Daniel Marzona opened his gallery in September 2014 with a solo exhibition of Bernd Lohaus. He currently represents 11 artists who come from different generations and use a wide range of media but who are all at home within a conceptual framework. Since autumn 2019 the gallery has been located in Marienstraße in Berlin-Mitte.     Image caption: Axel Hütte, „T R A C E S   London – Berlin“, Installation view at Daniel Marzona, Berlin, 2021. Courtesy of the artist and Daniel Marzona, Berlin. Photo: Nick Ash ART@Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Daniel Marzona

EIGENHEIM Weimar/Berlin (Eigenheim literally translates to “your own home”) was founded as a space for contemporary art and communication in 2006 in Weimar. Since 2015 EIGENHEIM Weimar/Berlin can also be found in Berlin, at Kantstraße 28 in Berlin-Charlottenburg (earlier Linienstraße, see photo). In addition to traditional solo and group exhibitions, the gallery stages curated exhibitions with a wide range of partners focusing on particular topics. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 2:00 – 7:00 pm Artists of the gallery: Gökçen Dilek Acay, Anna Bittersohl, Frederik Foert, Rao Fu, Caucasso Lee Jun, Adam Noack, Michal Schmidt, Daniel Caleb Thompson, Lars Wild, Wang Yuhong, Konstantin Bayer, Benedikt Braun, Enrico Freitag, Marc Jung, Martin Mohr, Stefan Schiek, Julia Scorna, Moritz Wehrmann, Christiane Wittig     ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin EIGENHEIM Weimar/Berlin

nüüd.berlin was initially founded in 2016 by Henner Merle as “fine art berlin project spaces”. The gallery represents painters, sculptors and photographers and organises exhibitions and supporting programmes. In addition to discovering and promoting talented newcomers, the gallery owner also wants to introduce established artists who have not yet exhibited in Berlin or Germany and make them known nationally as well as internationally. As director and co-founder of the former gallery ZFF – Zentrum für Fotografie in Berlin (1997/98) & co-curator of the exhibition for the successful book BERLIN WONDERLAND by Anke Fesel & Chris Keller (2014), he gained practical experience as a gallery owner and curator. After five years of numerous pop-up exhibitions at ever-changing locations, Henner Merle decided to take the next step and open a permanent space for art exhibitions in Berlin-Mitte in September 2021, despite the difficult pandemic year. With the permanent location and the planning security gained through this, exhibitions with the gallery’s artists and other artists will now be held regularly. In addition, it will now be possible to concretise and realise long-held plans – such as a cooperation with a New York gallery or a German-Indian project. nüüd.berlin gallery is intended to be […]

kajetan Berlin was founded in November 2018 as a private gallery for seeing and reflecting on contemporary art in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The gallery focuses primarily on serious artistic innovation. It focuses both on previously underrepresented mid-career artists with diverse and strong personal perspectives, whose work is characterised by complexity and precision of form, and on discoveries and rediscoveries. With commitment, kajetan Berlin seeks to connect the gallery’s represented and exhibited artists with museums, curators and private collectors around the world. Images: kajetan Berlin, exhibition view Erich has just left the building, autumn 2021, photo: Marcus Schneider The gallery was initially located in a former Kreuzberg artist’s studio. In the summer of 2021, the gallery gave up these premises and opened its new exhibition space at Grolmanstraße 58 in the gallery district in Berlin-Charlottenburg from September 2021. Opening hours: Tue – Fri noon – 6:00 p.m. Sat 2:00 – 7:00 p.m. and by arrangement All contact details of the gallery kajetan Berlin can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Bettina Blohm, Carla Guagliardi, Marta Guisande, Shila Khatami, Harry Leigh, Marc Nagtzaam, Haleh Redjaian, Erich Reusch, Trine Søndergaard, Elisabeth Vary, Claude Viallat, Jan Wawrzyniak  

Bermel von Luxburg Gallery specializes in international modern and contemporary art and conveys art at the highest level. The gallery is located on Fasanenstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Opening hours: Tuesday – Friday noon – 6:00 pm Saturday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Artists of the gallery: Louis Brummer, Thomas Canto, Uli Fischer, Nikolai Makarov, Robert Pan Art trade: Kengiro Azuma, Aleksey Babichev, Gaston Chaissac, Eduardo Chillida, Lucio Fontana, Gotthard Graubner, Georges Grosz, Eugen Schonebeck, Takesada Matsutani, Max Weber     Image caption: Exhibition view Thomas Canto (Image 1), Exhibition views MATERIA (image 2 + 3)

At the Luisa Catucci Gallery, we believe in the power of inspiring art and culture. Art is an outstanding power food. We truly value its fundamental role of instigator for reflections and feelings out of the ordinary. Opening hours: Tuesday – Friday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm All contact details of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Kenneth Blom, Anne Cecile Surga, Aqua Aura, Maike Freess, Lido Rico, Paolo Treni, Antti Pussinen, Thomas Scalco, Darion Ghibaudo, Manuela Toselli, Eleonora Roaro, David Hochbaum, Christoph Delbeecke, Irene Cruz, Boris Eldagsen, Andrea Mariconti, William Grob, Rowan DG Corkill, Mathilde Nardone, Isabel Consigliere, Gian Luca Groppi. Based in Berlin, in the newly trend neighbourhood of Schillerkiez Neukölln, just a few meters away from the unique park of Tempelhofer Feld, Luisa Catucci Gallery, is more than just  a conventional art gallery; it places itself as one of the fundamental elements of the area’s cultural turmoil. The gallery’s program focuses mainly on art exhibitions, inspired by ecological, social and existential matters, through a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, video art and installations. Beside the exhibitions, Luisa Catucci Gallery organises regularly multidimensional events, in order to bind art with talks, culture […]

BBA Gallery has been finding and representing artists with exceptional talent and ideas, a strong vision and a convincing style since 2017. Age or education are not the most important criteria for the gallery. It is more interested in authenticity, perseverance, professionalism and outstanding artworks, regardless of the medium. BBA Gallery works with so-called “emerging” and “mid-career” artists. However, for BBA Gallery these are industry terms, labels that help to simplify the complexity. They believe that artists don’t need a label, but a dedicated gallery that opens doors for them, introduces their work to collectors and shares their vision with the world. BBA Gallery grew out of an artist-run project space in 2015.     Art Gallery in Berlin: BBA Gallery | ART at Berlin

