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Galerie Schindler under the direction of gallery owner Sandra Schindler presents contemporary art with a special focus on paintings by established and emerging artists. The gallery is located in Charlottenstraße in Potsdam. Only a few steps away from the gallery, Sandra Schindler and curator Vanessa Souli founded and opened the Schindler LAB in March 2021 as an experimental space of the Galerie Schindler. The Schindler LAB at Bäckerstraße 3 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. By supporting artists from the surrounding area and Berlin, Potsdam’s Galerie Schindler and the associated LAB see themselves as a place of exchange, innovation and dialogue. Opening hours (gallery) Wed noon to 4 p.m. Thu + Fri noon to 6 p.m. Sat noon to 4 p.m. Opening hours Schindler LAB during exhibition times by arrangement Artists of the gallery Alvar Beyer, Birgit Borggrebe, Christoph Brandl, Sue Hayward, Andreas Hildebrandt, Berit Mücke, Vera Oxfort, Susanne Ramolla, Constantin Schroeder, Su Weiss, Simone Westphal, Sabine Wewer, Brigitte Yoshiko Pruchnow Guest artists Mathanja Clemm, Anas Homsi, Allan Paul   Art Gallery in Potsdam: Galerie Schindler | […]

Jarmuschek + Partner has been representing contemporary artists since 2004 and shows their works in Berlin, at external exhibition projects and at international art fairs. Many of the works presented move in a tension feld between fgurative-representational and abstraction, the focus is also on painting and the medium of paper. In addition to the long-standing collaboration with the artists of the gallery, also young positions are discovered and promoted. The communication of artistic content and the intensive exchange with visitors and a broad interested public are particularly important to the team. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm All gallery contact information can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Sabine Banovic, Troels Carlsen, Patrick Cierpka, David Eager Maher, Oliver Gröne, Faisal Habibi, Carina Linge, Petra Lottje, Harding Meyer, Michael Merkel, Moritz Schleime, Franziska Stünkel, Corinne von Lebusa, Majla Zeneli After initial locations in Sophienstraße in Mitte (until 2008) and the Halle am Wasser behind the Hamburger Bahnhof, Jarmuschek + Partner has been located since 2013 in the Mercator-Höfe at Potsdamer Straße, the former site of the Tagesspiegel newspaper, known for its numerous galleries and designers. Art already has a long tradition in the villa built by […]

The gallery KÖPPE CONTEMPORARY is situated in an Art Nouveau villa on Knausstraße in Berlin-Grunewald (Wilmersdorf). It is existing since early 2010. It represents both international artists (e. g. South Africa, Italy, Poland, Netherlands, Austria) as well as artists from Germany, especially from Greater Berlin. Both established artists and new positions/new discoveries (Young Art) are among the group of about 30 artists who are represented by the gallery. Opening hours Tuesday – Friday 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. All contact information for Köppe Contemporary can be found below. Artists of the gallery Jim Avignon, Karin Bandelin, Julia Benz, Arno Bojak, ROMY, Simone Haack, Daniel Harms, Michael Köster, Simone Kornfeld, Barbara Quandt, Bernd Rathjen, Kevin A. Rausch, Christian Rickert, Susanne Ring, Thomas Ritz, Christian Roeckenschuss, Bodo Rott, Becker Schmitz, David Stegmann, Bert Silzner, Willi Tomes Guest artist Ulrich Baehr, Henri Haake, ter Hell, Tomas Nanne Sandberg Postwar Modernism Christian Roeckenschuss Art forms Painting, Sculptures, Plastic installations     Art Gallery in Berlin: Köppe Contemporary | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin

The gallery Semjon Contemporary s|c, founded by Semjon H. N. Semjon in 2011 in Berlin, represents German and international artists from different genres, as i.e. painting, sculpture, installation, drawing, photography and video. The gallery’s contemporary program is presented in two separate exhibition spaces: the main showroom as well as the so-called Straßen-Salon for solo exhibitions. They are supplemented by the other Salon cabinets for simultaneous display of works by various artists, the gallery’s resident artists as well as guest artists. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 1:00 – 7:00 p.m. All contact details for the gallery can be found below. Artists of the gallery: Colin Ardley, Edward Buchanan, Takayuki Daikoku, Ute Essig, Experimental Setup, Katja Flint, Renate Hampke, Marc von der Hocht, Nataly Hock, Susanne Knaack, Harald Kohlmetz, Katja Kollowa, Dittmar Krüger, Michael Kutschbach, Henrik U. Müller, Susanne Pomrehn, Thomas Prochnow, Dirk Rathke, Ursula Sax, Gerda Schütte, Gil Shachar, Li Silberberg, Karina Spechter, Klaus Steinmann, Stefan Thiel, Hitomi Uchikura, Royden Watson, Bettina Weiß     Besides the main focus of representing the gallery’s artists, Semjon Contemporary is also engaged in projects as i.e. the drawing exhibition series Lieber Künstler, zeichne mir!/Dear artist, draw for me!, which addressed the issue of abstraction and figuration […]

