CAMERA WORK gallery was founded in 1997 and has since developed into one of the world’s leading galleries for photographic art. Based on the historically influenced gallery name, the gallery has followed the philosophy from the very beginning to represent young contemporary artists and to show them in exhibitions alongside the most famous artists in the history of photography. The gallery is located in Kantstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Camera Work | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne and Petzel Gallery, New York opened a joint gallery in Berlin in fall 2008. The gallery, a 1.300 square meter glass-encased modernist building preserved from the Socialist Era, is located in one of the city’s historical landmarks in Karl-Marx-Allee, Berlin- Mitte. The “Kunst im Heim” gallery which opened in 1964, as a classical example of East German Modernism, was designed by architects Kaiser and Franek to house a display of fine and applied arts from the countries of the Eastern Bloc in the former GDR. Since 2008, more than 35 artists have realised ambitious solo exhibitions, developed on-site in the exceptional space, amongst others Karla Black, Wade Guyton, Martin Kippenberger, Maria Lassnig, Robert Longo, Sarah Morris, Monika Sosnowska, John Stezaker, Seth Price, Charline von Heyl and Christopher Williams.     Photo: ART at Berlin Art Gallery in Berlin: Capitain Petzel | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

After stations in Berlin-Kreuzberg and Berlin-Mitte, Galerie Crone Berlin has been located at Fasanenstraße 29 in Charlottenburg since 30 September 2018. Opening hours Crone Berlin: Tuesday-Saturday: 11:00 am- 6:00 pm. Galerie Crone Berlin also operates the showroom Crone Side Berlin in Berlin-Tempelhof at Tempelhofer Damm 2 (Wed-Fri noon – 6 pm). The Austrian branch Crone Vienna is located at Getreidemarkt 14, entrance Eschenbachgasse (Tue-Fri noon – 6 pm, Sat 11 am – 3 pm). Photo: Galerie Crone Berlin, exhibition Milen Till, February to March 2021, by courtesy of the gallery     Art Gallery in Berlin: Crone Berlin | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Addendum: Since the end of the year 2022 Daniel Marzona Gallery pauses its exhibition activity. Via the website you can subscribe to the newsletter to be informed about projects and updates. ++ Daniel Marzona opened his gallery in September 2014 with a solo exhibition of Bernd Lohaus. He currently represents 11 artists who come from different generations and use a wide range of media but who are all at home within a conceptual framework. Since autumn 2019 the gallery has been located in Marienstraße in Berlin-Mitte.     Image caption: Axel Hütte, „T R A C E S   London – Berlin“, Installation view at Daniel Marzona, Berlin, 2021. Courtesy of the artist and Daniel Marzona, Berlin. Photo: Nick Ash Art Gallery in Berlin: Daniel Marzona | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The galerie georg nothelfer was founded in 1971 and is therefore one of the oldest still active galleries in Berlin. Informel, tachisme and gestural painting are the main focus of the gallery’s work. The gallery is located in Corneliusstraße in Berlin-Tiergarten. Since 2010 there is an additional showroom at Grolmannstraße 28 in Berlin-Charlottenburg.     Art Gallery in Berlin: galerie georg nothelfer | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Guido W. Baudach was established in 2001 on the basis of a former project space. The independent program is focused on contemporary art of international significance. Currently the gallery represents artists from emerging to established, all working in various disciplines on the innovative perpetuation of art history. They regularly participate in leading art fairs worldwide, and ppublish catalogues and artists’ books. The gallery is located on Pohlstraße in Berlin-Tiergarten since July 2019.     Photo: The former gallery space at Potsdamer Straße 85 in Tiergarten, via Guido W. Baudach Art Gallery in Berlin: Guido W. Baudach | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The Berlin gallery Galerie Michael Haas is both gallery and art trade. Founded in 1976 by Michael Haas, the focus of the gallery work is on classical modernism, German and international art after 1945 and contemporary art. Great names of the history of art were and are presented here in group and solo exhibitions. The art trade includes similarly established artists such as Marc Chagall, Paul Klee, Emil Nolde, Pablo Picasso or Andy Warhol. In the presentation of young art, the emphasis is on painting, sculpture and paper works. The gallery is located on Niebuhrstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Photo: ART@Berlin   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Michael Haas | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin  

Galerie NEU is a gallery for contemporary art in Berlin. It represents the artists* Kai Althoff, Cosima von Bonin, Tom Burr, Merlin Carpenter, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Anne Collier, Bernadette Corporation, Jana Euler, Cerith Wyn Evans, Matias Faldbakken, Claire Fontaine, Florian Hecker, Ull Hohn, Yngve Holen, Karl Holmqvist, Alex Hubbard, Sergej Jensen, John Knight, Kitty Kraus, Klara Lidén, Hilary Lloyd, Victor Man, Birgit Megerle, Jill Mulleady, Manfred Pernice, Daniel Pflumm, Josephine Pryde, Gedi Sibony, Andreas Slominski, Sean Snyder, Reena Spaulings and Katharina Wulff. Galerie NEU is located in Linienstraße in Berlin-Mitte.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie NEU | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Hua International is a contemporary art gallery based in Berlin and Beijing founded in 2017. Driven by a collaborative ethos, the gallery champions a cosmopolitan program across its two spaces, featuring emerging and established international artists with a special emphasis on cross-disciplinary, performative, and socially-engaged art. In Berlin, it is located in a historic building situated on Potsdamer Strasse. Hua International also hosts curatorial projects and artistic collaborations in order to pursue new avenues for the production, discourse, and promotion of contemporary art. In a time of tectonic shifts in the art world, flexibility, experimentation, and collaboration are key components of the gallery’s model in promoting works of art that are unique and new to a rapidly changing global art market.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Hua International | Contemporary art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Kewenig was founded in 1986 as Jule Kewenig Galerie, based in Haus Bitz in Frechen near Cologne. After more than 25 years in the Rhineland the gallery is now located in Berlin. In September 2013, Kewenig inaugurated the new gallery building in Brüderstraße 10 in Berlin-Mitte, the second oldest citizen house of Berlin on the Museumsinsel. A historic electric power transformation substation is the Berlin remains Schaulager and warehouse. Kewenig has a main focus on international contemporary art since the 1960s, in which the artistic dialogue between various generations and cultures plays a significant role. Image caption: via Kewenig Berlin Art Gallery in Berlin: Kewenig Berlin | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

KÖNIG GALERIE is located in the impressive buidling of the fromer Saint Agnes Church in Berlin-Kreuzberg. KÖNIG GALERIE was founded in Berlin by Johann König in 2002, and currently represents 39 international emerging and established artists, mostly belonging to a younger generation. The program’s focus is on interdisciplinary, concept-oriented and space-based approaches in a variety of media including sculpture, video, sound, painting, printmaking, photography and performance. From 2006, the gallery was located in a former industrial building on Dessauerstraße after moving from its original location at the Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz across from the Volksbühne. In May 2015, KÖNIG GALERIE took up St. Agnes, a monumental former church built in the 1960s in the Brutalist style, where large-scale exhibitions take place in two different spaces, the former chapel and nave. The church was built by Werner Düttmann, an architect and Berlins director of urban development from 1960 to 1966. The renovations were realized by renowned architect Arno Brandlhuber. KÖNIG GALERIE participates in international art fairs such as Art Basel, Frieze Art Fair, London, FIAC, Paris and Art Basel Miami Beach. The gallery has successfully placed works in a variety of private and public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York […]

In October 1967 Dorothee and Konrad Fischer opened in a small room in Düsseldorf’s Neubrückstraße. In this first exhibition they presented Carl Andre. At that time, Minimal Art and Conceptual Art was almost unknown in Europe. Subsequently, artists such as Richard Long, Bruce Nauman, Sol LeWitt, On Kawara, Lawrence Weiner, Hanne Darboven and Robert Ryman had their first European appearances in the “Exhibitions at Konrad Fischer’s”. Their works are still shown in the gallery today. In autumn 2007 the Konrad Fischer Gallery opened – also with an exhibition of Carl Andre – an additional gallery space in Berlin. In addition to younger international artists, the program from 50 years of gallery history is also presented here. Since summer 2015, the daughter Berta Fischer has been running the gallery.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Konrad Fischer Galerie | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

With an exhibition of Jorge Pardo, Tim Neuger and Burkhard Riemschneider opened their gallery at Goethestraße 69 in Berlin-Charlottenburg in May 1994. In the following years neugerriemschneider showed the first solo exhibitions of the then still unknown artists Franz Ackermann, Sharon Lockhart, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Michel Majerus, Tobias Rehberger, Elizabeth Peyton and Olafur Eliasson. They became an integral part of the gallery’s program and today are among the most influential artists of their generation. In September 1998 the gallery moved into its new premises at Linienstraße 155 in Berlin-Mitte, which were opened with an exhibition of Olafur Eliasson’s work. Over the years, the gallery program has been expanded to include further groundbreaking artistic positions, with Pae White and Simon Starling joining the gallery in 2001, followed in 2003 by the first solo exhibitions with Isa Genzken and Pawel Althamer. Since 2011, neugerriemschneider has also been representing the American filmmaker and artist James Benning and showed Ai Weiwei’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Mike Nelson’s exhibition project, presented in a temporary exhibition space at abc 2012, was the first solo exhibition with the artist, whom the gallery has represented since then. Since 2012 there has also been a close collaboration with […]

The Peres Projects gallery is located on Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin-Friedrichshain. It shows positions from painting.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Peres Projects | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

a.i.p.galerie – artists in progress was founded in 2003 and specializes in the promotion of new media and experimental concepts in contemporary art. In particular installations, sound art, interactive multimedia projects, interdisciplinary sculpture and abstract painting. It is located in Suarezstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. In 2022, the gallery opened a second exhibition venue: die Canvas – Galerie Sadik Uslu Goethestr. 83 10623 Berlin Mon – Sat 11 am – 6 pm Art Gallery in Berlin: a.i.p.galerie – artists in progress | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin  

Achtzig Galerie, under the direction of gallery owner and artist Diana Achtzig, stands for contemporary art – positions of the Contemporary Fine Arts, the Berlin School and the New Leipzig School.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Achtzig Galerie | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The gallery alexander levy is located in Alt-Moabit in Berlin-Moabit. It shows positions from painting, sculpture, photography and installation.       Art Gallery in Berlin: alexander levy | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

ALEXANDER OCHS PRIVATE presents contemporary art at Schillerstraße 15 in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Opening hours: Wed + Fri 1:00 – 6:00 p.m. Sat 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and by arrangement     Image caption: Salon in der Schillerstraße 15, Chris Newman + Young-Jae Lee, So machen wir das!, Foto Marcus Schneider, Courtesy ALEXANDER OCHS PRIVATE. Art Gallery in Berlin: ALEXANDER OCHS PRIVATE | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