Migrant Birds Projects is a Berlin-based and Beijing-based contemporary art project providing a showcase for artists and services in the cultural industries. Working out of the gallery space at No. 5 Koppenplatz in the heart of Berlin, the project aims to offer a professional platform for cross-cultural communication between China and Europe with a focus on young contemporary Chinese art and design. The project works through many facets. Promoting young emerging artists in Germany and Europe, Migrant Birds Projects engages artists and designers by offering gallery space for exhibitions, an artist-in-residence program, regular gallery talks and support in liaising with museums, curators, up-and coming festivals and more. At the cross-roads between the Far East and Europe, Migrant Birds provides various and upon demand tailored educational  programs focusing on the detailed mechanics of the cultural industries in Germany / China as well as workshops;  tours for curators and collectors both in Germany and China are offered, with the aim of creating and cementing long-term, mutually beneficial working relationships for our clients; as a consultancy we also provide professional support for intercultural projects as much as in high-level art and design trading between these two different worlds. Opening hours  Tuesday – Saturday […]

lorch+seidel contemporary was founded in 2002 by Dr. Reinhold Seidel and Hans-Martin Lorch and was located in Tucholskystraße in Berlin-Mitte until 2018 (see photos from image 2). Meanwhile the gallery’s office is located in the Konstanzer Straße in Wilmersdorf and lorch + seidel is running a temporary showroom at Potsdamer Straße 93 (see title image). The gallery is representing German and international artists. The program is focused on non-reproducible art (one-of-a-kind pieces) in the genres painting/drawing and sculpture/object. Several artists of the gallery are using glass as their favourite artistic medium. Opening hours office Tue-Fr 1:00 – 7:00 pm, Sa 12:00 – 6:00 pm Opening hours temporary showroom Potsdamer Straße 93, 10785 Berlin-Tiergarten Tue-Sat noon – 7:00 pm and by arrangement Artists of the gallery Heike Brachlow, Jin-Sook Chun, Pavel Feinstein, Dafna Kaffeman, Marta Klonowska, Anne Knödler, Luca Lanzi, Andrea Lehnert, Silvia Levenson, Elisabeth Oertel, Wilken Skurk, Kazue Taguchi, Paul Vergier, Julius Weiland, Mindy Weisel, Richard Whiteley, Tobias Wyrzykowski     Cover image: lorch + seidel temporary showroom Potsdamer Straße 93, Painting by Andrea Lehnert, Photo Eric Tschernow ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin lorch + seidel

aquabitArt is a place for young vibrant Berlin Art, combining art presentation, architecture and its communication through (web-) design. The gallery space was opened at the beginning of 2009 in the renowned Berlin “Gallery Street” – Auguststraße 35. The founder Irina Ilieva shows current artistic positions, moving in the experimental field between architecture, art, installations and new media. Aquabit hosts regularly art talks, performances, discussions and lectures. The gallery is located on Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte.     Photo: AQUABIT II by Peter Vink 2019 @aquabitArt gallery

Kristin Hjellegjerde opened her gallery in London in 2012, followed by a first branch in Berlin in April 2018. Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, named one of the 500 most influential galleries in the world by Blouin (2015) and independent Gallery of the Year by Londonist (2014), shows innovative contemporary art by emerging and established international artists. Kristin Hjellegjerde also works as an art consultant for collectors and curated the 2019 summer exhibition on African art at the Vestfossen Art Laboratory in Norway. The gallery is represented at international fairs, such as Art Dubai, Untitled Miami, 1:54 London or Art Brussels. Opening hours  Tuesday – Saturday noon – 6:00 pm Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery is located in Linienstraße in Berlin-Mitte, in the second courtyard of the building.     Image caption: Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery – Exhibition View Chris Agnew and Marcel Buehler – Photo: Markus Bachmann / kombinat Art Gallery in Berlin: Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery | ART at Berlin

galerie probst opened in January 2020 with the exhibition ‘Fremdwald’ by the artist GAMA. Since then, the gallery has been working with outstanding established and young artists from Germany and abroad. The broad representation of international positions in contemporary art takes a high priority. Opening hours: Tue-Fri 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Wed closed Sat 11:00 am- 3:00 pm All contact details for the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Fu Xiaotong, Gama, Udo Nöger, Julia Sossinka, Yoel Diaz Vazquez galerie probst gains its profile through its programmatic focus on painting and works on paper, which move in the field of tension between abstraction and figuration and stand out due to their unique and unmistakable character. The deliberately selected, contrasting repertoire of artworks is presented in up to six exhibitions a year in the gallery at Suarezstraße 55 in the heart of Charlottenburg. The expositions are complemented by thematically appropriate events, lectures and workshops. Since 2022, galerie probst has also been curating digital artworks for the first time as part of its NFT project ifungiclub. In the gallery, the owner and namesake Anna Probst combines her business professional background with her pronounced passion for art, which is […]

In March 2021, gallery owner Sandra Schindler and curator Vanessa Souli founded the Schindler LAB as an experimental space of the Galerie Schindler in Potsdam. Located at Bäckerstraße 3, the LAB presents established and emerging artists with monthly changing exhibitions. The space is dedicated to presenting innovative group exhibitions that challenge the status quo of art in the Brandenburg region. The LAB and the associated gallery see themselves as a place of exchange, innovation and dialogue through the promotion of artists from the surrounding region and from Berlin. Opening hours: By appointment during exhibition times Photos: Schindler LAB, via Galerie Schindler Art Gallery in Potsdam: Schindler LAB | Contemporary Art Galleries Potsdam | ART at Berlin

drj is a curated art space for contemporary conceptual and minimal art on an international level. An additional focus is architecture and architectural photography. drj works in the tradition of a curated programme gallery. Since 2020, after a long period of parallel work, the exhibition area dr. julius | ap and the publication and edition division edition ROTE INSEL will be brought together under a common conceptual framework and the abbreviation drj.  In addition, drj develops and creates exhibition projects for institutions and associations. This includes the complete content and all services, from basic scientific research, specific exhibition design, public relations work to the development of high-quality publications. The basis for this is an excellent network of highly qualified experts with whom drj cooperates on a project-by-project basis. Backdrop of the name The term drj is the abbreviation of dr. julius | ap, as the exhibition division is still called internally today, forming a logo type. First name and title „Dr. Julius“ refer to the namesake of Leberstrasse in Berlin-Schöneberg: On this street, Dr. Julius Leber, a representative in the Reichstag and fierce opponent of the Nazi regime, ran a coal business, starting in 1937, after he was released from the […]