Please find here all contact information about Ruine der Franziskaner Klosterkirche. It is located on Klosterstraße in Berlin-Mitte.   ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Ruine der Franziskaner Klosterkirche

The municipal gallery alte feuerwache projektraum of the district Friedrichshain is located on Marchlewskistraße in Friedrichshain. To our exhibitions   ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin alte feuerwache projektraum

Soon you will find here more information about Galerie 100, which is located on Konrad-Wolf-Straße in Lichtenberg. ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerie 100

From May 2012 to March 2018, the municipal Gallery M of the district was located in these rooms. The communal gallery is now the Schloss Biesdorf. The new KUNSTinitiative Marzahn-Hellersdorf, which has developed into a diverse and committed group, used the “Projektraum Galerie M” in the Marzahn Promenade 46 with an art project in the form of a lively studio, exhibition and workshop space. The Galerie M was located on the Marzahner Promenade.   Image caption: Gallery M, Mahrzahner Promenade 46, Photo: Jan Frotzek ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Galerei M

The Liebermann Villa at Wannsee was the summer home of the artist Max Liebermann and his family. It is known not only for its art exhibition with works by Max Liebermann as well as a media exhibition, where you can even listen to the personal stories from the artist’s childhood, but also for the wonderful utility and strolling garden with Wannsee shore. The villa is located in Colomierstraße in Berlin-Wannsee. Photo: View from the garden to the flower terrace of the Liebermann Villa, © Ta-Trung Berlin   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Liebermann Villa am Wannsee

The ZiLLEMUSEUM aims to keep alive the memory of Heinrich Zille, for a long time Berlin’s most popular artist, and to provide information about his life and work. It pays tribute to Heinrich Zille’s importance as a committed chronicler of the big city and its social problems as well as to his artistic achievements as a draughtsman, graphic artist and photographer. With its current collection of more than 150 exhibits, the ZiLLEMUSEUM presents visitors with an important part of Berlin and German art and cultural history.   ART@Berlin: Museums in Berlin ZiLLEMUSEUM

The Museum Berggruen in the Schloßstraße opposite Charlottenburg Palace arose from the collection of the gallery owner and private collector Heinz Berggruen. Visitors can get closer to world-famous artists such as Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse and Alberto Giacometti through their unique works of art. The Stüler Bau, the Bröhan Museum and the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection are in the immediate vicinity. Image caption: Museum Berggruen mit Erweiterungsbau, 2013. © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Foto: hc-krass.de   © ART at Berlin: Museums in Berlin: Museum Berggruen

The baroque Charlottenburg Palace is not only an architectural and horticultural gem, but also worth a visit in terms of the art of the period displayed there. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin Charlottenburg Palace   Photo: CHARLOTTENBURG SCHLOSS, ALTES SCHLOSS, © SPSG / Daniel Lindner

The Alexander and Renata Camaro Foundation exhibits and preserves the artistic legacy of the Camaro couple. In addition, the foundation promotes arts that are closely related to the work of Alexander Camaro: Painting and dance in particular, but also literature, music, film and circus are the art forms that relate to Alexander Camaro’s multifaceted oeuvre. The Alexander and Renata Camaro Foundation primarily cultivates the work of Alexander Camaro and makes it accessible to the public. It promotes interdisciplinary thinking in the form of its own projects as well as the examination of selected contemporary artistic positions. The Camaro Foundation awards targeted scholarships for the development of the artistic oeuvre and, together with its cooperation partners, regularly announces Artist in Residence programmes. The Camaro House is located in Potsdamer Straße in Berlin-Tiergarten. It can look back on an eventful history: in 1893 it was built on the initiative of the Verein der Künstlerinnen und Kunstfreundinnen zu Berlin (today: Verein der Berliner Künstlerinnen 1867 e.V.) for the association’s own drawing and painting school. The rooms on the ground and first floors were occupied by the Victoria Lyceum – an academic educational institution for women – while the second and third floors were […]

