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 her fifth solo exhibition with us, Alia Ali presents drei groups of works that deal with the themes of history, perception, and the future.

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. [...]"

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.

Lena Schramm plays on the entire keyboard of painting: non-representational stains, impasto and glazing applications are combined with found objects from everyday life and popular culture, writing and collage. 

With this exhibition, die Galerie continues die Galerie long-standing collaboration with George Steinmann, whose work was die Galerie in 2007.

Hideaki Yamanobe unfolds a quiet, almost meditative pictorial world in his paintings. Nuanced shades of white and gray on a black background create abstract spaces that are more suggestive than descriptive.

At the Frankfurt Book Fair 2025, die Galerie Knaus Fine Art die Galerie invites visitors to immerse themselves in the poetic world of Myriam Holme (born 1971, Mannheim).

Following successful Exhibitions Berlin, die Galerie + Hübner is continuing die Galerie hobnob series in Frankfurt—under changed conditions. Six female artists come together here in a new setting that creates space for condensation, friction, and unexpected connections.

Thomas Kellner - Fragmented Icons 01.10.-08.11.2025, PanGallery Frankfurt In Fragmented Icons, Thomas Kellner breaks down world-famous architecture into individual photographic parts and reassembles them into dynamic, multi-layered compositions.

Mosaic Evolution brings together works, processes and sounds from different times to create an installation.

Johannes Heisig (*1953) is a thoroughbred painter. With every self-portrait, with every depiction of a landscape and with every visualization of what he has seen in nature

MEET ME AT THE VILLA! is the first comprehensive exhibition of KfW Stiftung's art collection. Nineteen diverse artistic positions are presented on two floors.