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These are literally “Night Time Drawings” – done by the artist alone and after dark, in black and white watercolor, after everyone else had gone home. As such, their tone is perhaps unsurprising. >> Read more

Michael Werner is pleased to present Vile Bodies, a group exhibition. Vile Bodies will be held simultaneously in both Michael Werner’s London and New York galleries. >> Read more

Michael Werner is pleased to present Vile Bodies, a group exhibition. Vile Bodies will be held simultaneously in both Michael Werner’s London and New York galleries. >> Read more

Computational Sculptures: Between Futurism and History >> Read more

Body Shop, a group exhibition exploring depictions of the human figure in painting and sculpture, with Kai Althoff, Hans Arp, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Enrico David, Peter Doig, Allen Jones, Fredrick Kiesler... >> Read more

Michael Werner Gallery, London, is pleased to present Body Shop, a group exhibition exploring depictions of the human figure in painting and sculpture. Artists in the exhibition include Kai Althoff, Hans Arp, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Enrico David, Peter Doig, Allen Jones, Fredrick Kiesler, Henri Laurens, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Markus Lüpertz, Francis Picabia, Félix Vallotton and […] >> Read more

22 Upper Brook Street, London W1K 7PZ Tel +44 (0) 207 495 6855 Fax +44 (0) 207 495 6857 london@michaelwerner.com Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10am to 6pmIn 1963, Michael Werner opened his first gallery, Werner & Katz, in Berlin, Germany with the first solo exhibition of Georg Baselitz. Galerie Michael Werner was later established […] >> Read more

In 1963, Michael Werner opened his first gallery, Werner & Katz, in Berlin, Germany with the first solo exhibition of Georg Baselitz. >> Read more

Galerie Nagel Draxler was founded by Christian Nagel in Cologne in 1990 and operates in Cologne, Berlin and Munich. We are proud to be a gallery that has a history, a present and a future. >> Read more

Lamb’s flatness emphasises the illusionistic nature of painting and by firmly placing her subject in the everyday, ‘Everything is Waiting’ offers a welcome alternative to the saturating nature of consumer culture. >> Read more