At its new location in Auguststraße, ARTES Berlin permanently presents works by renowned as well as young artists. In changing exhibitions, ARTES shows paintings, editions and sculpture from the gallery programme as well as younger positions. KUNSTHAUS ARTES has been dealing in art since 1978. The motivation is the same today as it was then: living with art should be accessible to everyone, no matter where they live, how much they have or who they know. KUNSTHAUS ARTES has done pioneering work in the art market twice in the past: as the first mail-order gallery ever and later with the first online shop for art.     Photo gallery front: Jan Bartels Art Gallery in Berlin: ARTES Berlin | Contemporary Art | ART at Berlin

WHITE SQUARE GALLERY was founded 2009 by the art historian Dr. Elena Sadykova and the interior architect Dieter Reitz. The gallery is located on Kronenstraße in Berlin-Mitte. Opening hours: Wednesday to Friday, 2:00 – 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. All contact details of the White Square Gallery can be found below the photo gallery. Artists of the gallery: PIA ANDERSEN, ARTISTS ANONYMOUS, LUTZ BRANDT, GREGOR CÜRTEN, MICHAEL VON GIMBUT, CARSTEN GLIESE, BURKHARD KERN, DAVID KOENIG, MOLITOR & KUZMIN, ANDREJ PIRRWITZ, BENJAMIN RUBLOFF, JOHAN SCHÄFER, ASHLEY SCOTT, MICHAEL STRAUB, TEVY, VOLKER TIEMANN, SASHA ZHUMAYLOVA The gallery focuses on classical modern art, art after 1945 and contemporary art. The work of the German painter Heinrich Maria Davringhausen (1894 – 1970), whose legacy the gallery represents, forms the core of the gallery program.     The contemporary gallery program is international and consists of well-known and renowned masters like Lutz Brandt, Gregor Cürten, Michael von Gimbut as well as young, promising talents like Johan Schäfer, David König and Sasha Zhumailova. The gallery focuses on painting, working on paper, sculpture and photography. The other aspects of the gallery work are the art trade and the development of individual curatorial and creative projects […]

Galerie Dittmar shows contemporary art from the fields of drawing, painting and sculpture, but also photography. Gallery owner Dr. Peter Dittmar publishes his own editions of the exhibitions, which are internationally renowned and are archived by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, among others. Founded in Hamburg in 1990, Galerie Dittmar moved to Berlin in 2000 and since then has been based in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte. Opening hours: Tue-Sat noon to 6:00 pm Artists of the gallery: Georg Baselitz, Lucie Beppler, Karl Bohrmann, Mona Breede, Christiane Conrad, Enrico Della Torre, Rudolf Englert, Georg Frietzsche, Marcel Gähler, Sharka Hyland, Joan Hernandez Pijuan, Robert Jacobsen, Li Jin, Klaus Kinold, Per Kirkeby, Barbara Klemm, Imi Knoebel, Katja Liebmann, Arnulf Rainer, Jürgen Partenheimer, Gottfried Salzmann, Horst Schäfer, Nora Schattauer, Sean Scully, Margherita Spiluttini, Ernesto Tatafiore, Hana Usui, Hannsjörg Voth, Imke Woelk, Hideaki Yamanobe.     Photo: ART@Berlin Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Dittmar | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie aKonzept is an art gallery on Niebuhrstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg (before Schröderstraße in Berlin Mitte, see photos) run by owner Hermann Braun and art director Raphaël Lévy. Opened in early 2017, the gallery presents art from the 1950s until today. “The Galerie aKonzept has been open since 2017. Since then we have already organized 8 exhibitions. Our goal is to show two exhibitions per year in the future. At the same time, our portfolio of artworks is available for sale.  The name aKonzept actually expresses our attitude. We distance ourselves from any conceptual restrictions. We show art that we like and some that we like. All works can be seen in our gallery. If you are interested in a work, please contact us to arrange a viewing appointment, as the works are stored in the depot during our exhibitions. If you want to be informed about our activities and new acquisitions, you can subscribe to our newsletter”. Opening Hours Wed – Fri 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. Sat 2:00 – 7:00 p.m. Artists: FERNANDEZ ARMAN, CÉSAR BALDACCINI, HSIAO CHIN 蕭勤, HENRI CHOPIN, ERIK DIETMAN, LEO ERB, SYLVIE FLEURY, GRAPPA FLUXUS, GÜNTHER FÖRG, JOCHEN GERZ, RICHARD HAMILTON, AL HANSEN, KEITH HARING, ALEXANDRE […]

The gallery KÖPPE CONTEMPORARY is situated in an Art Nouveau villa on Knausstraße in Berlin-Grunewald (Wilmersdorf). It is existing since early 2010. It represents both international artists (e. g. South Africa, Italy, Poland, Netherlands, Austria) as well as artists from Germany, especially from Greater Berlin. Both established artists and new positions/new discoveries (Young Art) are among the group of about 30 artists who are represented by the gallery. Opening hours Tuesday – Friday 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. All contact information for Köppe Contemporary can be found below. Artists of the gallery Jim Avignon, Karin Bandelin, Julia Benz, Arno Bojak, ROMY, Simone Haack, Daniel Harms, Michael Köster, Simone Kornfeld, Barbara Quandt, Bernd Rathjen, Kevin A. Rausch, Christian Rickert, Susanne Ring, Thomas Ritz, Christian Roeckenschuss, Bodo Rott, Becker Schmitz, David Stegmann, Bert Silzner, Willi Tomes Guest artist Ulrich Baehr, Henri Haake, ter Hell, Tomas Nanne Sandberg Postwar Modernism Christian Roeckenschuss Art forms Painting, Sculptures, Plastic installations     Art Gallery in Berlin: Köppe Contemporary | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

ARTCO Gallery represents a selection of international artists, especially from the fields of painting and photography. The focus is on presenting established and emerging artists with an African background. In addition to Berlin, ARTCO has further gallery locations in Aachen and Cape Town, South Africa. Opening hours Tue – Fri noon – 7:00 pm Sat noon – 6:00 pm Photos: ARTCO Galerie Berlin, Exhibition view Observer & Commentator, Kufa Makwavarara + Richard Mudariki, 2022 Artists of the gallery Roger Ballen, Daniel Blom, Marcelo Brodsky, Imraan Christian, Gordon Clark, Bruce Clarke, Saïdou Dicko, Justin Dingwall, Johanna-Maria Fritz, Raquel van Haver, El Loko, Toyin Loye, Kufa Makwavarara, Maurice Mbikayi, Evans Mbugua, Gideon Mendel, Richard Mudariki, Adeolu Osibodu, Marcin Owczarek, Manuela Sambo, Ransome Stanley Available works Tété Azankpo, Oliver Czarnetta, Godfried Donkor, George Afedzi Hughes, Luis Meque, Owusu-Ankomah, Thom Pierce, François du Plessis, William Ropp, Barry Sack, Alice Smeets, Gary Stephens, Hildegard Titus, Rikki Wemega-Kwawu, Ann-Christine Woehrl, Bernhard Zimmer, Dominique Zinkpè  

