On Friday, 12 September 2025, the Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation will open the exhibition “Wasserland” by Hamburg-based photographer Marc-Oliver Schulz as part of Berlin Art Week 2025. The series comprises 35 photographs, presented in Berlin for the first time, exploring the Wadden Sea from a conceptual artistic perspective. Between 2009 and 2017, Schulz regularly visited the […]
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The KINDL – Center for Contemporary Art in Berlin is opening four new exhibitions in September: Cornelia Parker. Stolen Thunder (A Storm Gathering) (Kesselhaus), Phoebe Collings-James. The subtle rules the dense (Maschinenhaus M1), Cihad Caner. Demonst(e)rating the Untamable Monster (M1 VideoSpace), and The Rise and Fall of Erik Schmidt (Maschinenhaus M2). Cornelia Parker: Stolen Thunder (A […]
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Petrit Halilaj presents his first major institutional solo exhibition in Berlin at the Hamburger Bahnhof – National Gallery of Contemporary Art. The focus is on the artist’s first opera, Syrigana, which explores the possibilities of collective dreaming to create open and emancipatory worlds. In addition to this new, site-specific work, the exhibition features sculptures, installations […]
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This year’s Berlin Art Week, which takes place from 10 to 14 September 2025, provides a first preview of the “Featured” section, in which special projects, special formats and initiatives from the independent scene will once again be presented this year. Even before the full programme with all partners and venues is published, the 25 […]
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From 11 September 2025, the Haus am Lützowplatz will present the exhibition HERBST by the painter Ruprecht von Kaufmann. The show features new works as well as selected earlier pieces by the artist, addressing the themes of transience, change, and inner reflection. With a distinctive figurative style and multi-layered colour compositions, von Kaufmann invites the […]
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During Berlin Art Week (10–14 September 2025), the festival meeting place “Berlin Art Week Garden” invites you to the Hamburger Bahnhof – National Gallery of Contemporary Art. On Friday, 12 September 2025, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., the international symposium “Shaping the Future” will take place there. Under the title ›Shaping the Future‹, international […]
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With “E & U”, Galerie Kremers and Galerie ART CRU Berlin present their first collaborative exhibition project. International artistic positions from Canada, the USA and Europe come together: established art (“E”) and Outsider Art (“U”) – deliberately without hierarchy and with space for new perspectives. Under the title E & U, the two Berlin galleries […]
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In fall 2025, the Schinkel Pavillon will present “Magic Bullet” – the first large-scale solo exhibition in Germany by British artist Issy Wood (b. 1993). A new series of works will be on view that respond to the striking architecture of the site. Issy Wood captures our world with her tempting paintings–on canvas, on music […]
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For 80 years, Wilhelm Busch’s drawing “Die drei Räuber” (The Three Robbers) was considered lost. Now it has reappeared on the Swiss art market and has been donated by the former owner of the work to the Kupferstichkabinett (Museum of Prints and Drawings) of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin (Berlin State Museums). In spring 2025, […]
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In Berlin, the season opens right on time for Berlin Art Week with the exhibition What does it mean for a place to be loved? Anita Muçolli, Sevil Tunaboylu, and Ian Waelder explore the experiences of second- and third-generation migrants. Among other things, they address the contradictions of belonging to a place and question the […]
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