A3 is an Agency for a select group of artists who seek to work creatively and independently in today’s global art world and its markets. A3 provides artists with a strategic plan together with the structure and support they need to achieve recognition and success worldwide. The Agency also offers a diversity of arts consultation and advisory services working across a broad range of curated exhibitions in collaboration with international museums, private collections and artists. Photo: via Arndt Art Agency (Fasanenstraße) Art Agency in Berlin: Arndt Art Agency | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

ARTCADIA Gallery connects artists and collectors, creates synergies within the creative community and is an established and trustworthy contact for art consultation. ARTCADIA Gallery boasts an established and continually growing network of artists, collectors, curators and art dealers. Collective projects, including auctions, exhibitions, studio visits and other events, substantiate a special connection between artists and ARTCADIA Gallery. ARTCADIA Gallery is the contact for art collectors looking for exclusive art consultation on a personal level, with an appreciation for individual taste and the ability to connect the collector with the appropriate artists and works. ARTCADIA Gallery considers itself as an agency for art collectors, who are searching for an adequate representation in addition to or as an alternative to the typical gallery experience. Furthermore, ARTCADIA GALLERY is the trustworthy agency for individual projects as well as the exhibition organization and art procurement within Germany and internationally. ARTCADIA Gallery was founded by the Agency GRIESBACH ART, whose founder and executive director is Nadine Diana Griesbach. Through the organization of exclusive charity auctions with renowned artists, Nadine Diana Griesbach has made a name for herself in Berlin, and the auctions which she has overseen rank among the most prestigious events in the capital […]

The gallery and art bookstore was founded in Berlin in 1988 by Barbara Wien. From the beginning, the gallery program was characterized by an interest in the revolutionary art concepts of the 1960s and their further development, as well as in the connections between book, text and art. Over the past 20 years, this intellectual fund has grown into a broadly diversified international exhibition and book programme on contemporary art. The gallery is located at Schöneberger Ufer in Berlin-Tiergarten. Photo: Installation Nina Canell Dits Dahs, Galerie Barbara Wien, Berlin, 2020, Photo: Nick Ash     Art Gallery in Berlin: Barbara Wien | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Benhadj & Djilali Galerie organises exhibitions of contemporary art from various disciplines in gallery spaces in Villa Heike in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen, district Lichtenberg. The gallery is both a commercial gallery and a venue for non-commercial, socially relevant exhibitions and projects that aim for high public and media attention. Gallery owner and curator Yasmine Benhadj-Djilali transformed the Benhadj & Djilali Gallery, then still located on Torstraße in Berlin-Mitte, into a temporary museum from 2018 to 2019 and presented the exhibition ONE DAY | BERLIN there. In it, artist Adrian Sierra Garcia intervened in the way we perceive time and space with an installation occupying the entire gallery space, creating connections to the life-threatening challenges people face when they cross “La linea” – the border between Mexico and the US. Occupying the gallery space with the blocking foreign object referred to the brutal and oppressive nature of the wall, which extends far beyond its physicality. One Day Berlin aimed to raise public awareness of the atrocities that occur along the dangerous border.     Photos: Courtesy Behnadj & Djilali Galerie/Museum + Adrian Sierra Garcia Art Gallery in Berlin: Benhadj & Djilali Galerie | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The BQ Gallery is located near the Volksbühne at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, in Weydingerstraße 10. BQ is managed by Jörn Bötnagel and Yvonne Quirmbach. Foto: via BQ     Art Gallery in Berlin: BQ | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The gallery BRENNECKE FINE ART is located on Mommenstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Art Gallery in Berlin: BRENNECKE FINE ART | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

From 2012, the gallerist Christiane Bühling-Schultz and the art historian Dr Karin Rase realised curated exhibitions in Berlin under the label “C&K unterwegs”. From 2014 until 2020 they ran the C&K Galerie in Berlin-Mitte (Joachimstraße). Currently they are active without gallery space. Many years of experience and cooperation with artists are the basis of their work, which is characterised by the notion that art is stimulation, provocation, utopia, emotion and not a vehicle for profit. C&K represents contemporary German and international artists who explore the boundaries of the classical media of painting, sculpture and drawing in an idiosyncratic way. To our exhibitions   Photo: Christiane Bühling (left) und Dr. Karin Rase (right), via C&K Galerie Art Gallery in Berlin: C&K Galerie | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Chert opened on September 2008 on Ritterstraße in Berlin Kreuzberg. The gallery has been located in Berlin-Schöneberg since 19 March 2022. Founded by Jennifer Chert, the program focuses on young, international contemporary art, without any specific media orientation. Solo exhibitions of the represented artists alternate between curated group shows and outdoor projects in the courtyard vitrines. Chert is particularly dedicated to the production of artists’ books, editions and catalogues, regularly publishing printed materials by the represented artists. The gallery is regularly participating in international art fairs. Photo: former gallery in Kreuzberg, courtesy ChertLüdde     Art Gallery in Berlin: ChertLüdde | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

From 1983 to 1990, Volker Diehl was a partner in Folker Skulima’s gallery and represented artists such as Leiko Ikemura, Jaume Plensa, Ray Smith, Rosemarie Trockel and Martin Assig. In 1990 Diehl took over the space at Niebuhrstraße 2 and renamed the gallery Galerie Volker Diehl. The gallery concept is somewhat off the mainstream. It aims at artists with a special individual attitude. From 2000 to 2011, the gallery was located in Zimmerstraße in Berlin-Mitte (until 2007) and in Lindenstraße in the Kreuzberg district. In autumn 2011, Diehl moved back to the former space in Niebuhrstraße in Charlottenburg. In September 2013, “Diehl Cube”, a project space in Emser Straße in Wilmersdorf, was added, in which exhibitions were shown 24/7, like a shop window, until 2018. Galerie Diehl is particularly committed to contemporary art from Eastern European countries.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Diehl | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The gallery DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM was founded in 2011. It combines the skills of the gallery owner André Schlechtriem and the entrepreneur Lars Dittrich. Schlechtriem was formerly curator of the Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawing Collection in New York. Both founded their first gallery in 2006 – Schlechtriem in New York, Dittrich in Berlin. The gallery is located in Linienstraße in Berlin-Mitte.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie DITTRICH + SCHLECHTRIEM | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

DUVE Berlin under the direction of Alexander Duve shows aesthetic concepts of the 21st century as a gallery. The gallery also works in an interdisciplinary media way with offsite projects or concerts. It is located in Michaelkirchstraße in Berlin-Mitte. Art Gallery in Berlin: DUVE Berlin | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The EDITION BLOCK art gallery is located in Prager Straße in Berlin-Wilmersdorf. The gallery publishes editions. Art Gallery in Berlin: EDITION BLOCK | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The exhibition program of Fischer Kunsthandel & Edition lies mainly on figurative painting and sculptures from expressionism to contemporary art. The gallery is located at Xantener Straße in Wilmersdorf. To our exhibitions   Art Gallery in Berlin: Fischer Kunsthandel & Edition | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Plan B opened in 2005 in Cluj, Romania, initiated by Mihai Pop and Adrian Ghenie, and functions as a production and exhibition space for contemporary art. In 2008 Plan B opened a permanent exhibition space in Berlin and is coordinated ever since by Mihai Pop and Mihaela Lutea. The gallery was located in Potsdamer Straße in Berlin-Tiergarten and has moved to Straußberger Platz in spring 2023.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galeria Plan B | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Barbara Thumm was founded in 2007 and is located in the Markgrafenstraße in Kreuzberg. Photo: Galerie Barbara Thumm, 2015, © Stephanie Schneider     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Barbara Thumm | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The Barbara Weiss Gallery was founded in 1992 by Barbara Weiss with its headquarter in Potsdamer Straße. With an intellectually demanding and curatorially progressive approach, the gallery quickly established itself. Equally sensitive to artistic developments and political issues, the gallery has been characterized from its beginnings by a sustained interest in conceptually informed and feminist positions. In 2011, Galerie Barbara Weiss has moved to its current location in Berlin-Kreuzberg. In continuation of its multifaceted and conceptual approach, the gallery has presented solo exhibitions of internationally renowned women artists in recent years. Today the gallery is run by Bärbel Trautwein and Daniel Herleth, a position they have held since 2014. When Barbara Weiss passed away in 2016, Bärbel Trautwein and Daniel Herleth continued the gallery’s work, a continuity that emerged from the joint efforts of the past years.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Barbara Weiss | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The work of Galerie Berlin began in 1974 in the GDR. In 1990, it was transformed into a private company by the two owners and art dealers Rüdiger Küttner and Rainer Ebert, who at the same time act with an eye to the future on the sound basis of their many years of gallery work. Themes are the Leipzig and Berlin Schools as well as the stylistic environment of these art movements, the expressive-figurative and abstract, the lyrical-abstract and Informel. The gallery is located in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte. Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Berlin | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Bernet Bertram is located in the former post office, Goethestraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg, together with other galleries and project spaces. It explores aesthetic fields of tension across genres and focuses on contemporary art and classical modernism. It shows works by artists who deal with current issues, media reality and designs for the future.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Bernet Bertram | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Buchholz is an art gallery specializing in international contemporary art with exhibition spaces in Cologne, Berlin and New York City. The gallery was founded in Cologne in 1986 by Daniel Buchholz, and today is run jointly with Christopher Müller. The gallery is located on Fasanenstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Photo: Courtesy of Galerie Buchholz     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Buchholz | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The galerie burster is located in Ludwigkirchstraße in Berlin-Wilmersdorf since the beginning of 2021. Until the end of 2020, the gallery was situated on Kurfürstendamm in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Galerie burster also has a branch in Karlsruhe.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Gallery Burster | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The Galerie CONRADS programme focuses on both new mid-career and established artistic positions, creating a dialogue between different generations of artists from diverse cultural backgrounds working across all media. Although the form and orientation of these artists’ work varies greatly, their practices converge in a number of key areas: Preoccupation with poetics and the fundamental themes that culture has historically processed, an interest in aesthetics and a willingness to engage in poetics, criticism and politics.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie CONRADS | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The Galerie der Berliner Graphikpresse is located on Silvio-Meier-Straße in Friedrichshain. Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie der Berliner Graphikpresse | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Dittmar shows contemporary art from the fields of drawing, painting and sculpture, but also photography. Gallery owner Dr. Peter Dittmar publishes his own editions of the exhibitions, which are internationally renowned and are archived by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, among others. Founded in Hamburg in 1990, Galerie Dittmar moved to Berlin in 2000 and since then has been based in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte. Opening hours: Tue-Sat noon to 6:00 pm Artists of the gallery: Georg Baselitz, Lucie Beppler, Karl Bohrmann, Mona Breede, Christiane Conrad, Enrico Della Torre, Rudolf Englert, Georg Frietzsche, Marcel Gähler, Sharka Hyland, Joan Hernandez Pijuan, Robert Jacobsen, Li Jin, Klaus Kinold, Per Kirkeby, Barbara Klemm, Imi Knoebel, Katja Liebmann, Arnulf Rainer, Jürgen Partenheimer, Gottfried Salzmann, Horst Schäfer, Nora Schattauer, Sean Scully, Margherita Spiluttini, Ernesto Tatafiore, Hana Usui, Hannsjörg Voth, Imke Woelk, Hideaki Yamanobe.     Photo: ART@Berlin Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Dittmar | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Latest information (31.10.2023): Due to unforeseen renovation work, the gallery can only be visited by personal appointment until further notice. If you have any questions, please contact the gallery at info@feinart-berlin.de or +49 172 1642919. feinart berlin is a gallery for contemporary art in Berlin-Charlottenburg. The focus of the program is on the classic genres of painting, object and graphics. Positions are represented that are connected to representational depiction and deal in an original way with the relationship between man, history and nature. The aim of the exhibitions at feinart berlin is to work out special core themes, questions or breaks in the works or in the oeuvre of their artists. In the background is the conviction that there is no rich, deep work without the artist and his unique biography – just as little as without the individual approach of the viewer. Readings, discussions, artist talks and musical performances take place to deepen and expand the exhibitions. Gallery photos in the slider: image 1, 3, 4 © Eric Tschernow, image 2 © Sebastian Reinicke Opening hours: Tue, Thu, Fri + Sat: 2:00 – 7:00 p.m. or by arrangement Please find all contact information of the gallery below the images. […]

