It is hard to detect, but the curving, overlapping forms in Sebastian Black’s paintings are based on...

As an homage to the seminal show “In Deutschland,” organized by Klaus Honnef in 1979, which included...

Megan Rooney’s work explores the relationship between narrative and physical spaces, contexts of reception,...

Kewenig Gallery presents the first solo exhibition of Ghada Amer (*1963 in Cairo, lives and works in...

Philippe Decrauzat’s large film-based installation originates from photographs he took in Barcelona...

The recent paintings and works on paper by Berlin-based artist Leiko Ikemura are concurrently presented...

For her first exhibition with carlier | gebauer, Iman Issa will present recent works from her ongoing...

Per Kirkeby is one of the most diverse artists of our age – a creative polymath. His work encompasses painting,...

Michael Rakowitz’s exhibition is the most recent manifestation of his long-term project The Invisible Enemy...

ŻAK | BRANICKA is proud to present, in the frame of Gallery Weekend Berlin 2016, a solo exhibition by the...

Jochen Lempert is a photographer whose work picks up on subjects he has been following since his studies...

The work of Ed Fornieles employs the vast amounts of available personal and public data that feeds our...

In his exhibition “Black Fat Fury Road” at Galerie Guido W. Baudach, Andy Hope 1930 (the alter ego of...

Olaf Holzapfel’s new works are pictures from the periphery; be it straw images from Lusatia or Brandenburg,...

Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler is situated on the 4th foor of an office block building in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz....

There have always been a handful of people in the world whose existence seems to be one of enormous creative...

Early Man is a new body of work using playful irony to undermine the myth of origins and beginnings....

Maria Eichhorn’s art projects are often punctuated by displacements – interruptions that destabilize...

Tobias Zielony’s “The Citizen” is an extension of the eponymous project that began at the 2015...

Diango Hernández once said: “What I see has the power of reminding me of something, maybe a place....

Iraqi-born Hiwa K presents his first ever exhibition in Germany. His installation “It’s Spring and...

Thea Djordjadze’s sculptures often attempt to harness the dimensions of space and time. Combining fragile...

Craig Kauffman’s first solo show at Sprüth Magers is a selection of early works on paper and plastic...

Whether in two, three, or four dimensions, Alexandre Singh’s work explores the history of philosophy,...