The group exhibition "Fields Unbound" brings together four artistic positions—Lucienne O'Mara, Anna Leonhardt, Giacomo Santiago Rogado, and Albrecht Schnider—whose works reexamine the possibilities and limitations of painterly practice.
Jan Schmidt's artistic practice focuses on processes in which material, action, time, and chance are intertwined.
Artemisia presents Isabelle Dutoit, Yvette Kießling, and Tanja Selzer, drei artists represented by Galerie Leuenroth. This constellation is a first.
Die Galerie is kicking off the 2026 exhibition year with Jan Muche's first solo exhibition at the gallery.
The solo exhibition "Layers of the Real" featuring works by Jan Davidoff brings together pieces from a central cycle of the artist's work, in which he explores the fragility of certainties and the profound uncertainties of our present day.
In her new work Bliss, Laura J. Padgett turns her attention to our erratic relationship with nature, which is characterized by both longing and control, closeness and alienation.
With Nevertheless, Sebastian Volz presents a group of new paintings that can be understood as painterly translations of his drawing studies. The reduction in color emphasizes the proximity to their drawn predecessors.
With unbroken promises, Gunilla Jähnichen focuses on emotion, expression, and the question of what effect gestures can have on viewers.
In The Body’s Silent Rebellion, Dela Quarshie transforms the stage into a resonance chamber for questions about the body, identity, and social attributions.
We cordially invite you to discover four selected works of art by Sarit Lichtenstein that explore all shades of the color blue.
In the solo presentation Whispers, artist Peter Schlör displays photographic works that impressively translate the visual language of Romanticism into the present day.
Our solo exhibition focuses on Peter Engel's early work, which combines representational and abstract painting styles.
With the exhibition Reflecting Space, die Galerie von Stechow die Galerie presents new works by Isa Dahl and Bruno Feger that combine sculpture and painting to create an intense spatial experience.
"Catching Light" is a dialogue between fluid depth (Menzke), atmospheric silence (Stutz), and geometric rhythm (Tromborg). Drei of making the incomprehensible visible.
The exhibition "Resonances," which opens on February 6, marks the start of the anniversary year: 60 years of contemporary art in the German-Italian context.
The traps in Andreas Slominski's work are not dummies. They are functional, often commercially available devices, sometimes modified, sometimes constructed by the artist himself.
Die Galerie is kicking off the exhibition year at its premises in Frankfurt with a group exhibition featuring Jonas Brinker, Emmélie Lempert, Toni Meyer, and Alex Müller.
Eric Mangen will open his first solo exhibition in Germany at the Heike Strelow Gallery on February 26, 2026. The new works focus on gestural painting.
To mark the 100th anniversary of Ursula Edelmann's birth, PanGallery Frankfurt is presenting a comprehensive retrospective that honors the entire spectrum of her photographic work.
In the double exhibition by Undine Bandelin and Dana Meyer, steel sculptures meet painting and form social allegories with a strong presence.
In his solo exhibition, the painter presents a series of new works that focus on the special relationship between architecture and nature, blending both elements together.
With its new location at Petersstraße 2, die Galerie is starting die Galerie new chapter. The space will open with a group exhibition that brings together all of the artists represented, each with a selected work.
The works of Joanna Skurska, Felicithas Arndt, and Paul Mathey combine different artistic positions that deal with nature, materiality, and perception.
With I saw a rainbow at midnight … At night, all cats are grey, die Galerie presents its fourth and final solo show of the year.
At the center of the exhibition are 9 bamboo boxes by Andreas Caderas, which were created in 2025. Caderas uses old Japanese bamboo to create the boxes. The inside of the boxes is made of hammered fine silver. Each bamboo box is unique.
Expressive colors, light-flooded compositions and a dynamic brushstroke characterize the work of the artist, who was born in Tehran in 1963, has lived in Germany since 1985 and works in Cologne and Valencia.
In this exhibition we present ceramics and paintings by the important Iga ceramic artist Kei Tanimoto (1948-2024). The exhibition includes vessels and wall objects as well as paintings and sculptures created in Tanimoto's later creative period.
A new major body of work is currently taking shape. "At my age," says Moritz Götze (born 1964), "it's time to start exploring myths."
Twenty years ago, die Galerie + Hübner exhibited works by James Lloyd for the first time. For the then young British painter, it was his first exhibition in a professional gallery—and the beginning of a collaboration that continues to this day.
"Hope Is the Thing With Feathers" with works by Jordan Awori, Larry Bonćhaka, Niquu Eyeta, Aniela Idehen, Sopo Kashakashvili and Nando Nkrumah.
The Bode Gallery presents a curated selection of works that brings new artistic positions into an exciting dialogue with established voices.
This year's edition of "Collectibles" is dedicated to the fascination of collecting in all its facets.
The E30 Gallery Frankfurt is dedicating the comprehensive solo exhibition "Between Calm and Motion" to the Berlin painter Christopher Kieling (*1988).
In this double exhibition at the E30 Gallery Frankfurt, two conceptually rigorous positions in contemporary art come together: André Schulze (Dresden) and Philipp Alexander Schäfer (Frankfurt).
In his new works, Daniel moves between pop art and street culture - a fusion of graffiti elements, figurative painting and a pronounced sense of rhythm and atmosphere.
In his new works, Julian Heuser deals with the eponymous backrooms - virtual spaces that, according to Internet legend, become accessible through "errors in reality".
"Play at Your Own" is the title of the exhibition by the American-Canadian artist Lynne Cohen (1944-2014). The b/w photographs, which were taken between 1977 and 1991, show deserted rooms. Nothing is staged.
Inspired by ornaments and materiality as cultural-historical components of folk art, by fairy tales and myths as well as traditions and rituals, these influences appear in the work of the painter and ceramic sculptor Beate Höing in a completely independent iconography.
"Tatiana Urban belongs to a generation of artists who have positioned themselves in the Frankfurt art scene with independent, sensitive and at the same time visually powerful painting. [...]"