Gallery owner Michaela Helfrich is represented in Berlin with the Michaela Helfrich Gallery since 2008. From 2008 to 2011, her location was the gallery hall of the old Kindl brewery Neukölln (today’s Kindl center). In 2012 she moved to the location on Herrfurthstraße, also in Neukölln. Meanwhile, the gallery is located in Charlottenburg on Bleibtreustraße near Savignyplatz. Opening hours: Thu-Sat 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. or anytime by arrangement via telephone (Tel. 0179 34 00 341), even on Sundays or public holidays Please find all contact details of the Galerie Michaela Helfrich below. Artists of the gallery: Klaus Berends, Gilbert Brohl, Simon Czapla, Oliver Dehn, Fabian Freese, Thomas Gatzemeier, Christina Gay, Thomas Jüptner, Horst Kistner, David D. Lauer, Jens Kloppmann, Jutta Kritsch, Ulrike Pisch, Pina Rath, Simon Rosenthal, Alex Schilow, Stefan Seitz, Nanako Shikata, Marcia Raquel Szèkely, Gerard Waskievitz     ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Michaela Helfrich Galerie

The Salongalerie “Die Möwe” (> the Seagull) presents art from the Classical Modern and Post-War (from 1945) areas. Special dedication is given to artists whose work has unjustly disappeared from memory. Indeed, the gallery constantly seeks the traces these artists left behind – those which clearly demonstrate their significance. It cultivates and creates the space where the works of such “forgotten” artists become both visible and tangible. Opening hours: Tue – Sat 12:00 – 6:00 p.m. All gallery contact details can be found below. Artists: Herbert Behrens-Hangeler, Gottfried Graf, Wolfgang Frankenstein, Erich Franke, Erwin Hahs, Gerhart Hein, Cesar Klein, Ida Kerkovius, Edmund Kesting, Curt Lahs, Fritz Kuhr, Karl Kunz, Jeanne Mammen, Lotte Laserstein, Marg Moll, Georg Meistermann, Albert Mueller, Erna Schmidt-Caroll, Werner Scholz, Richard Ziegler, a.o.     “Die Möwe“ adds a further unique accent to the gallery scene, by keeping the Berliner Salon tradition alive; its salon evenings bring art lovers, collectors, critics and living witnesses together and provide insight into the destinies of the artists. Many belonged to the legendary “Sturm-Kreis” which gravitated around Herwarth Walden, the November Group founded in 1918, and the Bauhaus. They enjoyed distinction in twenties and thirties and were counted among Germany’s Avantgarde. […]

The programme of the gallery focusses on photography and comprises a group of international artists whose works form insightful dialogues. Besides four to six exhibitions in Berlin and the participation in leading national and international art fairs, our activities are completed by support service for private and public collections. The gallery was founded in 1991 in Frankfurt (Main) as Springer & Winckler Galerie. In 1998 it moved to Berlin into the spaces of Rudolf Springer, Robert Springer’s father, who retired at this time after 50 years of gallery activity and art dealing. Since 2012 the gallery is led by Heide and Robert Springer as GALERIE SPRINGER BERLIN, a name full of tradition. The Galerie Springer Berlin is located at Fasanenstraße 13 in Charlottenburg. Opening hours Monday – Friday 12:00 – 6:00 pm Saturday 12:00 – 3:00 pm All contact details can be found under the photo gallery below. Artist of the gallery Edward Burtinsky, Denmark (Marc Robbroeckx), Catherine Gfeller, Andy Goldworthy, Evelyn Hofer, Maria Jauregui Ponte, Peter Klare, Ingar Krauss, Anna Lehmann-Brauns, Saul Leitner, Jens Liebchen, Kathrin Linkersdorff, Lohner Carlson, Ute und Werner Mahler, Joel Meyerowitz, Wiebke Elzel and Jana Müller, Winfried Muthesius, Loredana Nemes, Arnold Odermatt, Aitor Ortiz, Georges Rousse, […]

Galerie Kornfeld represents the development and promotion of young as well as established contemporary artists in connection with rediscovered art pioneers in exhibitions, residency programmes, at international fairs, in the context of cooperations and also in large architecture-related projects. The gallery operates in Berlin-Charlottenburg and internationally. Galerie Kornfeld shows painting, photography, video art, sculpture and installation in close exchange between art and its audience. The gallery has a sculpture garden in the backyard. It is located on Fasanenstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg, as is the affiliated project space 68 projects. The gallery has an online viewing room that can be visited directly via the gallery website. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. All contact information of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the Gallery & Collaborations: Robert Fry, Farshad Farzankia, Franziska Klotz, Susanne Roewer, Tammam Azzam, Elvira Bach, Stéphane Couturier, Nick Dawes, Hubertus Hamm, Natela Iankoshvili, Tamara Kvesitadze, Christopher Lehmpfuhl, Hubert Scheibl, Martin Spengler, Jan Tichy     Photos: ART@Berlin, Stephanie Schneider Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Kornfeld | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Gilla Loercher | Contemporary Art was founded by Gilla Loercher M.A. in January 2009 in Berlin. The gallery program is focused on contemporary art by German, Berlin based and international artists. The program reflects a variety of practices and opinions as well as the gallerist’s strong interest in painting and drawing. Loercher invites and exhibits established as well as young emerging artists. Five to seven exhibitions are shown per year. By now the gallery published more than 10 exhibition publications for the artists of the gallery. The gallery is located on Pohlstraße in Berlin-Tiergarten. Opening hours: Thursday – Saturday 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. and by arrangement All contact details of the gallery can be found below the image gallery. Artists* of the gallery / Works available: AFTERMARS, Henry Anno, Gonzalo Reyes Araos, Cécile Bart, Karina Bisch, Ties Ten Bosch, Etienne Bossut, Marcus Brandt, Beat Brogle, Romain Boulay, Michel Castaignet, Ann Cotten, John Cornu, Joël Curtz, Ivan Liovik Ebel, Dominik Eggermann, Jürgen Eisenacher, Ettore Frani, Jari Haanperä, Ab van Hanegem, Jan Holthoff, Thomas Jocher, Joanna Jones, Susanne Jung, Antonin Kremer, Rosemary Lee, Quentin Lefranc, Iris Musolf, Nadja Poppe, Marine Provost, Monika Romstein, Francisco Rozas, Claude Rutault, Manuel Salvat (†), Ute Schendel, […]

