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until 15.08. | #5094ARTatBerlin | Galerie Crone shows from Saturday, 27. June 2026 (Vernissage: 26.06.) the group exhibition Empty Places, Crowded Hearts by the artists Hanne Darboven, Carola Dertnig, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Judith Fegerl, Sylvie Fleury, Channa Horwitz, Sophie-Luise Passow, Charlotte Posenenske, Rosemarie Trockel and Ruscha Voormann Gironcoli.
Galerie Cronen cordially invites visitors to the opening of the exhibition “Empty Places, Crowded Hearts” at its Berlin gallery, which presents a cross-generational panorama of female artistic strategies with abstract or abstracting references. The exhibition brings influential works from the 1970s and 1980s into dialogue with contemporary trends.
The works on display by Channa Horwitz, Hanne Darboven, Charlotte Posenenske, Sylvie Fleury and Rosemarie Trockel exemplify a conceptual exploration of structure through serial systems, time-based orders and the critical reflection on cultural and material codes. Their practice has had a lasting impact on the understanding of structure as an intellectual and social principle.
Courtesy of Galerie Crone
Younger artists such as Ruscha Voormann, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Sophie-Luise Passow, Judith Fegerl and Carola Dertnig are taking these approaches further and exploring surfaces, materials and narrative structures as open, fragile systems in which the body, space and image enter into dynamic relationships.
The exhibition thus brings together works by ten female artists from different generations who engage with fundamental questions of order, materiality and perception. Serial and conceptual methods are given just as much importance as physical and material-based processes or performative approaches.
Vernissage: Friday, 26. June 2026, 7–9 pm
Exhibition dates: Friday, 26. June – Sunday, 15. August 2026
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Title image caption: Courtesy Galerie Crone
Exhibition Empty Places, Crowded Hearts – Galerie Crone | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin
