until 24.10. | #5155ARTatBerlin | Robert Morat Galerie presents from Friday, 11. September 2026 (Vernissage: 10.09.) the exhibition „Meanwhile“ by the artist Roger Eberhard. The starting point for Roger Eberhard’s new body of work is the idea that history is not a chronological line of events, but rather a multitude of events happening simultaneously. Roger […]
read moreuntil 24.10. | #5154ARTatBerlin | Sprüth Magers Berlin shows from Friday, 11. September 2026 (Opening: 10.09.) the exhibition “La città” by the artist Salvo. In his singular body of landscapes, Salvo returns again and again to the same archetypal locations, each holding a universal familiarity. Through this gesture of repetition and refinement, the specific geographies […]
read moreuntil 24.10. | #5154ARTatBerlin | Sprüth Magers Berlin shows from, 11. September 2026 (Opening: 10.09.) the exhibition “Reflection” by the artist Jean-Luc Mylayne. Jean-Luc Mylayne has devoted his life to philosophical questions about our place on Earth—questions for which birds and their natural habitats serve as both subject and symbol, and through which he probes […]
read moreuntil 13.09. | #5153ARTatBerlin | aquabitArt Galerie shows from Wednesday, 9. September 2026 the exhibition NEUE WERKE by artists Annette Selle and Wilfried Habrich. For Berlin Art Week 2026, aquabitArt Galerie in Auguststraße 35 presents new works by Annette Selle and Wilfried Habrich under the title “Neue Werke / New Works”. The exhibition brings together two distinct […]
read moreuntil 31.10. | #5152ARTatBerlin | Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi presents from Thursday, 10. September 2026 the exhibition Μέτοικε by the artist Wu Tsang. Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi presents Wu Tsang’s third solo exhibition at the gallery, bringing together two moving-image and multichannel sound installations On our way to the general strike (2026) and La gran mentira de la muerte [The […]
read moreuntil 24.10. | #5151ARTatBerlin | Sprüth Magers Berlin shows from Friday, 11. September 2026 (Opening: 10.09.) the exhibition “Let’s Get Married, Let’s Get Lost” by the artist Walter Dahn. Walter Dahn first gained recognition in Cologne as a pioneer of the 1980s “Bad” Painting movement and as a founding member of the Mülheimer Freiheit, a […]
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