GALERIE SCHMALFUSS BERLIN shows emerging and already established contemporary, German and international artists. The focus is on realism, figurative and representational painting and sculpture. The represented German artists from the art centres Leipzig, Dresden, Düsseldorf and Berlin are shown in their different positions with individual artistic character. Gallery owner Michael W. Schmalfuß founded his first gallery in Marburg in 1998 and has been operating as Galerie SCHMALFUSS BERLIN – contemporary fine arts with its headquarters in Berlin since 2011. Several times a year, solo and group exhibitions with very different formats, materials and individual artistic imagery ranging from abstract-concrete to photo-realistic are presented on an exhibition space of over 200 square metres. Virtual tours of the exhibitions are available for viewing on the gallery website. The gallery is located in the Knesebeckstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg (3rd floor, lift in the house) Opening hours: Monday – Friday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Public Transport:  S-Bhf Savignyplatz, U-Bhf Ernst-Reuter-Platz, bus stop Steinplatz Artists of the gallery: Susanne Auslender, Elvira Bach, Jörg Bach, Jared Bartz, Thomas Beecht, Annette Besgen, Ulrike Bolenz, Carlo Borer, Cristina Canale, Oliver Czarnetta, Sabine Dehnel, Roland Deleau, Jürgen Durner, Laura Eckert, Christiane Erdmann, Wolfgang […]

The gallery for contemporary art Pugliese Levi opened in April 2017 in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte. Pugliese Levi shows positions of contemporary art by international artists, mainly from the fields of painting and photography. Opening hours: Tue-Sat 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm All contact information can be found below in the gallery entry. Artists of the gallery: Mary Ellen Bartley, Juliana Borinski, Claudia Doderer, Thibaut Duchenne, Joerg Gessner, Gwen Hardie, Tiina Heiska, Marc Lambrechts, Birgitte Lund, Norma Márquez Orozco, Rebecca Salter RA, Shawn Stipling, Lars Strandh, Tünde Újszászi, Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke Art forms: Contemporary Art, Photography, Painting     Art Gallery in Berlin Galerie Pugliese Levi | ART at Berlin  

Galerie Z 22 is a novelty in West Berlin. In the bourgeois Wilmersdorf (Zähringerstraße) the venture is made to show internationally settled art. Founded as a producer gallery in October 2014, the gallery is developing into a hot spot that displays idiosyncratic and strong artist positions and offers accompanying events such as movie nights or performances. The goal of the gallery is not only to be a contact point for experienced collectors of top-class art, but also to advise new artists and to offer high-quality art at affordable prices. That is why the range of services offered by the gallery includes not only the originals, but also special editions and multiples. Likewise, art can be rented on request. The gallery is committed to reducing inhibitions and creating space in which exciting and high-quality art is shown, but at the same time the visitors are invited to linger and to dialogue. Opening hours: Thursday, 2:00 – 8:00 p.m. Friday, 12:00 – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. All contact data of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Katerina Belkina, Benka, Hardy Brackmann, Mathias Hornung, Dirk Krull, Balbina Lightowler, Erik Massholder, Frank Massholder, Ira Rokka Galerie […]

Galerie Schindler under the direction of gallery owner Sandra Schindler presents contemporary art with a special focus on paintings by established and emerging artists. The gallery is located in Charlottenstraße in Potsdam. Only a few steps away from the gallery, Sandra Schindler and curator Vanessa Souli founded and opened the Schindler LAB in March 2021 as an experimental space of the Galerie Schindler. The Schindler LAB at Bäckerstraße 3 presents established and emerging artists with monthly changing exhibitions. The space is dedicated to presenting innovative group exhibitions that challenge the status quo of art in the Brandenburg region. By supporting artists from the surrounding area and Berlin, Potsdam’s Galerie Schindler and the associated LAB see themselves as a place of exchange, innovation and dialogue. Opening hours (gallery) Wed to Fri 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Sat 11:00 am – 4:00 pm LAB during exhibition times by arrangement Artists of the gallery Jan Beumelburg, Alvar Beyer, Birgit Borggrebe, Andreas Hildebrandt, Berit Mücke, Vera Oxfort, Susanne Ramolla, Constantin Schroeder, Su Weiss, Simone Westphal, Sabine Wewer Guest artists Christoph Brandl, Mathanja Clemm, Anas Homsi, Allan Paul, Brigitte Yoshiko Pruchnow

feinart berlin is a gallery for contemporary art in Berlin-Charlottenburg. The focus of the program is on the classic genres of painting, object and graphics. Artistic positions are represented that are related to representational art and also to those that critically deal with questions of “representationalism”, “realism” and “figurative” work. Founder and managing director Maria Wirth is a philosopher and an independent painter herself. feinart berlin stands for exhibition concepts with the aim of working out special core themes, questions or breaks in the works or in the oeuvre of its artists. The approach is: there is no rich, deep work without the artists. For this reason, the gallery owner attaches great importance to the meaningful backgrounds of the exhibitions, which are worth dedicating time to. Readings, discussions, artist talks and musical performances take place to deepen and expand the exhibitions. Current information on this can be found on the website of the gallery. Gallery photos in the slider: image 1, 3, 4 © Eric Tschernow, image 2 © Sebastian Reinicke Opening hours: Tue, Thu, Fri + Sat: 2:00 – 7:00 p.m. or by arrangement Please find all contact information of the gallery below the images.     The art […]

The GALERIE KREMERS, founded by Marie Christine Kremers, is located on the site of the former Schultheiss brewery on the Kreuzberg. In group and solo exhibitions, it presents young and established contemporary artists with the aim of making thematic lines of development and creative contexts visible. Opening hours: Wednesday 11:00 – 18:00 Uhr Friday + Saturday noon – 7:00 pm and by arrangement All contact details of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Fiona Ackerman, Uwe Bremer, Peter Casagrande, Timur Celik, Gregor Hiltner, Taher Jaoui, Vitaly Medvedovsky, Ernst Weil , Taylor A. White … and besides: Christian Achenbach, Pierre Alechinsky, Peter Angermann, Uwe Bremer, James Brown, Pierre Corneille, Sean Dawson, Lothar Fischer, Johannes Grützke, Lucebert, Natascha Mann, Pablo Picasso, Mimo Paladino, Michael Runschke, Antoni Tapiès, Carlos del Toro, Joe Tilson, HP Zimmer Galerie Kremers is located on Schmiedehof in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Photos: Courtesy of Galerie Kremers     Art at Berlin: Art-Gallery in Berlin Galerie Kremers