Galerie Gilla Loercher | Contemporary Art was founded by philosopher and journalist Gilla Loercher in January 2009. The gallery represents emerging and established international artists. The gallery program focuses on conceptual, research-based and/or space-based approaches in a variety of media including installation, sculpture, painting, drawing, video and photography. Artists represented and shown have participated in Documenta Kassel, the Saint-Paul-de-Vence Biennale, the Lyon Biennale, the Busan Biennale, the Jakoutsk Biennale and the Venice Biennale. Opening hours: Wednesday – Saturday noon – 6:00 p.m. and by arrangement All contact details of the gallery can be found below the image gallery. Artists* of the gallery / Works available: Gonzalo Reyes Araos, John Cornu, Claudia Desgranges, Ivan Liovik Ebel,  Ab van Hanegem, Joanna Jones,  Ivana Klickovic, Rosemary Lee, Quentin Lefranc, Iris Musolf, Francisco Rozas, Manuel Salvat (†), Ute Schendel, Simone Strasser, Capucine Vandebrouck, Claudia Zweifel     Image captions cover 1: Ivan Liovik Ebel: Every Now and Then. 2016 bei Galerie Gilla Lörcher. Foto: André Kirchner. Courtesy: Galerie Gilla Lörcher. cover 2: FABRIC at GalerieGillaLörcher 2015 Foto C. Schlegelmilch Courtesy GalerieLoercher. cover 3: Manuel Salvat at GalerieGillaLoercher 2012 Foto D. Düvelmeyer Courtesy GalerieLoercher Image captions gallery 1: GalerieGillaLoercher at Art Karlsruhe 2017 Foto U. Schendel Courtesy GalerieLoercher. […]

Galerie Helle Coppi specialised in figurative art by important German painters and sculptors, primarily from Berlin and Dresden. The discovery and promotion of young talent was also a parallel concern of the gallery. Emerging from the Leo.Coppi Gallery, gallery owner Helle Coppi continued to represent the gallery’s figurative programme even after the gallery’s reorientation, but also set new accents. The gallery was located in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte until May 2023.   Art Gallery in Berlin: GALERIE HELLE COPPI | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Inga Kondeyne’s gallery is one of a rare breed of the galleries for drawing in Germany. Since the exhibition “Pencilparty”( 2010 ) to mark the gallery’s 30th anniversary in its rooms in Linienstraße, Berlin-Mitte, positions of drawing have been presented consistently in the gallery at 10 Carmerstraße near Savignyplatz; the non-figurative aspect has also remained at the forefront since then. The gallery represents drawing artists such as Eve Aschheim (USA), Hanns Schimansky, Malte Spohr, Beate Terfloth, Sam Szembek, Bettina Munk, Thomas Gosebruch, Christiane Schlosser, Dorothee Rocke, H.Frank Taffelt among others. However, its work also provides an initial showcase for young positions like Hanna Hennenkemper, Johannes Regin and Kazuki Nakahara with solo exhibitions / fair appearances. Regular group exhibitions enable unusual  perspectives and idiosyncratic, reciprocal play between the drawings on show. As an art historian, gallery owner Inga Kondeyne is able to offer expert, illuminating information about contemporary drawing in her texts and commentaries. Since 2015 there has been close cooperation with Gallery Wichtendahl (program emphasis: works on paper) in their jointly used rooms at 10 Carmerstraße. Opening hours: Tue-Fri: 2:00 – 6:00 pm Sat: 1:00 – 5:00 pm All contact information of the gallery you can find below. Artists of […]

The gallery Isabella Bortolozzi represents international artists and their positions. It is situated at Schöneberger Ufer in Berlin-Tiergarten vis -à-vis the Museum Neue Nationalgalerie.     Foto: Nick Ash, Berlin. Courtesy Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi, Berlin Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Note: The former GALERIE LEO.COPPI became GALERIE HELLE COPPI in autumn 2017. Galerie Helle Coppi specialises in figurative art by important German painters and sculptors, primarily from Berlin and Dresden. The discovery and promotion of young talents is also a parallel concern. Emerging from the Leo.Coppi Gallery, gallery owner Helle Coppi continues to represent the gallery’s figurative programme even after the gallery’s reorientation, but also sets new accents. The gallery is located in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte. Art Gallery in Berlin: GALERIE HELLE COPPI | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The gallery was founded 2006 in Berlin Mitte. We represent young international art of high craft quality and artistic independence. We intend to promote our artists through regular exhibitions, cooperation with other galleries, publishing of Catalogues, and to expand their audience through the appearance on international art fairs. Since 2011 the gallery program is supplemented by our Project Space “MM Projects” in Karlsruhe, where we are able to organize exhibitions in cooperation with other galleries or curators and to offer a chance to young arts students of Karlsruhe Academy to realize their projects. The gallery is located on Linienstraße in Berlin-Mitte. Regular opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 13:00 – 18:00 and by appointment. All contact details of the gallery can be found below.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Martin Mertens | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The Galerie Michael Janssen was founded in Cologne in 1995. It shows a contemporary programme in which mainly European, American and Southeast Asian artists are represented. The focus of the programme is on paintings, sculptures and installations by both established and young artists. Galerie Michael Janssen has been located in Bleibtreustraße in Charlottenbusrg since spring 2021. Before that, it was located on Potsdamer Strasse in Tiergarten since 2007.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Michael Janssen | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Mönch Gallery was established in 1977 and moved to Berlin-Westend in 1998, where it is still located today – on Reichsstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. To the exhibitions   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Mönch | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin {Play}

Galerie Nierendorf is located in Hardenbergstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. It shows positions of classical modernism and German expressionism.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Nierendorf | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Poll, founded in 1968 in West Berlin, is one of the leading galleries for contemporary art since 1960. Realistic and figurative positions form the focus of the exhibition programme. Together with the Poll Art Foundation, founded in 1986, it is based in an ensemble of buildings in the gallery district around Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte. Galerie Poll is located in a backyard on Gipsstraße.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Poll Galerie + Kunststiftung | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie ROOT is a young, crowdfunding-based gallery concept that focuses on painting and works closely with the Akademie für Malerei Berlin. In doing so, Galerie ROOT has young artists at heart whose life journeys have given rise to extraordinary positions and who, through their authentic work, are self-sufficient without the pressure of commercial career planning. The gallery is located in Schillerstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Art Gallery in Berlin: Gallery ROOT | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about the gallery, which is located on Wilsnacker Straße in Berlin-Wedding. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerie Sandra Bürgel

Galerie Schwind in Berlin came into being in 2011 – as an extension of the gallery premises and activities already existing in Frankfurt/Main (since 1989) and Leipzig. Galerie Schwind’s headquarters are now in Leipzig. Until 2016, Galerie Schwind was located at Auguststraße 19. The photo still shows these old gallery premises. Since May 2016, Galerie Schwind has been located just a few steps away in new premises at Große Hamburger Straße 1 in Berlin-Mitte.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Schwind | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Sievi was founded in 1989. Since then, gallery owner Brigitte Sievi has dedicated herself to contemporary art on a national and international level. The gallery shows colour-painting positions from figurative abstraction to abstract. The gallery is located in Gneisenaustraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Opening hours: Wednesday – Friday: 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm Saturday: 11:00 am – 4:00 pm     ART@Berlin: Kunst in Berlin Galerie Sievi

Galerie Tammen was already active in the 1980s and still represents artists from that time. The focus is on painting and sculpture. The gallery is located in Hedemannstraße in Kreuzberg. Opening hours Tue – Sat 12:00 – 6:00 pm all gallery contact details below Artists of the gallery Anna Arnskötter, Dietmar Brixy, Marion Eichmann, Persis Eisenbeis, Matthias Garff, Sam Grigorian, Harald Gnade, Moritz Götze, Beate Höing, Heike Jeschonnek, Pit Kroke, Karsten Kusch, Jiny Lan, Volker Leyendecker, Volker März, Herbert Mehler, Sabine Ostermann, Stephanie Pech, Florian Pelka, Werner Pokorny, Michael Ramsauer, Werner Schmidt, Lothar Seruset, Gabi Streile, Lars Theuerkauff, Andreas Theurer, Sonja Edle Von Hoessl, Thorsten Zwinger Guest artists Jón Thor GÍslason, Walter Karberg, Joseph Kerscher, Guda Koster, Michael Lauterjung, Ellen Mäder-Gutz, Marleen, Friedrich Daniel Schlemme, Julia Schmalzl, Tatjana Schülke, Jan Thomas, Jens Wohlrab, Traute Ziegenfus, Erdogan Zümrütoglu To our exhibitions Art Gallery in Berlin: GALERIE TAMMEN | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The gallery, founded by Tanja Wagner in 2010, currently mainly represents emerging artists with different backgrounds and a broad spectrum of global perspectives. The gallery is passionate about creating visibility for art that challenges outdated narratives, structures and hierarchies and offers a new vision and sensitivity. The gallery’s program is based on a collaborative curatorial approach and a commitment to building an inclusive and gender-sensitive art market. In addition, the gallery is particularly dedicated to contextualizing the exhibitions with artist talks, performances and thematic group exhibitions. Gallery Tanja Wagner is located in the Pohlstraße in Berlin-Tiergarten.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Tanja Wagner | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Bastian and the Kunstsammlung Bastian is located at Taylorstrasse in Berlin-Dahlem.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie and Kunstsammlung Bastian | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Z 22 is a novelty in West Berlin. In the bourgeois Wilmersdorf (Zähringerstraße) the venture is made to show internationally settled art. Founded as a producer gallery in October 2014, the gallery is developing into a hot spot that displays idiosyncratic and strong artist positions and offers accompanying events such as movie nights or performances. The goal of the gallery is not only to be a contact point for experienced collectors of top-class art, but also to advise new artists and to offer high-quality art at affordable prices. That is why the range of services offered by the gallery includes not only the originals, but also special editions and multiples. Likewise, art can be rented on request. The gallery is committed to reducing inhibitions and creating space in which exciting and high-quality art is shown, but at the same time the visitors are invited to linger and to dialogue. Opening hours: Thursday, 2:00 – 8:00 p.m. Friday, 12:00 – 8:00 p.m. Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. All contact data of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Katerina Belkina, Benka, Hardy Brackmann, Mathias Hornung, Dirk Krull, Balbina Lightowler, Erik Massholder, Frank Massholder, Ira Rokka Galerie […]

