“Kunstraum Richard Sorge” presents a large exhibition of Brooklyn-based Japanese artist Hiroki Otsuka’s paintings and murals, titled “Everything to More”.

Hiroki, a well-known erotic Manga artist for more than 12 years, cooperates on Jeremy Wade’s Manga-inspired Berlin theater production “there is no end to more,” which will later be presented at the NY Japan Society. On November {...}

Peter Zimmermann, Untitled, 2009. Epoxy resin on styrodur, 650 x 360 x 35 cm. Courtesy of Galerie Michael Janssen Berlin.

For his first solo exhibition in Berlin, Peter Zimmermann utilizes two rooms of the Michael Janssen Gallery. In the first room, visitors come across two of his new sculptures. The current exhibition shows this special body {...}

Mat Collishaw Insecticide 15C-type photo on Dibond 182.9 x 182.9 cm 72 x 72 inches
For his first solo exhibition in Berlin, British artist Mat Collishaw presents a corrupted digital manipulation of Francis Bacon’s Pope Innocent X, itself famously appropriated from a Velazquez original. Entitled The End of Innocence and projected on a monumental scale, Collishaw’s rendering of the {...}

From the beginning of August Germany’s largest city will be the home to what is probably the smallest gallery in the country. The Smallery.

Behind the project is PULK Berlin. The Smallery itself is a small, purpose-built garden shed. The exhibition manages to fit 24 pieces into an exhibition space less than 1.5 m2 in size. The pieces are contributed by internationally successful illustrators from {...}

Rourke van Dal
URBAN AFFAIRS extended, presents in this second edition, an International selection of world renowned Urban and Streetart artist. Following the motto of the exhibition name this year, numerous external artistic projects, Galleries and institutions are invited to a new exhibition space in an reappropriated Berlin Swimming pool, with over 2,000 square meters of space {...}

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