The exhibition program of the Gallery mutare focuses on contemporary art. Realism, expressive and figurative painting, graphics, sculpture and installations set the main focus. The gallery pursues the goal of combining impulses from various centers and important art sites in Germany, such as Berlin, Cologne, Dresden, Leipzig, etc., but also to focus on international art and presenting young upcoming artists. In addition to the place in Berlin, the gallery builds the artistic bridge between Berlin and the island of Usedom as an art location with a gallery in Zinnowitz, Dünenstraße 34. The Berlin gallery is located on Giesebrechtstraße in Charlottenburg. Opening Hours June – August: Wednesday -Friday: 2.00 p.m. – 7.00 p.m. Saturday: 11.00 a. m. – 3.00 p. m. September – May: Wednesday – Friday: 1.00 – 6.00 p.m. Saturday: 11.00 a.m. – 3.00 p.m. and by arrangement All contact information of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery Caro Stark, Oskar Manigk, Tamim Sibai, Kuisoon Park, Hans Scheib, Ruthi Helbitz Cohen, Reinhold Braun, Johannes Gervé, Alo Altripp, Reinhard Stangl, Christine Jackob-Marks, Holger John, Volker Henze, Hans Hoge, Erika Stürmer-Alex, Bettina Moras, Barbara Burck, Irina Zelenina, Cäsar W. Radetzky, Sabina Grzimek, Karl Oppermann, Matthias Wegehaupt, Michael Rott, […]

The mission of the HazeGallery, founded in 2019 by Irina Rusinovich is to support and promote young artists, with a strong focus on Russia and the CIS, who are working in various media: paintings, sculpture, and graphics. Irina’s mission is to help highlight the Russian contemporary art scene in the rest of the world through exhibitions in Berlin, pop-up shows and art gatherings. The exhibition program consists of 10 shows per year, ranging from group to solo exhibitions and combining international and Russian artists with other global solid contemporary art scene voices. HazeGallery is in constant search of new ideas, names, and forms, and it shares its discoveries with those who are ready to fill their lives with art. In addition, HazeGallery regularly publishes limited-edition artist catalogs and a coffee table book ART & FASHION BOOK – PURPLEHAZE MAGAZINE. Opening hours (new as of January 2022!) Tue + Wed 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thu + Fri 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sat noon to 4:00 p.m. Sun + Mon closed Please find all contact information below. Photo: HazeGallery     Art Gallery in Berlin: HazeGallery | ART at Berlin

Founded in 2004 the janinebeangallery is dedicated to the support of contemporary art, primarily of artists living and working in Berlin. The gallery emphasizes the long-termed, concentrated development of young talents, a concept which limits the number of represented artists accordingly. janinebeangallery maintains the backing of its artists through every day assistances exceeding the conventional gallery work. Guest artists are continuously featured in group exhibitions, where their works complement or extent the subject. The gallery looks back on many years of experience in the worldwide art market, including international exhibitions, clients, art fairs and logistics. International projects of the gallery took place in Copenhagen, Los Angeles, Bologna, etc. with partners like the US Embassy in Berlin, Scion (Toyota) Los Angeles, the Embassy of The Netherlands Berlin, The New York Academy of Art, the Representation of the Québec Government in Berlin, etc. The gallery is located on Torstraße in Berlin-Mitte. Opening hours Tuesday – Saturday: 12:00 – 6:00 pm Please find all contact details below. Artists: Inna Artemova, Dominik Butzmann, Peter Doherty, Maxwell Dunlop, Florian Fausch, Beate Höing, Juan Miguel Pozo, Petra Rintelen, Arny Schmit, Rogelio Manzo, Guido Schulz, Orion Shima, Martin Stommel     Cover image caption: Exhibition Dominik Butzmann, […]

Gallery No. 10 approaches art with an open mind, curiosity and a sense of adventure. Ready to transcend predetermined genres, the gallery has been showcasing emerging local, national and international artistic talent since summer 2021. Opening hours:  Tue + Fri noon – 7:00 pm Sat noon – 4:00 pm Located in Berlin’s Wilmersdorf district on Ludwigkirchplatz, Gallery No. 10’s two spaces focus heavily on painting and sculpture in permanent exhibitions combined with a series of new, intriguing individual works. In addition, under the direction of gallery owner Susanne L. Born in collaboration with Manuela Liane Groll, Gallery No. 10 is a meeting place for artists to share their work, ideas and inspirations. Artists of the gallery Shura Born-Kraëff, Marianne Hopf     Art Gallery in Berlin: GalleryNo 10 – GalleryNo10 – GalleryNo.10 | ART at Berlin

Crone Side is located on Tempelhofer Damm in Berlin-Tempelhof and is the project space of Galerie Crone Berlin in Charlottenburg. The exhibition space of Crone Side can be visited during exhibitions from Wednesday to Friday, noon to 6:00 pm, or by appointment. Crone Side was founded in 2018. Photo: Crone Side, Exhibition Ganz Anders Gleich © ART@Berlin ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Crone Side

After stations in Berlin-Kreuzberg and Berlin-Mitte, Galerie Crone Berlin has been located at Fasanenstraße 29 in Charlottenburg since 30 September 2018. Opening hours Crone Berlin: Tuesday-Saturday: noon – 6:00 pm. Galerie Crone Berlin also operates the showroom Crone Side Berlin in Berlin-Tempelhof at Tempelhofer Damm 2 (Wed-Fri noon – 6 pm). The Austrian branch Crone Vienna is located at Getreidemarkt 14, entrance Eschenbachgasse (Tue-Fri noon – 6 pm, Sat noon – 4 pm). Photo: Galerie Crone Berlin, exhibition Milen Till, February to March 2021, by courtesy of the gallery     ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Crone Berlin

The gallery was founded 2006 in Berlin Mitte. We represent young international art of high craft quality and artistic independence. We intend to promote our artists through regular exhibitions, cooperation with other galleries, publishing of Catalogues, and to expand their audience through the appearance on international art fairs. Since 2011 the gallery program is supplemented by our Project Space “MM Projects” in Karlsruhe, where we are able to organize exhibitions in cooperation with other galleries or curators and to offer a chance to young arts students of Karlsruhe Academy to realize their projects. The gallery is located on Linienstraße in Berlin-Mitte. Temporarily adjusted opening hours (Corona conditional) from 22.04.2020 until further notice: Wednesday – Saturday: 01:00 – 06:00 pm and by appointment Regular opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 12:00 – 18:00 and by appointment. All contact details of the gallery can be found below. Current exhibition in 3D     ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerie Martin Mertens