Established in 2016, Hošek Contemporary is a gallery, performance space and art residency located on a historical boat in Mitte, Berlin. The focus is primarily on performing arts, site-specific installations and experimental sound works. The gallery hosts weekly improvised music sets, providing musicians an opportunity to showcase their sound skills to a Berlin audience.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Hošek Contemporary | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Founded in 2004 the janinebeangallery is dedicated to the support of contemporary art, primarily of artists living and working in Berlin. The gallery emphasizes the long-termed, concentrated development of young talents, a concept which limits the number of represented artists accordingly. janinebeangallery maintains the backing of its artists through every day assistances exceeding the conventional gallery work. Guest artists are continuously featured in group exhibitions, where their works complement or extent the subject. The gallery looks back on many years of experience in the worldwide art market, including international exhibitions, clients, art fairs and logistics. International projects of the gallery took place in Copenhagen, Los Angeles, Bologna, etc. with partners like the US Embassy in Berlin, Scion (Toyota) Los Angeles, the Embassy of The Netherlands Berlin, The New York Academy of Art, the Representation of the Québec Government in Berlin, etc. The gallery is located on Torstraße in Berlin-Mitte. Opening hours Tuesday – Saturday: 12:00 – 6:00 pm Please find all contact details below. Artists: Inna Artemova, Dominik Butzmann, Peter Doherty, Maxwell Dunlop, Florian Fausch, Beate Höing, Juan Miguel Pozo, Petra Rintelen, Arny Schmit, Rogelio Manzo, Guido Schulz, Orion Shima, Martin Stommel     Cover image caption: Exhibition Dominik Butzmann, […]

JRGallery represents young international artists with figurative, colourful art. The focus is on street art, with regular events in the form of readings, discussions and perfume tastings. The gallery moved from Lützowstraße to Goethestraße in Charlottenburg in summer 2017. Photo: ART@Berlin / Stephanie Schneider Art Gallery in Berlin: JRGallery | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Anaid Art Gallery is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to many significant artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. It was founded by art historian Dr Diana Dochia in Bucharest, Romania, in 2004. Until 2018, the gallery space was located in Joachimstraße in Mitte (see photo). After giving up its location in Mitte, however, the gallery continues to operate as a gallery and cooperates with other art locations or exhibition venues. For example, Anaid Art Gallery regularly uses the premises of K90 on Knesebeckstraße 90 in Charlottenburg as a pop-up exhibition space. The gallery’s office is located on Kurfürstendamm in Berlin-Charlottenburg.     Image caption: Anaid Art Gallery, former gallery space in Joachimstraße, Berlin-Mitte Art Gallery in Berlin: Anaid Art Gallery | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

AOA;87 is a gallery for contemporary art with locations in Bamberg (2020) and Berlin-Mitte (2023). The gallery’s founder, gallery owner Angela Kohlrusch, and her staff present emerging and established artists in various media such as painting, sculpture, object art and video. The gallery AOA;87 functions as a discourse space dedicated not only to viewing but also to intellectual exchange. In addition to solo presentations, AOA;87 arranges thematic group exhibitions and confronts established positions with young ones. The gallery publishes a catalogue for each exhibition, organises artist talks and discussions and participates in institutional collaborations and international art fairs to promote the visibility of the artists. Opening hours: Tue – Fri 12:00 – 19:00 Sat 11:00 – 19:00 or by arrangement Artists of the gallery: Margarete Adler, Bodo Korsig, MARCK, Helga Schmidhuber, Holger Schmidhuber, Giuseppe Veneziano, XOOOOX Artists shown: Henrik Abedian, Noriko Ambe, Dana Greiner, Ann-Kristin Hamm, Imi Knoebel, Simone Lucas, Adolf Luther, Alexandre Madureira, Heiner Meyer, Mika Natri, Manfred Peckl, Cornelia Schleime, Andy Warhol     Image caption: (follows) Art Gallery in Berlin: AOA;87 – Kunstgalerie – art gallery | ART at Berlin

BBA Gallery has been finding and representing artists with exceptional talent and ideas, a strong vision and a convincing style since 2017. Age or education are not the most important criteria for the gallery. It is more interested in authenticity, perseverance, professionalism and outstanding artworks, regardless of the medium. BBA Gallery works with so-called “emerging” and “mid-career” artists. However, for BBA Gallery these are industry terms, labels that help to simplify the complexity. They believe that artists don’t need a label, but a dedicated gallery that opens doors for them, introduces their work to collectors and shares their vision with the world. BBA Gallery grew out of an artist-run project space in 2015.     Art Gallery in Berlin: BBA Gallery | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Bermel von Luxburg Gallery specializes in international modern and contemporary art and conveys art at the highest level. The gallery is located on Fasanenstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday noon – 6:00 pm Artists of the gallery: Fred Eerdekens, Masaya Hashimoto, Peter Herrmann, Nikolai Makarov, Robert Pan Art trade: Kengiro Azuma, Aleksey Babichev, Gaston Chaissac, Eduardo Chillida, Lucio Fontana, Gotthard Graubner, Georges Grosz, Eugen Schonebeck, Takesada Matsutani, Max Weber     Art Gallery in Berlin: Bermel von Luxburg Gallery | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin Image caption: Exhibition view Thomas Canto (Image 1), Exhibition views MATERIA (image 2 + 3)

The Chaussee 36 (gallery 36) was opened in 2015 and has its focus on historical and contemporary photography. Under the artistic direction of Alice Le Campion, the gallery presents internationally established artists. The exhibition area measures about 400 square meters and extends over several floors. It is characterized by the architecture of the salons, breaking with the conventional concept of the neutral white cube. The gallery is located on Chausseestraße Berlin-Mitte. Art Gallery in Berlin: Chaussee 36 | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The Christine Knauber Galerie has been located in the Crellekiez in Schöneberg since November 2015. The gallery focuses on contemporary figurative art, especially by Berlin artists, with a special emphasis on craftsmanship and narrative expression. The gallery is located in Langenscheidtstraße.   © Photo: Daniel Wetzel, © Galerie Christine Knauber Art Gallery in Berlin: Christine Knauber Galerie | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The EBENSPERGER BERLIN gallery was on Plantagenstraße in Berlin-Wedding. It is run by Patrick Ebensperger and Sebastian Hoffmann. In 2023, the gallery moved to the Fichtebunker at Fichtestraße 6 in Berlin-Kreuzberg.   Art Gallery in Berlin: EBENSPERGER Berlin | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Efremidis Gallery opened in September 2018 in the former IBM building on Ernst-Reuter Platz. The unusual setting of the space encourages site-specific exploration and spatial interventions. The gallery aims to present carefully curated exhibitions featuring yet to be discovered, emerging and established artists to the global art scene. Efremidis Verlag will publish a number of artist books and exhibition accompanying texts throughout the year. EFREMIDIS GALLERY is located at Ernst Reuter-Platz in Berlin-Charlottenburg.     Photo: via EFREMIDIS GALLERY Art Gallery in Berlin: EFREMIDIS GALLERY | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie aKonzept is an art gallery on Niebuhrstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg (before Schröderstraße in Berlin Mitte, see photos) run by owner Hermann Braun and art director Raphaël Lévy. Opened in early 2017, the gallery presents art from the 1950s until today. “The Galerie aKonzept has been open since 2017. Since then we have already organized 8 exhibitions. Our goal is to show two exhibitions per year in the future. At the same time, our portfolio of artworks is available for sale.  The name aKonzept actually expresses our attitude. We distance ourselves from any conceptual restrictions. We show art that we like and some that we like. All works can be seen in our gallery. If you are interested in a work, please contact us to arrange a viewing appointment, as the works are stored in the depot during our exhibitions. If you want to be informed about our activities and new acquisitions, you can subscribe to our newsletter”. Opening Hours Wed – Fri 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. Sat 2:00 – 7:00 p.m. Artists: DIETER APPELT, ALBERTO BURRI, MIMMO CATANIA, HENRI CHOPIN, PIERRE TAL COAT, GÉRARD DESCHAMPS, JACOB EL HANANI, GRAPPA FLUXUS, RICHARD HAMILTON, AL HANSEN, KEITH HARING, CYRIL HATT, JOAN JONAS, […]

Discovering talented and unknown artists, to support them and to grow with them, this is the aim of gallery Anna25. It is located at Schönleinstraße 25 in the side wing of the rear building in Berlin-Kreuzberg.     Photo: ART@Berlin – Stephanie Schneider Art Gallery in Berlin: Gallery Anna25 | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Hunchentoot shows painting, graphics, photography and sound installations. Also, these media are being expanded into three-dimensional space. The gallery Hunchentoot represents among others the artist Blixa Cash, frontman of the band Einstürzende Neubauten. The gallery is located on Choriner Straße in Berlin-Mitte. To our exhibitions   © ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerie Hunchentoot

kajetan Berlin was founded in November 2018 as a private gallery for seeing and reflecting on contemporary art in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The gallery focuses primarily on serious artistic innovation. It focuses both on previously underrepresented mid-career artists with diverse and strong personal perspectives, whose work is characterised by complexity and precision of form, and on discoveries and rediscoveries. With commitment, kajetan Berlin seeks to connect the gallery’s represented and exhibited artists with museums, curators and private collectors around the world. Images: Photo of the gallery © Hans Grunert; kajetan Berlin, exhibition views Erich has just left the building, autumn 2021, photos © Marcus Schneider The gallery was initially located in a former Kreuzberg artist’s studio. In the summer of 2021, the gallery gave up these premises and opened its new exhibition space at Grolmanstraße 58 in the gallery district in Berlin-Charlottenburg from September 2021. Opening hours: Wed – Sat noon – 6:00 p.m. and by arrangement. Mon, Tue + Sun closed PLEASE NOTE, from September 2023: Thu – Sat noon – 6:00 p.m. and by arrangement. All contact details of the gallery kajetan Berlin can be found below. The gallery is barrier-free. Artists of the gallery: Bettina Blohm, Gisela von Bruchhausen, […]

