post-title Matt Mullican | Above and below the three worlds | Galerie Thomas Schulte | 13.02.–18.04.2026

Matt Mullican | Above and below the three worlds | Galerie Thomas Schulte | 13.02.–18.04.2026

Matt Mullican | Above and below the three worlds | Galerie Thomas Schulte | 13.02.–18.04.2026

Matt Mullican | Above and below the three worlds | Galerie Thomas Schulte | 13.02.–18.04.2026

until 18.04. | #4945ARTatBerlin | Galerie Thomas Schulte (Potsdamer Straße) shows from Friday, 13. February 2026 the exhibition Above and below the three worlds by the artist Matt Mullican.

Galerie Thomas Schulte presents ABOVE AND BELOW THE THREE WORLDS, an extensive solo exhibition of works on paper, rubbings, and objects by Matt Mullican. Familiar systems of organizing and representing information and knowledge, including charts, models, and bulletin boards, coalesce with idiosyncratic ones that are at the core of Mullican’s practice. His use of primary colors and basic forms, particularly the circle or sphere, comes to the fore as initial legibility gives way to underlying complexity. Mullican has been developing his cosmology and system of signs and symbols since the ‘70s. Here, early works on paper from that period alongside recent rubbings highlight continuities and the elaboration of a reality structured across multiple levels – condensed and expansive, highly personal yet broadly encompassing.

Opening: Friday, 13. February 2026, 6–9 pm

Exhibition dates: Friday, 13. February until Saturday, 18. April 2026

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Titel image caption: Matt Mullican, “Untitled (double-sided 1835)”, 2025 (detail), Oilstick on canvas, rubbing, 2 parts, total image, 200 x 400 cm | 78 3/4 x 157 1/2 in

Exhibition Matt Mullican – Galerie Thomas Schulte | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin

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