PHOTO EDITION BERLIN is an internationally oriented art dealer, publisher and collection for photography in Berlin-Pankow. Since its opening in 2008, its profile has developed steadily and today it is one of the most renowned addresses for artistic photography in Germany. PHOTO EDITION BERLIN sees itself as a platform for important positions in young contemporary photography and outstanding photographic art since the 1950s. A special focus is on “Concrete and Generative Photography”, contemporary positions from Germany, China, Latin America and the Czech avant-garde from the 1920s onwards. Titles published by the in-house publishing house include publications accompanying exhibitions, as well as books and catalogues of museums and other public cultural institutions. In addition to its activities as a publisher, the gallery is also active as an international curator. In addition, it has continually expanded its own collection of photography in recent years. PHOTO EDITION BERLIN advises museums, private and public institutions and collections with its expertise and is a member of the German Society for Photography (DGPh). The gallery is located in Berliner Straße in Berlin-Pankow, formerly Ystader Straße in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg (photos).     Image: photo edition berlin – Exhibition Matthias Leupold Art Gallery in Berlin: photo edition berlin| […]

Galerie ART CRU Berlin is Berlin’s only gallery for so-called Outsider Art since 2008. The term (introduced in 1945 by painter Jean Dubuffet as “Art Brut”) refers to art by people with psychiatric disorders or mental disabilities. We are convinced that the particular perception these artists have allows them to create art of high authenticity. With our exhibitions we present works by “outsiders” as a crucial part of contemporary art and aim to foster discourse within the established art world. Being located at the Kunsthof on Oranienburger Straße in Berlin-Mitte, the gallery presents works by people with disabilities right in the centre of Berlin’s art scene. Galerie ART CRU Berlin is backed by the non-profit federation PS-Art e.V. Berlin – a network of different institutions. Temporarily adjusted opening hours (due to Corona): Tue + Thu 12:00 – 6:00 pm Wed 2:00 – 6:00 pm Opening hours: Tue-Fri noon – 6:00 pm Sat 2:00 – 6:00 pm For its five-year jubilee the gallery published a chronicle comprising all exhibition catalogues from 2008-13. In 2014 we took part at the Outsider Art Fair in Paris, the world’s leading fair in this field. The same year saw the nomination of five artists from […]

Galerie Brockstedt was founded in Hamburg in 1959 and has its branch in Berlin-Charlottenburg since 1992. The focus lies on the representational art of the Classical Modern, especially the 20s and 30s of the last century in Germany. In the contemporary program the gallery represents works of international painting and sculpture. Opening hours: Tue – Fri noon – 6:00 pm Sat 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and by arrangement. All contact details of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery (Contemporary): Ulrich Baentsch, Reiner Bajo, Ernst Baumeister, Peter Eckert, Tino Geiß, Johannes Grützke, Volkmar Haase, Martin Heinig, Peter Herrmann, Rocco Hettwer, Hundertwasser, Horst Janssen, Anneli Ketterer, Siegfried Klapper, Jupp Linssen, Francisco Lopez, Mario Marino, Rudolf Mauke, Dagmar Off-Klatten, Isabel Quintanilla, Georg Rickey, Gust Romijn, Gabriela Torres Ruiz, Mark Safan, SALUSTIANO, Markus Schaller, Hans Scheib, F. Schröder Sun Star, Annette Schröter, Shmuel Shapiro, Giuliano Vangi, Bruno Voigt, Paul Wunderlich Artists of the gallery (Classical Modernism): Willi Baumeister, Armand Bouten, Felix Del Marle, Walter Dexel, Otto Dix, Lyonel Feininger, Otto Freundlich, Ernst Fritsch, George Grosz, Heinrich Hoerle, Alexej Jawlensky, Paul Joostens, Alexander Kanoldt, Lou Loeber, Jeanne Mammen, Franz Nölken, Emil Nolde, Richard Oelze, Francis Picabia, Pierre Roy, Christian Schad, […]

Independently founded in Berlin 2006 and successfully operating for over 10 years, galleries FELDBUSCH WIESNER and JETTE RUDOLPH joined forces in September 2016. The combined expertise of both galleries, an expanded artist portfolio, and a broader contact had positive repercussions for artists, collectors and art institutions.The new and spacious location of FELDBUSCH WIESNER RUDOLPH since September 2017 is at Jägerstraße 5, 10117 Berlin -Mitte Gallery FELDBUSCHWIESNERRUDOLPH has been successfully representing mid-career and emerging contemporary artists. The gallery defines itself as a mediator for singular positions and discoverer of emerging artists who endeavour to follow very individual practices. It puts priority on cooperation and discourse with their artists and collectors. At least once a year the gallery invites a guest curator and with it open its doors to artists from all over the world. Opening hours: Thu + Fri 12:00 to 6:00 pm Sat 11:00 am to 4:00 pm and by arrangement Artists of the gallery: Wim Botha, Thorsten Brinkmann, GL Brierley, Isabelle Borges, Daniele Buetti, Ruth Campau, Marta Djourina, Jacob Dahlgren, Wolfgang Flad, Paule Hammer, Samuel Henne, Marlen Letetzki, Benedikt Leonhardt, Philip Loersch, Sara-Lena Maierhofer, Jenny Michel, Anna Nero, Paul Pretzer, Augustin Rebetez, Denis Rudolph, Marleen Sleeuwits, Nicola Staeglich, Klaus-Martin […]

KLEINERVONWIESE is a cooperation between the curator Constanze Kleiner and the art historian Dr. Stephan von Wiese. They try out new ways within the art market and at the same time act autonomously and exhibit in temporary spaces. This objective enables a social orientation, proximity to the current art scene and changing cooperations with both committed companies and progressive public and non-profit institutions. A broad gallery programme with interactive artistic interventions is directed against the impulse of looking away. Indifferent ignorance and brutality are not tolerated. The fact that killing and destruction are ruthlessly accepted in the worldwide struggle for existence, profit and power and at the same time psychologically suppressed by the media is a colossal, ongoing scandal. It is a mistake to allow art to be completely co-opted into the production of consumer goods. Photo: KLEINERVONWIESE @enter art airshop opas Nr 1 KLEINERVONWIESE connects all kinds of people in its programme: Men and women, children and young people, artists and exhibition makers, exhibition visitors and collectors, insiders and outsiders, employees and entrepreneurs, civil servants and free spirits, young and old. Once the idea of co-responsibility has entered our consciousness, it can no longer be negated. The vehemence of […]