The Galerie M + R Fricke is located on Beusselstraße in Berlin-Moabit. It shows positions from painting, sculpture and literature.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie M + R Fricke | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin  

Galerie Minimal in Berlin’s Kreuzberg district focuses on minimal photography. The goal of the gallery founded by Florian Wassily Kazimirski and Fabian Willi Simon is to be a representative of this internationally acclaimed style of contemporary photography and to offer exclusive fineart prints in small, limited editions. In addition to their exhibitions, the two founders offer interested people many opportunities to inform themselves about the represented artists and to get in touch with them. They provide a lot of background information on their website and organize events such as photo walks and artist talks. The gallery is located on Mittenwalder Straße. Opening hours: open for events and on request All contact details of the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Masterclass: Natalie Christensen, Maarten Rots, Jon Setter, Wassily Kazimirski, Gianfilippo De Rossi Emerging Artists: Alex Harbich, NoWorriesJustSad, François Aubret, Liz Watson, Dennis Schnieber, Stanislas Augris, Amanda Briggs, Giacomo Tintori, Paul Eis, Guillaume Lavrut     Photos: Courtesy of Galerie Minimal   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Minimal | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Russi Klenner is located at Luckauer Straße 16 in Berlin-Kreuzberg. It shows positions from painting.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Russi Klenner | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Schindler under the direction of gallery owner Sandra Schindler presents contemporary art with a special focus on paintings by established and emerging artists. The gallery is located in Charlottenstraße in Potsdam. Only a few steps away from the gallery, Sandra Schindler and curator Vanessa Souli founded and opened the Schindler LAB in March 2021 as an experimental space of the Galerie Schindler. The Schindler LAB at Bäckerstraße 3 presents established and emerging artists with monthly changing exhibitions. The space is dedicated to presenting innovative group exhibitions that challenge the status quo of art in the Brandenburg region. By supporting artists from the surrounding area and Berlin, Potsdam’s Galerie Schindler and the associated LAB see themselves as a place of exchange, innovation and dialogue. Opening hours (gallery) Wed noon to 4 p.m. Thu + Fri noon to 6 p.m. Sat noon to 4 p.m. Opening hours Schindler LAB during exhibition times by arrangement Artists of the gallery Alvar Beyer, Birgit Borggrebe, Christoph Brandl, Sue Hayward, Andreas Hildebrandt, Berit Mücke, Vera Oxfort, Susanne Ramolla, Constantin Schroeder, Su Weiss, Simone Westphal, Sabine Wewer, Brigitte Yoshiko Pruchnow Guest artists Mathanja Clemm, Anas Homsi, Allan Paul   Art Gallery in Potsdam: Galerie Schindler | […]

The gallery HVW8 at Linienstraße Berlin-Mitte shows contemporary art with the emphasis on avant-garde graphic design. Photo: ART at Berlin / Stephanie Schneider   Art Gallery in Berlin: HVW8 | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Addendum in September 2022: The gallery’s website is currently unavailable. The gallery rooms in Ludwigkirchstraße seem to be closed. On its Facebook page, Gallery No. 10 gives a new address. Gallery No. 10 approaches art with an open mind, curiosity and a sense of adventure. Ready to transcend predetermined genres, the gallery has been showcasing emerging local, national and international artistic talent since summer 2021. Opening hours (currently closed): Tue + Fri noon – 7:00 pm Sat noon – 4:00 pm Located in Berlin’s Wilmersdorf district on Ludwigkirchplatz, Gallery No. 10’s two spaces focused heavily on painting and sculpture in permanent exhibitions combined with a series of new, intriguing individual works. In addition, under the direction of gallery owner Susanne L. Born in collaboration with Manuela Liane Groll, Gallery No. 10 is a meeting place for artists to share their work, ideas and inspirations. Artists of the gallery Shura Born-Kraëff, Marianne Hopf     Art Gallery in Berlin: GalleryNo 10 – GalleryNo10 – GalleryNo.10 | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Heidi is located at Kurfürstenstraße 145 in Berlin-Tiergarten. It shows positions from painting, sculpture, photography and conceptual art.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Heidi | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Hilleckes Gallery is founded in 2021 by gallery owner and art historian Bettina Hilleckes. Her love of narrative and figurative representation was centred on medieval and baroque painting during her student days and is still reflected in her fascination with contemporary art today. Her many years of experience in the art scene, which she gained as artistic director at Springer & Winckler, as founder and partner of art affairs as well as in important positions at other Berlin galleries, is reflected above all in her closeness and appreciative interaction with her artists. Quality and a trusting collaboration are essential for the gallery owner. In 2021, Bettina Hilleckes’ long-standing wish to open her own gallery has been fulfilled, starting with an exhibition entitled La Forma del Colore by the Italian artist Iginio Iurilli. The gallery is located at Wielandstraße 30 in Berlin-Charlottenburg.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Hilleckes Gallery | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Kanya&Kage show contemporary art. Curated fine art solo shows are at the center of this project introducing exciting artworks from different backgrounds, styles and disciplines. Kanya&Kage is also a hub for readings of poetry and literature, panel talks, presentations and screenings. A salon type platform for discourse.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Kanya&Kage | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Katharina Maria Raab was founded in 2015 in Berlin. It is located on Kaiserdamm in Berlin-Charlottemburg. The gallery program includes international positions of different generations. Social and political issues, intercultural dialogue and questioning and pushing the limits of media used are in the foreground. To our exhibitions Bildunterschrift: via Katharina Maria Raab Art Gallery in Berlin: Katharina Maria Raab | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The gallery Marie von Papen is located at Immanuelkirchstraße in Prenzlauer Berg. Soon you will find more informationen about the gallery. Art gallery in Berlin: Marie von Papen

The McLaughlin Galerie is located on Linienstraße in Berlin-Mitte. It shows positions from painting, sculpture and photography.   Art Gallery in Berlin: McLaughlin Galerie | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Notre gout is Berlin’s first concept gallery dedicated to the 9th art. It exhibits pictures from known German graphic novels authors and Berliner illustrators. The signed and strictly limited editions on fine art paper can directly be acquired at the gallery. Beside a fine selection of the newest graphic novels you can also find a digest of design objects. The gallery is located on Bernauer Straße in Berlin-Mitte. ART@Berlin: Art-Gallery in Berlin notre gout

nüüd.berlin was initially founded in 2016 by Henner Merle as “fine art berlin project spaces”. The gallery represents painters, sculptors and photographers and organises exhibitions and supporting programmes. In addition to discovering and promoting talented newcomers, the gallery owner also wants to introduce established artists who have not yet exhibited in Berlin or Germany and make them known nationally as well as internationally. As director and co-founder of the former gallery ZFF – Zentrum für Fotografie in Berlin (1997/98) & co-curator of the exhibition for the successful book BERLIN WONDERLAND by Anke Fesel & Chris Keller (2014), he gained practical experience as a gallery owner and curator. After five years of numerous pop-up exhibitions at ever-changing locations, Henner Merle decided to take the next step and open a permanent space for art exhibitions in Berlin-Mitte in September 2021, despite the difficult pandemic year. With the permanent location and the planning security gained through this, exhibitions with the gallery’s artists and other artists will now be held regularly. In addition, it will now be possible to concretise and realise long-held plans – such as a cooperation with a New York gallery or a German-Indian project. nüüd.berlin gallery is intended to be […]

The Schiefe Zähne Gallery is located at Potsdamerstraße 103, Berlin-Mitte. It shows positions from painting, sculpture, photography and conceptual art.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Schiefe Zähne | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

In March 2021, gallery owner Sandra Schindler and curator Vanessa Souli founded the Schindler LAB as an experimental space of the Galerie Schindler in Potsdam. Located at Bäckerstraße 3, the LAB presents established and emerging artists with monthly changing exhibitions. The space is dedicated to presenting innovative group exhibitions that challenge the status quo of art in the Brandenburg region. The LAB and the associated gallery see themselves as a place of exchange, innovation and dialogue through the promotion of artists from the surrounding region and from Berlin. Opening hours: By appointment during exhibition times Photos: Schindler LAB, via Galerie Schindler Art Gallery in Potsdam: Schindler LAB | Contemporary Art Galleries Potsdam | ART at Berlin

Please find here all contact information about Zitadelle – Ausstellungssäle Bastion Kronprinz. It is located in the Juliusturm in Berlin-Spandau.   ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Zitadelle – Ausstellungssäle Bastion Kronprinz

Please find here all contact information about Ruine der Franziskaner Klosterkirche. It is located on Klosterstraße in Berlin-Mitte.   ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Ruine der Franziskaner Klosterkirche

Soon you will find here more information about GALERIE im TEMPELHOF MUSEUM, which is located Alt-Mariendorf in Tempelhof. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin GALERIE im TEMPELHOF MUSEUM

The Municipal Gallery at the Boulevard Berlin can be found on the 1st floor of the shopping center on Schloßstraße in Berlin-Steglitz. Admission is free. The organization of the exhibitions is the responsibility of the Kulturamt Steglitz-Zehlendorf, which also uses the Schwartzsche Villa as gallery and exhibition space. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Kommunale Galerie im Boulevard Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about Galerie Gotisches Haus. It is located on Breitestraße in Spandau. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerie Gotisches Haus

Soon you will find here more information about Galerie im Saalbau, which is located on Karl-Marx-Straße in Berlin-Neukölln. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerie im Saalbau

Soon you will find here more information about Galerei M, which is located on Marzahner Promenade. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerei M

Soon you will find here more information about studio im HOCHHAUS. It is located on Zingster Straße Berlin-Lichtenberg. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin studio im HOCHHAUS

Soon you will find here more information about Kunstverein Tiergarten + Galerie Nord. This Institution is located in Turmstraße  in Berlin-Tiergarten. To our exhibitions © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Kunstverein Tiergarten + Galerie Nord

Soon you will find here more information about Galerie im Körnerpark. This Institution is located on Schierker Straße in Berlin-Neukölln. To our exhibitions © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Galerie im Körnerpark

The Rathaus-Galerie Reinickendorf is a municipal gallery of Reinickendorf. It is located on Eichborndamm. Soon you will find more information about Rathaus-Galerie Reinickendorf. To our exhibitions Galerien in Berlin: Rathaus-Galerie Reinickendorf – ART@Berlin

