Kewenig Galerie
Contemporary gallery run since 1986 by Jule Kewenig, showing painters and conceptual artists, with a site in Palma and an online viewing room.
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Contemporary gallery run since 1986 by Jule Kewenig, showing painters and conceptual artists, with a site in Palma and an online viewing room.
Matches: Art
Art gallery in Charlottenburg with its own website, showing rotating exhibitions.
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An arts centre in Alt-Treptow with rotating exhibitions, visited on a short, limited schedule.
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A contemporary art centre in Neukölln, with several halls, including a boiler house and machine halls. It shows works by Mischa Kuball, Kira Freije, NEOZOON and Thu-Van Tran.
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A medieval monastery ruin in Mitte that doubles as a contemporary art space, currently showing Nazanin Noori's work. Guided art tours, artist talks and walks through medieval Berlin start here, and the ruin's history can be explored on site.
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A municipal gallery in Wilmersdorf showing contemporary art exhibitions, including a current show of women artists, plus an art lending collection and project atelier.
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A contemporary art gallery in Charlottenburg with solo exhibitions by individual artists, including painting, drawing and sculpture, and new shows every few months.
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An experimental non-profit art space at Kottbusser Tor with rotating exhibitions, screenings, concerts and workshops on neighbourhood themes.
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A Gesundbrunnen project space founded by photographer Karen Stuke, showing mostly photography, including theatre and opera-related work, alongside concerts.
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Contemporary art gallery representing painters and photographers, currently showing Michael Laube's Take Five.
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An arts centre in a Lichterfelde church with concerts, readings, rotating exhibitions and a gallery café.
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A contemporary art gallery in Mitte running yearly programmes of exhibitions, performances, talks and concerts, in mixed formats and languages.
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Arts foundation in Charlottenburg showing exhibitions from its own collection.
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Non-profit gallery in Charlottenburg showing work by Warhol, Katz and Motherwell, open only for announced exhibitions. It also keeps a permanent collection drawn from a private holding.
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An internationally known residency institution in Kreuzberg where artists from around the world live, work and show their projects. Lectures and workshops on artistic practice run alongside the exhibitions.
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A contemporary art centre with exhibitions and artist residencies. The autumn programme includes Tanja Ostojić's ENCOUNTERS on bodies, borders and resistance, plus a video station showing Analivia Cordeiro's Computer Dance.
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Berlin's museum of prints and drawings, part of the Staatliche Museen, with a reading room, café and museum shop. The current show is Flemish master drawings by Rubens, Jordaens and van Dyck.
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A museum for Kurt Mühlenhaupt, an artist with an unusual, varied career, plus a current show pairing his paintings with those of Amnon David Ar, two artists who never met.
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A gallery in Prenzlauer Berg showing the works of the artists it represents, with publications tied to their exhibitions.
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A gallery and studio space in Reinickendorf showing abstract painting and sculpture, with studios for rent. Opening hours are by phone, so check first.
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A Charlottenburg gallery with rotating contemporary exhibitions, currently a show by Susanne Wehland running into October 2026. Some shows are presented to invited guests rather than the public.
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A light art gallery and studio in Kreuzberg, run by the artist Dieter Barz, with its own website.
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Former summer house of painter Max Liebermann on the Wannsee shore, with a permanent exhibition about him and a listed garden that inspired his work.
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A non-profit Neukölln gallery spread over three white rooms, showing work by emerging artists, many from underrepresented backgrounds, alongside events and workshops. Exhibitions often take on social questions and cross-cultural exchange.
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