Soon you will find here more information about Altes Museum. This museum is located on Am Lustgarten in Berlin-Mitte.  © ART@Berlin: Art in Berlin – Altes Museum

The Deutsches Historisches Museum (German Historical Museum) is Germany’s national history museum and one of the largest history museums in the world. Located in Berlin’s historic centre, it sees itself as a place for strengthening historical judgement, where overarching philosophical, ethical and historical questions are negotiated. Photo: Deutsches Historisches Museum, Zeughaus, © Deutsches Historisches Museum / Ulrich Schwarz   © ART at Berlin: Museums in in Berlin: Deutsches Historisches Museum

The Museum der Unerhörten Dinge (Museum of Unheard-of Things) is a “Literary Cabinet of Curiosities” curated by Roland Albrecht and is located between house numbers 5 and 6 on Crellestraße in Schöneberg, Berlin. The museum displays unique objects and their outrageous (stories), all categorised by weight.   © ART@Berlin: Museums in Berlin Museum of Unheard-of Things

The Bauhaus Archiv e.V. – Museum für Gestaltung offers comprehensive insight into the formative style of the Bauhaus with all genres in which it is represented. It is an equally fruitful place for scholars and interested art lovers alike. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Bauhaus in 2019, the Bauhaus Archive / Museum für Gestaltung, Berlin will be renovated in accordance with the regulations for listed buildings and extended by a new building. In the meantime, the museum is located at Knesebeckstraße 1-2 in Charlottenburg. The actual location, which is currently under construction, is in Klingelhöferstraße in Berlin-Tiergarten (see photo). © ART@Berlin: Kunst in Berlin Bauhaus Archiv e.V. – Museum für Gestaltung

The Käthe Kollwitz Museum exhibits a collection of works by the artist Käthe Kollwitz. It was located in Fasanenstraße from 1986 until early summer 2022. The museum is currently closed. From autumn 2022, the museum will once again welcome visitors in its new premises in the theatre building of Charlottenburg Palace. The Käthe Kollwitz Museum was founded in 1986 at Fasanenstraße 24 and is dedicated to the life’s work of one of Germany’s most important artists. Kollwitz achieved worldwide fame and created unique works of art against war and social injustice throughout her life. After 36 years, the museum is now saying goodbye to Fasanenstraße and moving to the prestigious theatre building at Charlottenburg Palace. The three-storey early classicist building was built according to the plans of Carl Gotthard Langhans (1732-1808), the architect of the Brandenburg Gate. In her future place of work, too, the museum’s primary tasks will be to cultivate Käthe Kollwitz’s artistic oeuvre and to convey its significance for the present. From October 2022, the Berlin Kollwitz Collection will initially be presented at Spandauer Damm with a newly designed permanent exhibition on the ground floor of the building. It is expected that special exhibitions will also be […]

The Museum Barberini is the art museum in Potsdam’s historic centre, donated by SAP founder and patron Hasso Plattner. Since opening in 2017, the house has established itself as one of Germany’s most visited museums with international exhibitions and the donor’s important collection of impressionist paintings. Photo: Museum Barberini, Alter Mark © Lukas Spörl   © ART@Berlin: Museums in Potsdam: Museum Barberini

The Alte Nationalgalerie (“Old National Gallery”) is part of the impressive Museum Island complex. The antiquated temple building dates back to Friedrich Wilhelm IV. It is the parent house of an art collection that is now distributed among several museums, such as the Neue Nationalgalerie, the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin, the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche, the Museum Berggruen and the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg. On display in the Alte Nationalgalerie are mainly paintings from earlier epochs. Famous works of art that you can view in the Alte Nationalgalerie are by Paul Cézanne, Edouard Manet, Carl Spitzweg, Arnold Böcklin, Max Liebermann, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Eduard Gaertner, Adolph Menzel, Wilhelm Leibl, Carl Blechen, Anselm Feuerbach, Hans von Marées, Carl Schuch, Carl Gustav Carus, Edouard Manet and many other masters. © ART at Berlin: Museums in in Berlin: Alte Nationalgalerie

The Feuerle Collection is dedicated to the art collection of Désiré Feuerle. The private art museum on Hallesches Ufer in Kreuzberg contrasts contemporary art with Southeast Asian sculptures and Chinese furniture from the imperial era. It is located in a World War II telecommunications bunker, renovated by the British architect John Pawson. Photo: Stephanie Schneider   ART at Berlin: Art Collection in Berlin – The Feuerle Collection

Soon you will find here more information about Fotografiesammlung Arthur de Ganay. This Art Collection is located on Köpenicker Straße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Fotografiesammlung Arthur de Ganay

Soon you will find here more information about Springmeier Collection. This art collection is located on Kolmarer Straße in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg. © ART at Berlin: art collection in Berlin: Springmeier Collection

The Collection Regard is a private photographic collection, ranging from the earliest days of photography up to the 1990s. Particular emphasis is placed on the subject of Berlin and German photography in general. The collector Marc Barbey also administers the estate of the photographer Hein Gorny. The collection is focused on the rediscovery and reappraisal of the works of unknown and forgotten photographers. In addition to the collection activity, Collection Regard regularly organizes exhibitions. The Gallery is on Steinstraße in Berlin-Mitte Image caption: Collection Regard Outside 2 web ART at Berlin – Art Collection Berlin Collection Regard

Soon you will find here more information about Sammlung Ivo Wessel. This Art collection is located on Potsdamer Straße in Lehrter Straße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Sammlung Ivo Wessel

The art collection haubrok foundation is located in Herzbergstraße in Berlin-Lichtenberg. Unfortunately, the exhibition venue FAHRBEREITSCHAFT can no longer be visited. The collector couple Barbara and Axel Haubrock have added this to their website: “prohibition the city planning office of berlin-lichtenberg has prohibited us from continuing to hold exhibitions in the berlin FAHRBEREITSCHAFT. on 21.8.2018, the district mayor of lichtenberg asked the representatives of interests at district and senate level to attend a round table to analyse the situation. after a four-eye discussion with the city councillor responsible for urban planning, Ms monteiro, the evaluation of all facts and taking into account the discussions in the last few months, it became clear that we could not further develop the REACTIVITY as we had planned. therefore, we decided not to hold any more exhibitions in the future with works from our collection in lichtenberg. barbara & axel haubrok”

Soon you will find here more information about Kunstsammlung Wurlitzer Pied a Terre. This Institution is located in Stresemannstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Kunstsammlung Wurlitzer Pied a Terre

In Michel Majerus Estate the estate of the artist Michel Majerus is secured, who died in November 2002 with only 35 years in a plane crash in Luxembourg. The rooms are located in Knaackstraße, Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.   ART at Berlin: Art Gallery in Berlin Michel Majerus Estate

From 2010 to 2018, Salon Dahlmann, named after Hildegard Dahlmann, the last owner of the house at Marburger Straße 3, presented art and cultural events. Since 2019, the presentation venue is now called Miettinnen Collection, after the art-savvy family that acquired the house in 2010. Since the age of 15, Timo Miettinen, chairman of EM Group Oy in Finland, has maintained a close connection with art. Together with his mother, he collected Finnish landscape paintings of the 19th and 20th centuries. Since 2004, Timo Miettinen has added international contemporary art to the collection. The Miettinen Collection includes works by contemporary artists of different generations and nationalities. The collection includes abstract and representational painting, drawing and sculpture, such as a series of marble sculptures from Roman antiquity. Artists:inside the collection include: Georg Baselitz, Amoako Boafo, Peppi Bottrop, Louise Bourgeois, Monica Bonvicini, André Butzer, William Copley, Matthias Dornfeld, Rainer Fetting, Bernard Frize, Günther Förg, Adrian Gheni, Luis Gordillo, Stefanie Gutheil, Peter Halley, Secundino Hernández, Leiko Ikemura, Kaarina Kaikkonen, Karin Kneffel, Matti Kujasalo, Heikki Marila, Kirsi Mikkola, Antti Laitinen, Jussi Niva, Albert Oehlen, A. R. Penck, Janne Räisänen, Aurora Reinhard, Anselm Reyle, Julian Röder, Helene Schjerfbeck, Barthélémy Toguo, Marianna Uutinen, Manolo Valdés, Franz […]