Please find here the contact information about Schwartzsche Villa. The municipal gallery is located at Grunewaldstraße in Berlin-Steglitz. To our exhibitions   Photo: ART@Berlin ART at Berlin: Galleries in Berlin – Schwartzsche Villa

galerie weisser elefant is a municipal gallery located on Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte. You can reach the gallery via the passage to the courtyard. The entrance is in the courtyard on the left and galerie weisser elefant is on the 1st floor.     ART@Berlin: Municipal gallery in Berlin galerie weisser elefant

The Mies van der Rohe House, named after its architect, belonged to Karl Lemke, the owner of a graphic printing house and print shop in Berlin, and his wife Martha. It was built in 1932/33 and is architecturally classified as Classical Modernism. Incidentally, it was the last house Mies built before emigrating to America. Together with the garden, nature, the house forms a creative unity on an aesthetic-spiritual level. The house can be visited every day except Mondays, and there are usually so-called Sunday tours of the house, the garden and the exhibition on the first Sunday of each month. Mies van der Rohe Haus is located in Oberseestraße in Berlin-Weissensee. Photo: René Müller   © ART@Berlin: Kommunale Galerie in Berlin Mies van der Rohe Haus

Founded in 1696, the Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts) in Berlin is one of the oldest cultural institutes in Europe. This international community of artists currently has about 400 members and includes the sections fine arts, architecture, music, literature, performing arts, as well as film and media art. Exhibitions, concerts, debates, readings, award ceremonies, film, theater and dance performances are organized here. In addition to the main building, the Akademie der Künste at Hanseatenweg is also an important location for exhibitions, events and meetings. This one includes the various archive buildings with their important collections. The prominent position of the Akademie der Künste at Pariser Platz in Berlin-Mitte, between Hotel Adlon and Brandenburger Tor (Brandenburg Gate), additionally underlines the relevance of this institution in Berlin. The building is barrier-free. Photo: Stephanie Schneider © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Akademie der Künste Pariser Platz

The ALFRED EHRHARDT FOUNDATION in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte is dedicated to making Alfred Ehrhardt’s work as a photographer and cultural filmmaker accessible to scholars. Alfred Ehrhardt is regarded as an outstanding representative of the New Objectivity. To the exhibitions  © ART at Berlin: Institution in Berlin: Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung

Soon you will find here more information about BKI Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut Berlin. This Institution is located in Leipziger Straße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: BKI Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut Berlin

The British Council was founded to create friendly knowledge and understanding between the people of the UK and the wider world.  Through our work in the arts we bring British and international artistic talent together and support the development of skills and policy in the creative industries. Find out more about our British Council Literature Seminar and other events in Berlin on our website. British Council is located on Alexanderplatz in Berlin-Mitte.

CSR.ART (Contemporary Show Room) presents relevant contemporary works by artists, regardless of age, origin or gender, in temporary exhibitions at temporary locations. The aim of the experimental exhibitions is to contribute to intercultural and intellectual exchange. Since the end of April 2023, CSR.ART at Friedrichstraße 69 show its exhibition series ÜBERSCHAU for the first time. The initiator and organiser is DEEDS.LAB gUG, a non-profit company from Berlin for the promotion of art and culture. The aim of DEEDS.LAB is to promote artists and make their works of art visible. To this end, DEEDS.LAB develops concepts and collaborates with various partners, including galleries and cultural institutions, artists and curators. More information about participating artists can be found on the website below. Works by these artists have been presented at CSR.ART so far: ÜBERSCHAU #01 | 27.04.-21.05.2022 Gökçen Dilek Acay (*1983 Istanbul, TUR / Mixed Media, Textil), Konstantin Bayer (*1983 Gotha, DEU / Konzeptkunst, Skulptur), Wolfram Beck (*1930 Greiz † 2004 Berlin, DEU / Malerei, Skulptur), Anna Bittersohl (*1982 Dachau, DEU / Malerei), Nicole Bianchet (*1975 Los Angeles, USA / skulpturale Malerei), Kenneth Blom (*1967 Roskilde, DNK / Malerei, Skulptur), Peter Böhnisch (*1977 Waiblingen, DEU / Malerei), Adrian Buba (*1953 Caransebes, ROU […]

Soon you will find here more information about Direktorenhaus – Illustrative e.V.. This museum is located on Am Krögel in Berlin-Mitte.  © ART at Berlin: Art in in Berlin: Direktorenhaus – Illustrative e.V.

The purpose of the non-profit foundation Kai Dikhas (Romanes: “place to see”) is to promote Sinti and Roma art and culture while making it accessible to a wider public. The foundation will incorporate, expand and present the Gallery Kai Dikhas art collection. In addition, the foundation will support publications and projects concerning Sinti and Roma art and culture, organize art exhibitions and workshops, and publish editions.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Foundation Kai Dikhas | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about Deutsche Kinemathek. This Institution is located on Potsdamer Straße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Guardini Stiftung und Galerie

The Haus der Kulturen der Welt – or HDK for short – is a multimedia home of exchange with exhibitions, discussions, lectures, theme weeks and many other cultural events. The building was baptized by the popular expression “pregnant oyster” and is known for its extraordinary architecture. In the summer of 2015 it was extensively renovated. The cladding of the facade created a very unique aesthetic. The cultural institution is located on John-Foster-Dulles-Allee in Berlin-Tiergarten. Events of the HDK can be found in the section NEWS.   © ART at Berlin: Cultural institution in Berlin Haus der Kulturen der Welt

Soon you will find here more information about Haus Ungarn – Balassi Institut – Collegium Hungaricum Berlin. This Institution is located in Dorotheenstraße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Haus Ungarn – Balassi Institut – Collegium Hungaricum Berlin

The privately initiated KINDL Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst (Center for Contemporary Art) is located in the street Am Sudhaus in Berlin-Neukölln. In 2015, the KINDL Center for Contemporary Art was created in the extraordinary rooms of the former Kindl brewery in Berlin-Neukölln. In the building complex with a total area of 5,500 sqm, the first showroom opened with the spectacular boiler house, which is about 20 meters high.     Photo: Jens Ziehe KINDL Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst – ART at Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about Kunst in den Gerichtshöfen. This Institution is located in Gerichtstraße in Berlin-Wedding. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Kunst in den Gerichtshöfen

Built in 1847 Kunstquartier Bethanien is a former hospital and continued to serve as one until 1970. Plans to demolish and replace the building with social housing were countered through occupation, citizens’ intiatives and conservationists. Since then, the building has offered space for cultural and artistic institutions. Aside from Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien, there are the BBK Berlin printing studio, artist studios, project spaces for exhibitions and theater and dance, the Friedrichshain Kreuzberg district music school… To our exhibitions Image caption: ©Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin Kunstquartier Bethanien

KW Institute for Contemporary Art aims to approach the central questions of our times through the production, display, and dissemination of contemporary art. Since its inception, 25 years ago, KW has established itself, not only as an institution, but also as a dynamic and lively space for progressive practices within the Berlin art scene, as well as in an international context. By means of exhibitions and various event formats, KW has aligned itself towards the current tendencies of the national and international art and cultural discourse, and has actively developed them on a collaborative level with artists, institutions, and by means of commissioned works. As an institution for contemporary art without a collection of its own, the team at KW maintains a high degree of flexibility in creating its programs and addressing its audience. Under the responsibility of director Krist Gruijthuijsen, the current program evolves around the central objective of using the participating artists’ perspective as a starting point, entailing their subjects and points of view as ways to reflect on social and political issues. The institution is thereby conceived as a social space that facilitates contemplation and exchange between different protagonists and cultures, consistently challenging its audience. The building […]

Soon you will find here more information about Schering Stiftung. This Institution is located in Unter den Linden in Berlin-Mitte . © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Schering Stiftung

The Schinkel Pavillon was built in 1969 by the architect Richard Paulick. Paulick is best known for his classicist-modernist architecture of Karl Marx Allee in Berlin. Today, the Schinkel Pavillon serves as a venue for the promotion of contemporary sculpture, installation and media art. The pavilion is located in the garden of the Kronprinzenpalais on Oberwallstraße in Berlin-Mitte and offers an impressive view of the buildings surrounding it from different eras – from the Friedrichwerder Church to the TV Tower.     © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Schinkel Pavillon

The Tchoban Foundation is dedicated to the theme of hand drawing in architecture and would like to recall this art. Because in our computer-dominated present this skill has faded into the background. On display are architectural drawings and visions from Tchoban’s own pen and works by leading international architects of the last and current century. The museum is located in Christinenstraße in Berlin-Mitte.   © ART@Berlin: Museum in Berlin Tchoban Foundation – Museum für Architekturzeichnung

Soon you will find here more information about Urania Berlin e.V. – Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft . This institution is located on An der Urania in Berlin-Tiergarten.  © ART at Berlin: Art in in Berlin: Urania Berlin e.V. – Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft

Soon you will find more information about aff Galerie. It is located on Kochhannstraße Berlin-Friedrichshain. © ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin – aff Galerie

At regular intervals, the studio space of the passionate Berlin art lover, art collector and barber Andreas Reinsch transforms into a fine art gallery that presents various national and international artists and projects. Listen to the opening speech on this by Bazon Brock. The gallery is located on Oranienplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Andreas Reinsch Project | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Art Management Berlin is the publisher of The First Berlin Art Book © and is based at Kurfürstendamm in Berlin-Wilmersdorf. The woman behind Art Management Berlin is Garbiela Caranfil, who also curates The First Berlin Art Book ©. The First Berliner Art Book © is dedicated to the international Contemporary artists of all mediums, galleries, curators, art collectors. Artists from all over the world present their art works in a museum quality art books by A.M.B’s exclusively choice. The First Berliner Art Book © is a series of art books aiming to connect artists, galleries and the art world in a direct and effective way. Please find all contact information of Art Management Berlin further down below the pictures.       Gabriela Caranfil (left) from Art Management Berlin with Nicole Loeser (right) in the gallery Whiteconcepts at the opening of a solo exhibition   Exhibition Kazuo Ooka (in the middle), the winner of the Berlin Art Prize 2016 Art Management Berlin with Gabriela Caranfil (left) and Nicole Loeser (right)   Image caption cover: First Berliner Art Book © & PCT Art Management Berlin with Logo of Art Management Berlin ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Art Management Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about Between Bridges. This Institution is located in im Kulturforum on Keithstrasse in Berlin-Tiergarten. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Between Bridges

EIGEN + ART Lab is about to introduce new positions in Germany or to present them in a new context. For the gallery EIGEN + ART, this space offers the possibility to work over a long period with artists who do not belong to the tribe of the gallery program. Since January 2015, the EIGEN + ART Lab is located in in Torstrasse in Berlin-Mitte.     Photo: Courtesy EIGEN + ART Lab ART at Berlin: Art Gallery at Berlin EIGEN + ART Lab

