until 20.03. | #4909ARTatBerlin | Galerie Volker Diehl shows from 17. January 2026 (Opening: 16.01.) the exhibition Shadow of the Future by the artist Irina Zatulovskaya. Irina Zatulovskaya (*1954) emerged on the Moscow exhibition scene during the years of Perestroika—a period in which censorship eased and nonconformist artistic practices became increasingly visible. Moving away from the […]
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until 25.01. | #4908ARTatBerlin | Galerie oqbo shows from Friday, 9 January 2026 the group exhibition “GRANULAR” with works by Achim Kobe, Maike Schröder, Anna Schuster, Renate Wolff and Julia Ziegler. The group exhibition “GRANULAR” brings together artistic positions that examine spatial perception, movement and the tension between continuity and fragmentation. Departing from the idea […]
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until 07.03. | #4907ARTatBerlin | Crone Berlin shows from 17. January 2026 (Vernissage 16.01.) the exhibition Counted Hours by the artists Hanne Darboven & Julia Gaisbacher. Crone Berlin invites visitors to the opening of its first exhibition of the new year. Under the title ‘Counted Hours,’ the gallery in Berlin presents a dialogue between works […]
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In his exhibition ‘Jasmund | Der Sonne Mond’ (Jasmund | The Sun Moon) at the Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung (> Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation) in Berlin, German photographer Arno Schidlowski, born 1975 in Münster, presents two series of works that offer different approaches to landscape. From 10 January to 12 April 2026, around 50 analogue and hand-crafted […]
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until 28.02. | #4905ARTatBerlin | Russi Klenner shows from Friday, 16. January 2026 the exhibition “CHURCH” by the artist Raphaël Fischer-Dieskau. Raphaël Fischer-Dieskau works with sound, light, sculpture and at the intersection of science and art. In his works, he explores how technological systems shape human existence. His installations combine traditional knowledge with new technologies […]
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With around 600,000 visitors in 2025, the Neue Nationalgalerie is once again Berlin’s most visited art museum. Together with the current international exhibition tours, the Neue Nationalgalerie reached over 1.3 million visitors worldwide in 2025. With successful special exhibitions by Yoko Ono, Lygia Clark, Fujiko Nakaya, Nan Goldin and currently Christian Marclay, the Neue Nationalgalerie […]
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until 07.02. | #4904ARTatBerlin | Haverkampf Leistenschneider presents from Wednesday, 7. January 2026 a solo-exhibition by the artist Heidrun Rathgeb. Galerie Haverkampf Leistenschneider presents a body of small-scaled works by Heidrun Rathgeb in their Gallery Cabinet. Living and working near Lake Constance in southwestern Germany, the surrounding light and landscape deeply informs her intimate egg tempera paintings, […]
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From 20 March to 9 August 2026, the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, in collaboration with the Centre Pompidou in Paris, presents a comprehensive solo exhibition dedicated to the Romanian-French sculptor Constantin Brancusi (1876–1957). Featuring more than 150 works — sculptures, photographs, films, and rarely shown archival materials — the project marks the first large-scale Brancusi […]
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The Humboldt Forum welcomes all Berliners affected by the power outage, as well as all volunteers and official helpers, to its collection presentations and exhibitions free of charge from Wednesday to Sunday, January 7 to 11, 2026. The workshops and the “Ort der Wärme” (Place of Warmth) also invite visitors to linger without consuming anything […]
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On Friday, 9 January 2026 at 7 pm the exhibition “Phantome” by Polish artist Dominik Lejman opens at St. Matthäus Church at Kulturforum Berlin. Curated by Hubertus von Amelunxen, the exhibition brings together around 20 works spanning nearly three decades and presents Lejman’s distinctive fusion of painting and video as a site-specific exploration of perception, […]
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