International Galleries

Specialising in contemporary art and representing over 45 artists and estates, Esther Schipper has locations in Berlin, Paris and Seoul. The gallery is committed to presenting groundbreaking exhibitions by leading international artists. Mainly active in the primary market, the gallery represents its artists at all major international art fairs. Throughout its more than three decades of exhibition practice, Esther Schipper has provided a platform for artists to present projects that mark novel territories, initiate important conceptual departures, and bring forth new bodies of works. Building on an early pioneering program the gallery initially specialized in fostering institutional support and finding markets for radically experimental and time-based works. Today Esther Schipper represents international artists across several generations working in all media, its program spanning established artists to newly discovered talents. Esther Schipper is jointly owned by its founder Esther Schipper and Partner Florian Wojnar. Besides its locations in Berlin, Paris and Seoul, the gallery has representatives in Barcelona, Beijing, London, New York, Monaco/Nice, and Taipei. HISTORY Esther Schipper founded the gallery in 1989 in Cologne. A one-woman operation, the gallery began exhibiting with a core group of 5-6 artists, all of whom continue to be an integral part of the gallery’s […]

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 […]

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

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

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

Since 1974, Galerie Kicken has shown almost all the great names in artistic photography from the beginnings in the 19th century to the present day. Gallery exhibitions in museum quality, participation in the most important international art fairs as well as curatorial projects for external institutions form the basis of the mediation work. The gallery was located in Linienstraße in Berlin-Mitte until 2019 (see photo) and has been located at Kaiserdamm in Berlin-Charlottenburg since April 2019. Photo: via Kicken Berlin Art Gallery in Berlin: Kicken Berlin | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

Galerie Nordenhake has three gallery branches: in Berlin, Mexico and Stockholm. The Berlin gallery is located in the Lindenstraße in Kreuzberg. In Stockholm Nordenhake also operates a showroom (focus), which can be visited by appointment.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Nordenhake | 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 […]

ARTCO Gallery represents a selection of international artists, especially from the fields of painting and photography. The focus is on presenting established and emerging artists with an African background. In addition to Berlin, ARTCO has further gallery locations in Aachen and Cape Town, South Africa. Opening hours Wed – Sat noon – 7:00 pm and by arrangement Photos: ARTCO Galerie Berlin, Exhibition view Observer & Commentator, Kufa Makwavarara + Richard Mudariki, 2022 Artists of the gallery Roger Ballen, Daniel Blom, Marcelo Brodsky, Imraan Christian, Gordon Clark, Bruce Clarke, Saïdou Dicko, Justin Dingwall, Johanna-Maria Fritz, Raquel van Haver, El Loko, Toyin Loye, Kufa Makwavarara, Maurice Mbikayi, Evans Mbugua, Gideon Mendel, Richard Mudariki, Adeolu Osibodu, Marcin Owczarek, Manuela Sambo, Ransome Stanley Available works Tété Azankpo, Oliver Czarnetta, Godfried Donkor, George Afedzi Hughes, Luis Meque, Owusu-Ankomah, Thom Pierce, François du Plessis, William Ropp, Barry Sack, Alice Smeets, Gary Stephens, Hildegard Titus, Rikki Wemega-Kwawu, Ann-Christine Woehrl, Bernhard Zimmer, Dominique Zinkpè     Art Gallery in Berlin: ARTCO Galerie Berlin – Galleries Berlin Exhibitions