With the foundation Stiftung KUNSTFORUM der Berliner Volksbank gemeinnützige GmbH, Berliner Volksbank eG primarily promotes art and cultural work in the Berlin-Brandenburg region, which is intended to inspire and excite art lovers, customers and employees. Founded in autumn 2007, Berliner Volksbank eG has since united its support for art and culture under this umbrella. In terms of content, this is based on the three pillars: The art foundation Stiftung Kunstforum Berliner Volksbank, Workshop for creative people, and the Art Collection. The Stiftung KUNSTFORUM der Berliner Volksbank is located on Kaiserdamm in Berlin-Charlottenburg. Photo: via Stiftung Kunstforum der Berliner Volksbank   Art Foundation in Berlin: Stiftung Kunstforum der Berliner Volksbank | ART at Berlin

Soon you will find more information about District Kunst- und Kulturförderung. © ART at Berlin: Art Galerie in Berlin – District Kunst- und Kulturförderung

Soon you will find here more information about ESMT European School of Management and Technology. This Institution is located in im Kulturforum on Lansstraße in Berlin-Dahlem. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: ESMT European School of Management and Technology

Soon you will find here more information about Willy-Brandt-Haus. This Institution is located in Stresemannstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: Willy-Brandt-Haus

At the Berlin Wall memorial (Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer) along Bernauer Strasse Berlin-Wedding, different installations in free space and exhibitions in the visitor center of the memorial (for example as photography) commemorates the division of Germany. ART at Berlin: Cultural Institution Berlin Wall Memorial

Built in 1847 Kunstquartier Bethanien is a former hospital and continued to serve as one until 1970. Plans to demolish and replace the building with social housing were countered through occupation, citizens’ intiatives and conservationists. Since then, the building has offered space for cultural and artistic institutions. Aside from Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien, there are the BBK Berlin printing studio, artist studios, project spaces for exhibitions and theater and dance, the Friedrichshain Kreuzberg district music school… To our exhibitions Image caption: ©Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin Kunstquartier Bethanien

The privately initiated KINDL Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst (Center for Contemporary Art) is located in the street Am Sudhaus in Berlin-Neukölln. In 2015, the KINDL Center for Contemporary Art was created in the extraordinary rooms of the former Kindl brewery in Berlin-Neukölln. In the building complex with a total area of 5,500 sqm, the first showroom opened with the spectacular boiler house, which is about 20 meters high.     Photo: Jens Ziehe KINDL Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst – ART at Berlin

Here you will find all contact information for Künstlerhaus Bethanien. The Künstlerhaus is located on Kottbusser Strasse in Berlin-Kreuzberg.   Photo: Exhibition Matthias Baader Holst, 2011 © Georg Schroeder / Künstlerhaus Bethanien Art Institution in Berlin  – Künstlerhaus Bethanien | ART at Berlin

Soon you will find here more information about Kienzle Art Foundation. This Institution is located on Bleibtreustraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg. © ART at Berlin: Institution in Berlin: Kienzle Art Foundation

Soon you will find here more information about BKI Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut Berlin. This Institution is located in Leipziger Straße in Berlin-Mitte. © ART at Berlin: Art in Berlin: BKI Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut Berlin

Founded in 1696, the Akademie der Künste is one of the oldest cultural institutions in Europe. Since then, she has been significantly influenced by the community of her members. In the early founding years, the emphasis was on teaching and lively exchange among its members. In the decades of the Enlightenment, the Academy distinguished itself as a center of national cultural renewal. Since then, it has gradually adopted its current form of public discussion forum for a wide variety of art and politics. In 2018, the Akademie der Künste is one of the hosts of the 10th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art. Akademie der Künste (The Academy of Arts) is located in Hanseatenweg in Berlin-Tiergarten. Foto: Timo Ohler Art in Berlin: Akademie der Künste Hanseatenweg | ART at Berlin

The ALFRED EHRHARDT FOUNDATION in Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte is dedicated to making Alfred Ehrhardt’s work as a photographer and cultural filmmaker accessible to scholars. Alfred Ehrhardt is regarded as an outstanding representative of the New Objectivity. To the exhibitions  © ART at Berlin: Institution in Berlin: Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung

The purpose of the non-profit foundation Kai Dikhas (Romanes: “place to see”) is to promote Sinti and Roma art and culture while making it accessible to a wider public. The foundation will incorporate, expand and present the Gallery Kai Dikhas art collection. In addition, the foundation will support publications and projects concerning Sinti and Roma art and culture, organize art exhibitions and workshops, and publish editions.     Art Gallery in Berlin: Foundation Kai Dikhas | Contemporary Art in Berlin | ART at Berlin