The gallery is located on Pappelalle. Soon you will find here more information about erstererster Galerie. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin erstererster Galerie

Soon you will find more information about HilbertRaum. The art space is located on Reuterstraße Berlin-Neukölln. ART at Berlin: art space in Berlin – HilbertRaum

The gallery was founded as a producers gallery by the artist team “Inhalt & Sinn” in 2006. Like this part of the city changed, the gallery changed. But the concept of “Art and Space” is still living. “Inhalt & Sinn” are producing here. The artists are curating groupshows with different artist friends. Klötze u. Schinken is located on Bürknerstraße Berlin-Neukölln. Photo: via Klötze u. Schinken ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin – Klötze u. Schinken

oqbo | raum für bild wort ton is located on Brunnenstraße in Berlin-Mitte.     ART at Berlin: Art Gallery Galerie Berlin – Galerie oqbo

The Conversation is a nomadic cultural project founded by Los Angeles-based curator and artist Aaron Rose and Berlin-based gallerist Johann Haehling von Lanzenauer. A progressive space, where concepts in all mediums can come to fruition through a diverse and talented international group of creative protagonists. More a think tank than a gallery, The Conversation cultivates an exchange of ideas that happen in a three-dimensional context. In 2016, La Rosa Social Club was established – a touring art bar, considered as a social sculpture, the project has been realized in Los Angeles and Berlin and will tour the world through 2017. The Conversation is a place where artists come together to make sense of the world. A 21st Century venue for ecstatic dialogue. The Conversation is located on Potsdamer Straße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin The Conversation 

TOOLBOX is an independent cooperative project of artists, organizing exhibitions to advance international exchange in respect to contemporary art and artistic positions. The artist members of *TOOLBOX* conceive art as a tool for reflecting on the present age and art as having an impact on or even creating the social world. *TOOLBOX* has its focus on showing Finnish contemporary art in Berlin and presenting juxtapositions of Finnish next to German artistic views on relevant topics like, for example, ideologies, limits of perception, the significance of emotions, philosophical or political theory or human patterns of making world intelligible. TOOLBOX is located on Koloniestraße Berlin-Wedding. ART at Berlin: Kunstraum in Berlin – Toolbox Image caption: via Toolbox

Since 2007, the project space zwanzigquadratmeter, or zqm, offeres residencies for emerging artists in Berlin, using the space as a creative experiment for exhibitions and in-situ projects. Founded by Swiss artist/curator Eric Emery, zqm has already shown more than 70 exhibitions, among others in collaboration with UdK – University of the Arts Berlin, Germany – and ECAL – University of Art and Design Lausanne, Switzerland. Eric Emery’s curatorial practice includes both young creative artists and established artists, such as the Norwegian artist Knut Henrik Henriksen or the Swiss artists Guillaume Pilet, Athene Galiciadis, Vanessa Safavi or Claudia Comte. Project space in Berlin: zwanzigquadratmeter – zqm | ART at Berlin

The Inselgalerie is dedicated exclusively to the art of female artists. In 1993 the association was founded by female visual artists, art scholars and women interested in art from the Berlin women’s initiative Xanthippe e.V. They have been working together since 1991. The Inselgalerie is located in the Petersburger Straße directly at Bersarinplatz.   Photo: Stephanie Schneider Art Gallery in Berlin-Friedrichshain – Inselgalerie | ART at Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about n.b.k. Neuer Berliner Kunstverein. It is located on Chausseestraße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin n.b.k. Neuer Berliner Kunstverein

The art collection Daimler Contemporary Berlin is located in Haus Huth on Alte Potsdamer Straße at Potsdamer Platz. It is open daily. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Daimler Contemporary Berlin 

Soon you will find here more information about Fotografiesammlung Arthur de Ganay. This Art Collection is located on Köpenicker Straße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Fotografiesammlung Arthur de Ganay

Galerie Bastian and the Kunstsammlung Bastian is located at Taylorstrasse in Berlin-Dahlem.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie and Kunstsammlung Bastian | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The art collection haubrok foundation is located in Herzbergstraße in Berlin-Lichtenberg. Unfortunately, the exhibition venue FAHRBEREITSCHAFT can no longer be visited. The collector couple Barbara and Axel Haubrock have added this to their website: “prohibition the city planning office of berlin-lichtenberg has prohibited us from continuing to hold exhibitions in the berlin FAHRBEREITSCHAFT. on 21.8.2018, the district mayor of lichtenberg asked the representatives of interests at district and senate level to attend a round table to analyse the situation. after a four-eye discussion with the city councillor responsible for urban planning, Ms monteiro, the evaluation of all facts and taking into account the discussions in the last few months, it became clear that we could not further develop the REACTIVITY as we had planned. therefore, we decided not to hold any more exhibitions in the future with works from our collection in lichtenberg. barbara & axel haubrok”

Soon you will find here more information about Kunstsammlung im Grand Hyatt Berlin. This Institution is located in Marlene-Dietrich-Platz in Berlin-Tiergarten. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Kunstsammlung im Grand Hyatt Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about Kunstsammlung Wurlitzer Pied a Terre. This Institution is located in Stresemannstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Kunstsammlung Wurlitzer Pied a Terre

The Museum of Photography presents changing exhibitions on the many different aspects of photography. It also houses the Helmut Newton Foundation with the works of the famous photographer and his wife Alice Springs. This museum is located on Jebensstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg.      Image caption: Bildunterschrift: Museum für Fotografie und Helmut Newton Stiftung. Berlin-Charlottenburg, Jebensstraße 2. © Stefan Müller © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Museum für Fotografie – Helmut Newton Stiftung

Soon you will find here more information about Sammlung Boros. This museum is located on Reinhardtstraße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Sammlung Boros

Soon you will find here more information about Sammlung Ivo Wessel. This Art collection is located on Potsdamer Straße in Lehrter Straße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Sammlung Ivo Wessel

Soon you will find here more information about Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg. This museum is located on Schloßstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Image caption: Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg, Eingang. Berlin-Charlottenburg, Schloßstr. 70. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Maximilian Meisse © ART at Berlin: Art in in Berlin: Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg

The Alte Nationalgalerie (“Old National Gallery”) is part of the impressive Museum Island complex. The antiquated temple building dates back to Friedrich Wilhelm IV. It is the parent house of an art collection that is now distributed among several museums, such as the Neue Nationalgalerie, the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin, the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche, the Museum Berggruen and the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg. On display in the Alte Nationalgalerie are mainly paintings from earlier epochs. Famous works of art that you can view in the Alte Nationalgalerie are by Paul Cézanne, Edouard Manet, Carl Spitzweg, Arnold Böcklin, Max Liebermann, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Eduard Gaertner, Adolph Menzel, Wilhelm Leibl, Carl Blechen, Anselm Feuerbach, Hans von Marées, Carl Schuch, Carl Gustav Carus, Edouard Manet and many other masters. © ART at Berlin: Museums in in Berlin: Alte Nationalgalerie

Soon you will find here more information about Altes Museum. This museum is located on Am Lustgarten in Berlin-Mitte.  © ART@Berlin: Art in Berlin – Altes Museum

Both the sacred architecture and the diverse sacred art in Berlin Cathedral are worth seeing. The crypt of the Hohenzollern dynasty under the cathedral is also very impressive. From the main tower you have a good view over the Museum Island and Berlin’s Mitte.   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Berliner Dom

The Berlinische Galerie is one of the newest museums in the German capital and collects art from Berlin dating from 1870 to the present day – with both a local and international focus. Founded in 1975, the State Museum reopened in its own building close to the Jewish Museum in 2004, moving into a spacious industrial hall that has been rebuilt to provide 4,600 square metres of exhibition space. Fine art – painting, graphics, sculpture, multimedia – photography, architecture and artists’ archives provide a rich source, whose interdisciplinary relationships create exciting dialogues. Its outstanding collections include Dada Berlin, the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) and the Eastern European avant-garde. The art of he divided and reunified city of Berlin provides another focus. The museum is located in the Alte Jakobstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg.   Photo: Nina Straßgütl ART@Berlin: Art in Berlin Berlinische Galerie – Museum for Modern Art

Soon you will find here more information about Brücke Museum. This museum is located on Bussardsteig in Berlin-Dahlem. © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Brücke Museum

The Buchstabenmuseum takes on a preserving task for “built letters”. Built letters are disappearing from the cityscape. Globalisation and standardisation are displacing regional, traditional businesses, retail shops and handcrafted lettering. Individually and high-quality designed shop lettering is disappearing from our view and our consciousness – if we do not preserve it. The basis for the huge collection of the Buchstabenmuseum was the private collection of Barbara Dechant, a designer from Vienna. She and her like-minded colleagues have already been able to save hundreds of letters from being scrapped, from disappearing, from being used as decorative objects, salvage them in the Buchstabenmuseum and make them accessible to the public. Image caption: Buchstabenmuseum, Foto: vanishingberlin   © ART at Berlin: Museums in in Berlin: Buchstabenmuseum

Reopened after renovation work from 16 September 2022. The Ephraim Palais features a wide range of exhibitions on Berlin’s history and culture. In events, workshops or hands-on activities in the Ephraim Salon or the museum laboratory, young and old can experience the fascination of the various arts in an interactive way. The architecture of the building, which was literally in motion (it was dismantled in 1935 and reconstructed a few metres away in a new location for the city’s 750th anniversary celebrations), originates from the Rococo period. Because of its special façade shape, it was called the most beautiful corner of Berlin. The museum is located in Poststraße in Berlin-Mitte. Photo: Museum Ephraim-Palais © Stadtmuseum Berlin, Photo Oliver Ziebe   © ART@Berlin: Museums in Berlin Ephraim Palais

The Ethnological Museum (Ethnologisches Museum) and the Museum of Asian Art (Museum für Asiatische Kunst) are part of the Humboldt Forum in the newly built City Palace in Berlin-Mitte. Until 2017, the Ethnological Museum was located at Lansstraße 8, corner of Arnimallee in Berlin-Dahlem. The new presentation of the collections from the Ethnological Museum and the Museum of Asian Art can now be viewed together in the Humboldt Forum. The Ethnological Museum is located on the 2nd floor, west wing, and the Museum of Asian Art on the 3rd floor. Photo: Humboldt Forum © Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Photo: Alexander Schippel   © ART@Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Ethnologisches Museum und Museum für Asiatische Kunst