RASCHE RIPKEN represents a number of outstanding artistic positions in painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, video and installation. The gallery sees itself as a place for the presentation and communication of contemporary art. It was founded in its current form in spring 2008 by Karin Ripken and Stefan Rasche in Berlin. RASCHE RIPKEN emerged from the Stefan Rasche Gallery, which was based in Münster from 1991 to 2007. Since then, numerous artists of the gallery have been part of the program and have been presented several times in solo and group exhibitions as well as in curatorial projects at other venues. Regular participation in art fairs and the publication of artist catalogues complement the gallery’s activities. The gallery is located in Linienstraße in Mitte. Opening hours: Wed – Fri 1:00 – 7:00 pm Sat noon – 6:00 pm and by arrangement Please find all contact details of the gallery below. Artists of the gallery Astrid Brandt, Martin Brüger, Rik De Boe, Felix Dobbert, Rita Kanne, Ralph Merschmann, Jochen Mura, Liam O’Callaghan, Jan Ros, Eilike Schlenkhoff, Walther Schwiete, Hein Spellmann, Fabian Warnsing, Heike Weber, Ralf Werner Installation views 1. Hein Spellmann, Zwischen Wand und Mauer, 2009, © Rasche Ripken, Hein Spellmann / […]

The gallery Semjon Contemporary s|c, founded by Semjon H. N. Semjon in 2011 in Berlin, represents German and international artists from different genres, as i.e. painting, sculpture, installation, drawing, photography and video. The gallery’s contemporary program is presented in two separate exhibition spaces: the main showroom as well as the so-called Straßen-Salon for solo exhibitions. They are supplemented by the other Salon cabinets for simultaneous display of works by various artists, the gallery’s resident artists as well as guest artists. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 1:00 – 7:00 p.m. All contact details for the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Colin Ardley, Edward Buchanan, Takayuki Daikoku, Ute Essig, Experimental Setup, Katja Flint, Renate Hampke, Marc von der Hocht, Nataly Hock, Susanne Knaack, Harald Kohlmetz, Katja Kollowa, Dittmar Krüger, Michael Kutschbach, Henrik U. Müller, Susanne Pomrehn, Thomas Prochnow, Dirk Rathke, Ursula Sax, Gerda Schütte, Gil Shachar, Li Silberberg, Karina Spechter, Klaus Steinmann, Stefan Thiel, Hitomi Uchikura, Royden Watson, Bettina Weiß     Besides the main focus of representing the gallery’s artists, Semjon Contemporary is also engaged in projects as i.e. the drawing exhibition series Lieber Künstler, zeichne mir!/Dear artist, draw for me!, which addressed the issue of abstraction and figuration […]

Jarmuschek + Partner has been representing contemporary artists since 2004 and shows their works in Berlin, at external exhibition projects and at international art fairs. Many of the works presented move in a tension feld between fgurative-representational and abstraction, the focus is also on painting and the medium of paper. In addition to the long-standing collaboration with the artists of the gallery, also young positions are discovered and promoted. The communication of artistic content and the intensive exchange with visitors and a broad interested public are particularly important to the team. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm and by appointment All gallery contact information can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Sabine Banovic, Troels Carlsen, Patrick Cierpka, David Eager Maher, Oliver Gröne, Faisal Habibi, Carina Linge, Petra Lottje, Harding Meyer, Michael Merkel, Moritz Schleime, Franziska Stünkel, Corinne von Lebusa, Majla Zeneli After initial locations in Sophienstraße in Mitte (until 2008) and the Halle am Wasser behind the Hamburger Bahnhof, Jarmuschek + Partner has been located since 2013 in the Mercator-Höfe at Potsdamer Straße, the former site of the Tagesspiegel newspaper, known for its numerous galleries and designers. Art already has a long tradition in the […]

Inga Kondeyne’s gallery is one of a rare breed of the galleries for drawing in Germany. Since the exhibition “Pencilparty”( 2010 ) to mark the gallery’s 30th anniversary in its rooms in Linienstraße, Berlin-Mitte, positions of drawing have been presented consistently in the gallery at 10 Carmerstraße near Savignyplatz; the non-figurative aspect has also remained at the forefront since then. The gallery represents drawing artists such as Eve Aschheim (USA), Hanns Schimansky, Malte Spohr, Beate Terfloth, Sam Szembek, Bettina Munk, Thomas Gosebruch, Christiane Schlosser, Dorothee Rocke, H.Frank Taffelt among others. However, its work also provides an initial showcase for young positions like Hanna Hennenkemper, Johannes Regin and Kazuki Nakahara with solo exhibitions / fair appearances. Regular group exhibitions enable unusual  perspectives and idiosyncratic, reciprocal play between the drawings on show. As an art historian, gallery owner Inga Kondeyne is able to offer expert, illuminating information about contemporary drawing in her texts and commentaries. Since 2015 there has been close cooperation with Gallery Wichtendahl (program emphasis: works on paper) in their jointly used rooms at 10 Carmerstraße. Opening hours: Tue-Fri: 1:00 – 6:00 pm Sat: 12:00 – 5:00 pm Please note the modified winter opening hours 2021: Wednesday – Friday 2:00 p.m. […]

68projects is a project space with international recognition, founded by Galerie Kornfeld. An open space for the new, the foreign and the familiar. An international residency programme with artists from Berlin, Germany and all over the world with contemporary art positions in photography, painting, installation and object art. Exhibitions by established and young artists, curated by international and local curators. 68projects cooperates annually with Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House e.V. 68 projects is located in Fasanenstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. 68projects provides an online viewing room that can be visited via the gallery website. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm All contact information of the gallery can be found below. Resident artists of 68projects: Dawit Abebe, Yevgenya Baras, Samuel Bassett, William Bradley,Chris Engman, Farshad Farzankia, Kimia Ferdowsi Kline, Michelle Jezierski, Michael John Kelly, Alexander Kroll, Doron Langberg, Sandeep Mukherjee, Jennifer Packer, Levan Songulashvili, Panos Tsagaris     Photo: ART@Berlin, Stephanie Schneider Art Gallery in Berlin: 68 projects | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Sievi was founded in 1989. Since then, gallery owner Brigitte Sievi has dedicated herself to contemporary art on a national and international level. The gallery shows colour-painting positions from figurative abstraction to abstract. The gallery is located in Gneisenaustraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Opening hours: Wednesday + Thursday 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm Saturday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Current exhibition of the gallery in 3D     ART@Berlin: Kunst in Berlin Galerie Sievi