human and machine consciousness.

Kunstbibliothek / Kulturforum (Museum für Fotografie)

Berlin Süd

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.

Haus am Lützowplatz (HaL)

Berlin Süd

until 27.08. Fountain. HaL-Hofskulptur #8. Philip Topolovac. sculpture–installation Repro Philip Topolovac, 2023

Berlin-based artist Philip Topolovac was invited by guest curator Max Dax to create HaL-Hofskulptur #8. Referring to the shape of the T reinforced concrete fountain in the Berghain beer garden in Berlin, Philip Topolovac's sculpture "Fountain" constructs a fountain that functions as a signpost or memorial.

Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart

Berlin Mitte

until 17.09. Christina Quarles. painting–drawing Repro Christina Quarles, Slick, 2022, Detail, Acryl auf Leinwand , Photo: © Christina Quarles, Courtesy die Künstlerin, Pilar Corrias, London und Hauser & Wirth

The confrontation between Quarles works and those from the collection provides a variety of entry points spanning six decades into the representation of the human body. The exhibition shows paintings and works on paper and also features a new, site-specific painting installation that Quarles has conceived especially for the show.

Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart

Berlin Mitte

until 17.09. Simple Facts. Fred Sanback. sculpture–installation Repro Simple Facts, Ausstellungsansicht, Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart, Fred Sandback, Photo: © Fred Sandback Estate / Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Thomas Bruns

Simple Facts features a focused selection of the artist’s installations and conceptual drawings spanning more than three decades of his practice. It marks a significant donation from the Fred Sandback Archive of a series of works originally conceived in 1975 for his exhibition at Kunstraum Munich: 64 variations of a three-part sculpture. They are shown alongside nine installation works highlighting Sandback’s singular, minimal formal vocabulary, and treatment of space.

Gropius Bau

Berlin Süd

until 01.10. The Singing Project. Ayumi Paul. happening–performance Miscellaneous Repro The Singing Project, Installationsansicht, Gropius Bau, Ayumi Paul, 2022, 2022, Photo: © Gropius Bau, Foto: Luca Girardini

The Singing Project ist eine kollektive Praxis und singende Skulptur von Ayumi Paul, Artist in Residence 2022 des Gropius Bau. Das Projekt setzt sich in diesem Jahr durch eine Reihe offener Workshops und Praxisnotizen, die im frei zugänglichen Bereich des Ausstellungshauses installiert werden, fort. Der erste Workshop im März steht in Resonanz zum Frühlingsbeginn.

Bermel von Luxburg Gallery (Samurai Museum Berlin, Auguststr. 68, 10177 Berlin)

Berlin West

until 01.10. Robert Pan. painting–drawing sculpture–installation

until 01.10. Robert Pan. painting–drawing sculpture–installation Repro Samurai Museum Berlin, Robert Pan, 2023

Bermel von Luxburg Gallery in cooperation with the Samurai Museum Berlin are delighted to announce the solo show of the Italian artist ROBERT PAN.

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Bermel von Luxburg Gallery & the Samurai Museum Berlin Team are looking forward to welcoming you!

Alexander und Renata Camaro Stiftung

Berlin Süd

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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PalaisPopulaire

Berlin Mitte

until 09.10. SculpturePopulaire: „Tor (Skins)“. Erwin Wurm. sculpture–installation Repro Tor (Skins), Erwin Wurm, 2021, Aluminium, Farbe, Photo: Courtesy Thaddaeus Ropac, London/Paris/Salzburg/Seoul

Erwin Wurm turns the rules of sculpture on their head. In his most recent sculptures from the series Skins (2021), one of which is now being presented in front of the PalaisPopulaire, Wurm radically reduces the volume. His work, which is almost four meters high, look like suit bags or skins from which the bodies have been sucked out. The filigree, fragile-looking sculptures consist of partial casts of living models, like from the actor and artist Lars Eidinger.

Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart (Pergamonmuseum)

Berlin Mitte

until 15.10. Filtered Time. Liam Gillick. sculpture–installation Miscellaneous Repro Liam Gillick, Filtered Time Visualization, 2022 Liam Gillick, Filtered Time Visualization, 2022, Photo: © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Vorderasiatisches Museum / Olaf M. Teßmer, Courtesy the artist and Esther Schipper, Berlin/Paris/Seoul

In a historical first, the Vorderasiatisches Museum (Museum of the Ancient Near East) and the Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart (National Gallery of Contemporary Art) join forces on a trans-historical, site-specific presentation by British artist Liam Gillick throughout the halls of the Pergamon Museum.

Salongalerie ››Die Möwe‹‹

Berlin Mitte

until 17.12. Wir öffnen unsere Schränke. Rudolf Ausleger, Hermann Bachmann, Herbert Behrens-Hangeler, Marg Moll, Werner Scholz, uvm. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Repro o.T., Hermann Bachmann, 1950er Jahre, Mischtechnik auf Papier, 34,5 x 24,5 cm

Our new exhibition literally follows its title: We open our art cabinets and show works from the collection.

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.

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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Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg

Berlin West

21.09. Das Museum Berggruen zu Gast in der Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg. Alberto Giacometti, Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse, Paul Cézanne. painting–drawing Repro Junges Mädchen mit offenem Haar, Paul Cézanne, um 1873/1874, Öl auf Leinwand , Photo: © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie, Museum Berggruen, Leihgabe aus Privatbesitz / Foto: Jens Ziehe

While the Museum Berggruen is closed for major renovations, and a large section of the collection is on tour, the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg has made museum space available on it’s first upper level to show a small but representative selection of Berggruen works.

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