The Gemäldegalerie owns one of the world’s most important collections of European painting from the 13th to the 18th century. Masterpieces from all art historical periods, including paintings by Jan van Eyck, Pieter Bruegel, Albrecht Dürer, Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio, Peter Paul Rubens, Rembrandt and Jan Vermeer van Delft are exhibited here. Above all, German and Italian painting of the 13th to 16th centuries and Dutch painting of the 15th to 17th centuries can be admired and studied here excellently. The paintings of the collection have been on display at the Kulturforum since 1998. Photo: Gemäldegalerie, entrance Sigismundstraße, Kulturforum, Berlin-Tiergarten, © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / David von Becker   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Gemäldegalerie

The Georg Kolbe Museum shows exhibitions of classical modern and contemporary art and is located in Sensburger Allee, on the S5 in the Berlin district of Westend (Charlottenburg). In 1928/29, the sculptor Georg Kolbe (1877-1947) had the residential and studio house built on the edge of Grunewald, which today houses the Georg Kolbe Museum. The ensemble with the cubic brick buildings is an impressive testimony to New Building in Berlin and is an architectural monument and place of excursions with a nice café. In the garden and in the sculpture courtyard are sculptures by Kolbe from different creative phases. The Dancers’ Fountain from 1922 is an eye-catcher. In addition to the current exhibitions, the collection contains Georg Kolbe’s sculptures and drawings. Among the approximately 200 sculptures, mainly bronzes, are many unique pieces. The collection is expanded by works and historical materials by other sculptors of the first half of the 20th century, such as Ernst Barlach, Rudolf Belling, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Gerhard Marcks and Renée Sintenis.   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Georg Kolbe Museum Photo: House view, 2016, Photo: Enric Duch, © Bildarchiv Georg Kolbe Museum

The Jewish Museum Berlin is one of the largest museums in Europe. It is located in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin, near Checkpoint Charlie and the former Berlin Wall. It is most famous for the remarkable architecture of its building, designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, and has quickly become a city landmark. The permanent exhibition shows past and present Jewish history in Germany. It covers five historical chapters, ranging from the beginnings of Jewish life in Germany through the Middle Ages, the emancipation movement of the Renaissance and its failure to the present. National Socialism, the Holocaust and the post-war period occupy an important place. The historical narrative alternates with informative elements about Jewish culture and religion in the world. In addition to objects from the museum’s collections and documents left by families, visitors can also discover art installations, interactive and virtual reality stations and immersive experiences on two floors. Photo: Exterior view of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Old Building and Libeskind Building Jewish Museum Berlin, Photo: Yves Sucksdorff, Berlin   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Jüdisches Museum Berlin

The Käthe Kollwitz Museum exhibits a collection of works by the artist Käthe Kollwitz. It was located in Fasanenstraße from 1986 until early summer 2022. The museum is currently closed. From autumn 2022, the museum will once again welcome visitors in its new premises in the theatre building of Charlottenburg Palace. The Käthe Kollwitz Museum was founded in 1986 at Fasanenstraße 24 and is dedicated to the life’s work of one of Germany’s most important artists. Kollwitz achieved worldwide fame and created unique works of art against war and social injustice throughout her life. After 36 years, the museum is now saying goodbye to Fasanenstraße and moving to the prestigious theatre building at Charlottenburg Palace. The three-storey early classicist building was built according to the plans of Carl Gotthard Langhans (1732-1808), the architect of the Brandenburg Gate. In her future place of work, too, the museum’s primary tasks will be to cultivate Käthe Kollwitz’s artistic oeuvre and to convey its significance for the present. From October 2022, the Berlin Kollwitz Collection will initially be presented at Spandauer Damm with a newly designed permanent exhibition on the ground floor of the building. It is expected that special exhibitions will also be […]

The Kunstgewerbemuseum Schloss Köpenick is located in the baroque Köpenick Palace, in a charming setting on the banks of the river Dahme, and houses the treasures of the Museum of Decorative Arts. Schloss Köpenick has been used by the Museum of Decorative Arts since 1963. During the German division, the holdings located in the eastern part of Berlin were exhibited here. After extensive renovation of all the buildings on the castle island, the Museum of Decorative Arts has been showing a permanent exhibition of works of “Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo spatial art” since 2004. Unique masterpieces of interior design from the 16th to the 18th century are presented on three floors. You can also marvel at the baroque stucco decorations preserved in almost all rooms of the palace. In the basement, archaeological excavation finds document the building and settlement history of Köpenick Castle Island. Caption: Köpenick Palace, entrance. Berlin-Köpenick, Schlossinsel 1 © National Museums in Berlin / Maximilian Meisse   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Kunstgewerbemuseum Schloss Köpenick

Kunsthaus Dahlem is an exhibition venue for postwar German modernism (East and West). It is administered and operated by Atelierhaus Dahlem, a non-profit subsidiary of the Bernhard Heiliger Foundation founded in 2013. Located at the edge of the Grunewald, the building was open as an exhibition venue in summer 2015 after a renovation and dismantling in accordance with historic preservation standards. There will also be a permanent exhibition on the building’s eventful history, free-of-charge to visitors. One essential area of concentration of the exhibition venue is the presentation of sculpture, supplemented by painting, prints and drawings, and photography. It focuses in particular on the years from 1945 to 1961. The museum is located on Käuzchensteig in Berlin-Dahlem.     Photo: Kunsthaus Dahlem, Foto: Jürgen Pleuser, 2015. ART at Berlin: Art Museum in Berlin Kunsthaus Dahlem

In the Märkisches Museum, the Stadtmuseum Berlin presents exhibitions on the history, culture and everyday life of the city. The museum is located at Köllnischer Park in Berlin-Mitte. Photo: Märkisches Museum © Stadtmuseum Berlin, Photo Michael Setzpfandt   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Märkisches Museum

In the Martin-Gropius Bau, which is also architecturally very impressive, a wide range of exhibitions from the fields of art and culture are held. Art exhibitions shown there present positions from contemporary art and photography as well as exciting portraits of artists. The Martin-Gropius-Bau is located in Niederkirchnerstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg.     Photo: Mathias Völzke © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Martin-Gropius-Bau

The Museum Berggruen in the Schloßstraße opposite Charlottenburg Palace arose from the collection of the gallery owner and private collector Heinz Berggruen. Visitors can get closer to world-famous artists such as Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse and Alberto Giacometti through their unique works of art. The Stüler Bau, the Bröhan Museum and the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection are in the immediate vicinity. Image caption: Museum Berggruen mit Erweiterungsbau, 2013. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Foto: hc-krass.de   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Museum Berggruen

The Museum der Unerhörten Dinge (Museum of Unheard-of Things) is a “Literary Cabinet of Curiosities” curated by Roland Albrecht and is located between house numbers 5 and 6 on Crellestraße in Schöneberg, Berlin. The museum displays unique objects and their outrageous (stories), all categorised by weight.   © ART@Berlin: Museums in Berlin Museum of Unheard-of Things

The Museum für Islamische Kunst (Museum of Islamic Art) is the reference museum in the German-speaking world for the artistic and archaeological heritage of Islamic regions. Founded in 1904, it belongs to the National Museums in Berlin – Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation. As a result, it is part of a collection that spans various world regions and temporal epochs. Together with the Collection of Classical Antiquities and the Museum of the Ancient Near East, it is located in the Pergamon Museum on Berlin’s Museum Island, thus creating a panorama of a coherent Middle Eastern cultural history. It offers up to 1 million visitors a year space to explore different approaches to the art and cultural history of Islamic regions and to enjoy outstanding art objects and architecture. The museum houses around 100,000 historical objects from the Mediterranean region (Southern Europe, North Africa, West Asia) as well as Central and South Asia, and were created between the 7th and 19th centuries. Photo: Am Kupfergraben, Museum Island Berlin, Berlin-Mitte, © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Maximilian Meisse   ART@Berlin: Museum in Berlin Museum für Islamische Kunst

The Museum für Kommunikation in Berlin presents the history, present and future of communication. With 2,000 objects in its collection, the museum tells the story of over 40,000 years of communication history on 3,000 square metres – from the hand axe to the smartphone. The exhibitions show how human communication works, how we acquire the knowledge necessary for it and how technical developments help us. Image caption: © Museum für Kommunikation Berlin, Photo: Michael Ehrhart   © ART at Berlin: Museums in in Berlin: Museum für Kommunikation

The Neue Nationalgalerie shows 20th century visual art from the collection of the Nationalgalerie, which has five other locations: Alte Nationalgalerie, Friedrichswerder Church, Museum Berggruen, Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection and Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin. After almost 50 years of use since its opening in 1968, the Neue Nationalgalerie was extensively renovated and modernised between January 2015 and 2020. It was only sporadically included in cultural events (e.g. Berlin Art Week 2015). The building of the Neue Nationalgalerie is considered an icon of classical modernism. It was the last work of the internationally famous architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. With the museum’s glass Upper Hall, he completed his longstanding preoccupation with flowing, open space. The architect died shortly after the building was inaugurated. Thus, with its steel roof and its reduced formal language, the New National Gallery is at the same time considered the legacy of a visionary 20th-century master builder. It is also worth walking around the only building by the famous German-American architect built in Germany after the Second World War. Since it is close to the Kulturforum, the Philharmonie, Potsdamer Platz and the new gallery district on Potsdamer Strasse, a visit here can be perfectly […]

The Neues Museum reopened its doors to the public in 2009 and combines geographically and thematically related exhibits pooled together from three separate collections at the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin: the collection of Egyptian art from the Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, of prehistoric objects from the Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, and of classical antiquities from the Antikensammlung. This joint exhibition featuring exhibits of unparalleled breadth and diversity allows visitors to trace the development of prehistoric and protohistoric cultures, spanning from the Middle East to the Atlantic, from north Africa to Scandinavia. Image caption: Neues MuseumBodestraße, Museumsinsel Berlin, Berlin-Mitte© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / David von Becker   © ART at Berlin: Museen in Berlin: Neues Museum

The Schwule Museum (Gay Museum) was founded in 1985 to give a home to the history and culture of gay men and their emancipation movement, their history(s) devalued and excluded by the museums and archives of mainstream society, artistic works, life testimonies and movement documents. Since then, the house has continued to develop: Today, the SMU is the most important international centre of excellence for researching, preserving and presenting the culture and history of queer people and sexual and gender diversity, as well as a sought-after cooperation partner for museums and universities, cultural funding institutions, artists* and activists from all over the world. The museum is located at Lützowplatz in Berlin-Tiergarten. Photo: Robert M   ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin Schwules Museum

The Tchoban Foundation is dedicated to the theme of hand drawing in architecture and would like to recall this art. Because in our computer-dominated present this skill has faded into the background. On display are architectural drawings and visions from Tchoban’s own pen and works by leading international architects of the last and current century. The museum is located in Christinenstraße in Berlin-Mitte.   © ART@Berlin: Museum in Berlin Tchoban Foundation – Museum für Architekturzeichnung