until 17.10. | #2864ARTatBerlin | WENTRUP is showing the exhibition “Mantis Mannequins” with works by the artist Jan-Ole Schiemann from September 9, 2020. The interview with the artist in the context of Gallery Weekend 2020 and background information on his work can be found on DEEDS.WORLD. On the occasion of this year’s Gallery Weekend Berlin, Wentrup […]
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until 18.07. | #2732ARTatBerlin | WENTRUP currently shows the exhibition zoom in – zoom out, a group show with painting, sculpture and mixed media. Works of the following artists are presented: Nevin Aladağ, Hicham Berrada, Miriam Böhm, Axel Geis, Thomas Grünfeld, Karl Haendel, Sophie von Hellermann, Gregor Hildebrandt, John McAllister, Florian Meisenberg, Olaf Metzel, Peles […]
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until 07.12. | #2606ARTatBerlin | WENTRUP shows from 26th October 2019 the exhibition jene by the artist Thomas Grünfeld. Wentrup is pleased to announce the inaugural exhibition at the gallery of Cologne-based artist Thomas Grünfeld. The artists’ sculptural oeuvre is characterized by the use of unusual materials and a complexity rich in allusions and references. Since […]
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until 22.12. | #2288ARTatBerlin | WENTRUP currently presents the solo exhibition Doppelgänger by the artist Karl Haendel. Wentrup Gallery is pleased to present Karl Haendel’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, titled Doppelgänger, opening on 16th November 2018. Since the start of his career Haendel (b.1976) has used drawing to discover connections between seemingly disparate nodes of […]
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until 28.10. | #1551ARTatBerlin | WENTRUP presents from 16th September 2017 the exhibition “Des Tänzers Weg der Seele” by the artist Louisa Clement. In her first solo show at WENTRUP, Louisa Clement is showing the new series Gliedermenschen. In 27 large-format photographs, we see sections of black manikins before a dark background, their screws and joints in […]
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until 28.10. | #1532ARTatBerlin | Galerie Wentrup shows since 16th September 2017 the exhibition “No pushing, no stealing” by the artist Debo Eilers. Dolls with a wide smile lie carelessly thrown down on the floor in twisted poses. Inspired by Haba retro-style toys – “Inventor for inquisitive minds”– they have become the choice for liberal American […]
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