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The Feuerle Collection: a new museum with contemporary art, Imperial Chinese furniture, and Southeast Asian art to open in Berlin
Spring 2016 sees the opening of The Feuerle Collection in Berlin, a new museum dedicated to Désiré Feuerle’s collection which juxtaposes international contemporary artists with Imperial Chinese furniture and Southeast Asian art. >> Read more
I SEE International Video Art Festival I Opening Event I Nov 4-5, 2015 I Momentum Berlin
The I SEE International Video Art Festival is an initiative of the artists Constantin Hartenstein and Clemens Wilhelm, launched in 2013. >> Read more
An Exercise in Ephemerality:
Tino Sehgal’s Berlin Retrospective
At times whimsical, discomforting and engaging, the artist’s first retrospective assembles over 60 actors to perform in the otherwise empty halls of the museum. >> Read more
kunst.licht Gallery Berlin – “What a wonderful world”
The gallery is the first in Berlin to specialize in Chinese / Asian as well as Western photography. >> Read more
kunst.licht in Berlin
kunst.licht Gallery cordially invites you to the opening of their new gallery space in Berlin. The gallery, founded in 2008 in Shanghai out of love for fine art photography, has grown into a well respected hub and professional platform for artists, collectors and cultural institutions worldwide. >> Read more
Michael Janssen Berlin
In 1995, Michael Janssen opened his first gallery in Cologne where it operated for twelve years and held over eighty exhibtions. >> Read more
Nona Garcia “Unearth”
solo show at ARNDT Berlin
ARNDT Berlin is pleased to present the first exhibition of Nona Garcia in Germany. >> Read more
Anders Kjellesvik – Über Ende und Anfang – Michael Janssen Berlin
Galerie Michael Janssen is pleased to present Über Ende und Anfang, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Anders Kjellesvik. >> Read more
Best of 2014 Berlin
Abstraction is becoming the Western equivalent of the most masturbatory Literati work. Whether we call it “Zombie Formalism” (Walter Robinson) or “MFA-clever“ (Jerry Saltz), we end up bending for beige. >> Read more
