Young Galleries Berlin

Q Gallery Berlin opened at the end of November 2018 in Großgörschenstraße in the north of Schöneberg – one of the most historic areas of Berlin. In the 1920s, a large number of publishing houses and galleries were located here. The area was popular with artists and literary figures. Claire Waldoff and Joseph von Eichendorff are just two names of those who lived and worked here. In 1963, Berlin’s first producer’s gallery opened at number 35, and the well-known UFO Club Berlin moved into the street shortly before the fall of the Berlin Wall. Q Gallery Berlin wants to become part of this history. It focuses on contemporary art in the field of tension between European artists from the Orient and the Occident. The European continent stretches from the Caspian Sea across Central Europe to the Strait of Gibraltar in the immediate vicinity of the African continent. This geographical arc is significant as a programmatic spectrum for the Q Gallery’s art education and exhibitions. Opening hours: Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Mon + Thu by arrangement Sun closed Artists of the gallery Shamo Abbasov, Natik Ahmadzade, Ziba Aliyeva, Kanan Aliyev, Eliyar Alimirzoyev, Museib Amirov, Akif Askerov, […]

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 mission of the HazeGallery, founded in 2019 by Irina Rusinovich is to support and promote young artists, with a strong focus on Russia and the CIS, who are working in various media: paintings, sculpture, and graphics. Irina’s mission is to help highlight the Russian contemporary art scene in the rest of the world through exhibitions in Berlin, pop-up shows and art gatherings. The exhibition program consists of 10 shows per year, ranging from group to solo exhibitions and combining international and Russian artists with other global solid contemporary art scene voices. HazeGallery is in constant search of new ideas, names, and forms, and it shares its discoveries with those who are ready to fill their lives with art. In addition, HazeGallery regularly publishes limited-edition artist catalogs and a coffee table book ART & FASHION BOOK – PURPLEHAZE MAGAZINE. Opening hours (new as of January 2022!) Tue + Wed 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thu + Fri 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sat noon to 4:00 p.m. Sun + Mon closed Please find all contact information below. Photo: HazeGallery     Art Gallery in Berlin: HazeGallery | 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

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

AOA;87 contemporary 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

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  

OFFICE IMPART, founded in April 2018 by Johanna Neuschäffer and Anne Schwanz, is a gallery, but one that extend the standard definition of a gallery. For the world is changing, and so is the way in which art is presented and sold. To be part of this transformative process, the traditional model of the gallery needs to be expanded. And this is precisely what we seek to achieve with OFFICE IMPART. One of the many impacts of the digital age that is key to the presentation of art is a new understanding of space as a multidimensional structure that can be linked in all directions. OFFICE IMPART lives this understanding of space as a flexible, dynamic construct that connects with various partners and presents content that manifests itself in various formats and spaces, digital and real.   Art Gallery in Berlin: OFFICE IMPART | 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

brunand brunand is a gallery founded in May 2021 specialized in contemporary art founded by artist Christian Falsnaes and art historian Daniela Brunand, who since 2022 has been running the gallery independently.   Art Gallery in Berlin: brunand brunand | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

For The Ballery, it has been the impulse to form a community of artists who have stepped out of the mainstream to follow their own personal path, and whose artistry comes from a keen observation of the world, as well as a strong and wide-ranged background. Because all believe creation, whatever the medium, is deeply rooted in human experiences, the common wish is to lead the viewer to consider new perspectives and stimulate ideas. Around British director Simon Williams, The Ballery has gathered a network of artists coming from all parts of the world. Photography, painting, sculpture, textiles, mixed media, performance art, video or literature, each medium is an equally important part of a more global work. The gallery is located on Nollendorfstraße in Berlin-Schöneberg. Photo: via The Ballery Art Gallery in Berlin: The Ballery | 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

The Gallery Under the Mango Tree is based on Merseburger Straße Schoeneberg, parallel to Akazien Strasse. Both everyday life and the cultural landscape are defined by different religions, economical, and political approaches. This determines our everyday and leads to mutual enrichment as well as to questioning. At the same time it is extremely evident that our society can no longer function without dialog, collaboration and the addressing of different philosophies and actual realities. Gallery Under the Mango Tree invites the artists whose works are representative of a number of issues resulting from the convergence of diverse ideologies and conceptions of life, which impact us most immediately today. We showcase Sculptures, Photography, paintings, Collages and also product design-Interiors. We also offer design services to our clients. With her background in visual design, the Gallerist keeps the courage to present works of absolutely unknown artists to well known artists from different cultural background Photo: SUNIL THAKAR Art Gallery in Berlin: Under the Mango Tree | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

KANG Contemporary is dedicated to promoting and nurturing a diverse group of emerging and established international artists. The program focuses on contemporary art that spans a variety of media. It is both conceptually driven and visually engaging, and makes connections to other disciplines and current topics. The gallery creates an open space for dialogue and collaborative projects. It is committed to fostering the inspirational and thought-provoking exchange among artists, curators, collectors, and the community at large   Art Gallery in Berlin: KANG Contemporary | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The Galerie Anton Janizewski is located at Goethestraße 69 in Berlin-Charlottenburg. It shows positions from painting, sculpture, video and conceptual art.   Art Gallery in Berlin: Galerie Anton Janizewski | 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

Migrant Birds Projects is a Berlin-based and Beijing-based contemporary art project providing a showcase for artists and services in the cultural industries. Working out of the gallery space at No. 5 Koppenplatz in the heart of Berlin, the project aims to offer a professional platform for cross-cultural communication between China and Europe with a focus on young contemporary Chinese art and design. The project works through many facets. Promoting young emerging artists in Germany and Europe, Migrant Birds Projects engages artists and designers by offering gallery space for exhibitions, an artist-in-residence program, regular gallery talks and support in liaising with museums, curators, up-and coming festivals and more. At the cross-roads between the Far East and Europe, Migrant Birds provides various and upon demand tailored educational  programs focusing on the detailed mechanics of the cultural industries in Germany / China as well as workshops;  tours for curators and collectors both in Germany and China are offered, with the aim of creating and cementing long-term, mutually beneficial working relationships for our clients; as a consultancy we also provide professional support for intercultural projects as much as in high-level art and design trading between these two different worlds. Opening hours  Tuesday – Saturday […]

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: 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, Marc Goroncy, Carla Guagliardi, Marta Guisande, Birte Horn, Harry Leigh, Marc Nagtzaam, Haleh Redjaian, Erich Reusch, Trine Søndergaard, Elisabeth Vary, […]