New commission by Berlin-based artists Peles Empire to open at E-WERK Luckenwalde
E-WERK Luckenwalde has announced its first project of 2021, in the third year of programming at the world’s first arts… Read More
Art Stuff Berlin
E-Werk Luckenwalde launches Kickstarter campaign to bring award-winning beach opera to iconic Bauhaus swimming pool.
E-WERK Luckenwalde have launched a major fundraising campaign to help bring the critically acclaimed beach-opera Sun & Sea to the spectacular neighbouring disused Bauhaus-era Stadtbad this Spring.
New Cindy Sherman exhibition to open.
An exhibition of new works by Cindy Sherman is to open this week, one of the most influential artists internationally who has been associated with Sprüth Magers since the 1980s. I
Interview with Aeneas Bastian, on the occasion of the forthcoming opening of his new gallery in Berlin
I managed to catch up with Aeneas Bastian and ask him some questions ahead of the opening of their new gallery space in Berlin.
Katharina Grosse At 30 paces she could split a playing card
KÖNIG GALERIE presents At 30 paces she could split a playing card, an exhibition featuring new works by Katharina Grosse in the NAVE of St. Agnes. On display are new, large-format works on canvas and plywood, which were created in Berlin and New Zealand.
BASTIAN gallery to open a new exhibition space designed by John Pawson in Berlin
The Bastian family are to establish a new gallery space in Berlin Dahlem, Taylorstraße. With construction already underway, the opening of the gallery space is scheduled for Autumn 2021.
Takashi Murakami: Michel Majerus Superflat
The Michel Majerus Estate new exhibition is Takashi Murakami: Michel Majerus Superflat, curated by Tobias Berger. Takashi Murakami (b. 1962) and Michel Majerus (1967–2002) both started exhibiting widely in the mid-1990s and can be considered the first generation of artists who fully embraced post-analog.
A new comprehensive solo exhibition from Bridget Riley
Galerie Max Hetzler has announced a comprehensive solo exhibition with works by internationally acclaimed artist Bridget Riley on view across all three gallery locations in Berlin. This is the artist’s seventh solo exhibition with the gallery.
E-WERK Luckenwalde announces utopian sculptural programme.
This Autumn, E-WERK Luckenwalde will launch two new permanent commissions: a sculpture for the city providing free electricity for citizen’s bicycles and TRAFO, a low carbon public kitchen bar.
Elmgreen & Dragset SHORT STORY
For their first solo exhibition at KÖNIG GALERIE in Berlin, Elmgreen & Dragset will present three new figurative sculptures within an immersive setting that transforms the visual appearance of the upper gallery, the NAVE, at St. Agnes.
Comfort Stops
Spend a day wandering around a large art fair or a city’s galleries, and you will need the odd ‘comfort break’. In Berlin recently, however, there were several interesting works featuring the process itself.
Jeremy Shaw – I Can See Forever
Jeremy Shaw’s artistic practice is characterized by a complex use of effects and narrative devices in relation to perceptions of reality and expressions of ideology in contemporary art, film and popular media.
The Erotic, the Body & Technology
For the Un_Becoming group exhibition, SomoS presents performative projects and ephemeral installations as critical and radical responses to the overlapping of sexuality and the body with technology; and dystopian and utopian perspectives on our technologically mediated view of sexuality.
My week in the art world – August, protracted
Two Thursdays ago, Dover Street held a series of openings. Amongst these were Victor Burgin ’s Voyage to Italy at Richard Saltoun and Harold Ancart’s Freeze at David Zwirner.
Berlin-based artist Martin Eder solo exhibition ‘Parasites’
‘Parasites’ is a solo exhibition by Berlin-based artist Martin Eder (b.1968, Augsburg), featuring major new paintings alongside work spanning over a decade of Eder’s career.
My week in the art world – Berlin vol. 2 – Corporeal incantations
I thought that the more interesting thread to tackle was that running from Gropius Bau’s Ana Mendieta and Philippe Parreno to Fleisch at the Altes Museum.
My week in the art world – Berlin vol. 1 – Traces of tactility
This week I flew over to Berlin for the first time to buy a few records, learn how to wear a bum bag as a cross body bag, and, most importantly, to see some wonderfully curated shows. As I had time to consider these in the past few days I realised that tactility and memory were threads connecting Henrique Neves, Louise Bourgeois and Philip Wiegard as each artist presented traces of his or her past through their chosen medium.
The Store X Berlin launch new exhibition space this month with European Premiere of Fly Paper by Kahlil Joseph
The Store X Berlin will officially launch its new exhibition studios with the European premiere of Fly Paper by acclaimed artist and film-maker Kahlil Joseph this April
Virtual Reality art gallery opens in Berlin with exhibition by renowned Swiss artist Marc Lee
Synthesis Gallery, the first Virtual Reality art gallery, makes its debut on April 5th in Berlin with ‘Same but Different’ by renowned Swiss artist Marc Lee.
London based Kristin Hjellegjerde to open new gallery in Berlin
Kristin Hjellegjerde is opening a new new gallery space in Berlin, located on Linienstraße 130 in Mitte. The gallery will open with a two-artist exhibition on the 26th of April 2018 and will also mark the Gallery’s 6th year anniversary.
Exclusive Interview with Berlin based artist Armin Boehm
We caught up with German artist Armin Bohm in his studio in Berlin and asked a few questions.
Artist Jonas Burgert creates a 22m landscape painting for Gallery Weekend Berlin 2017
For Gallery Weekend Berlin 2017, painter Jonas Burgert returns to exhibit in his hometown, presenting his largest work to date: a 22m landscape painting that spans almost the entire length of the gallery.
Wolf Kino: Berlin’s Newest Cinema
Wolf Kino, the city’s newest cinema, opened its doors for the first time as part of the “Berlinale Goes Kiez” section of the film festival that explores Berlin’s many small, neighbourhood cinemas.
Berlin gallery Supportico Lopez Opens the Season with a Theatrical Group Show
The group show “Carpet for a Lord” at the Berlin gallery of Supportico Lopez takes its name
from a 1991 work by Henri Chopin (1922-2008), the avant-garde artist, poet and musician, and features the work of eight artists, including early career artists, Charlie Billingham, Than Hussein Clark, Daniel Milvio, Jill Mulleady and Ola Vasiljeva, and established artists, Judith Hopf, Ettore Spalletti and Haim Steinbach.