Exhibitions
What Becomes a Legend Most is the first exhibition at Sauers by Berlin-based artist Jill Winnie (*1998 in Winterthur, Switzerland). On view is a series of large-format oil paintings in which shiny leather, silky fabric, fur, or hair appear on velvety-toned surfaces—motifs that could have come from luxury advertising, reduced to close-ups and surfaces intended to evoke desire. However, in Winnie's...
Sauers
2 May-24 May
Dennewitzstraße 7
10785 Berlin
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Berliner Realistinnen 65 Jahre Haus am Lützowplatz (HaL)With works by: Aline Alagem, Sonja Alhäuser, Marie Aly, Stefanie Bühler, Zuzanna Czebatul, Birgit Dieker, Johanna Dumet, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Kerstin Dzewior, Marion Eichmann, Simone Haack, Victoria Heifetz, Stefanie Hillich, Cathrin... |
8 Mar-9 Jun |
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self-reassurance mission: Christian Schiebe, Theresa Tuffner, Robert Czolkoß#2 from the exhibition series: Related To Corporeality self-reassurance mission On the occasion of the exhibition in the greenhouse for contemporary art super bien! Berlin, Robert Czolkoß, Theresa Tuffner and Christian Schiebe are jointly... |
15 Mar-5 May |
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Hidden Realities Collective Artistic Explorations With Animal Architecture Collective (Cardoso Studio, Feral Partnerships, Jennifer Turpin), Imperfect Futures (Naadira Patel, Manijeh Verghese, Sarah de Villiers, Zen Marie, as well as external collaborators: Madeleine Amsler and Alice... |
16 Mar-15 Jun |
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Gabriele Regiert, Matthias Reinmuth: Total Recall Order seems to be urgently needed at a time when many things seem to have fallen into disarray. Values and norms are getting mixed up in the face of recent wars and crises, our living environment is characterized by permanent processes of... |
12 Apr-24 May |
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Offene Rechnung Devi Sund Rojo Christopher Krause |
13 Apr-24 May |
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Road to Nowhere: Tashi Brauen & Chris Bünter Ronewa Art Projects presents Road to Nowhere — a continuation of a joint project by Swiss artists Tashi Brauen and Chris Bünter. The duo’s ongoing collaboration merges their distinct practices into an artistic exchange that embraces an... |
24 Apr-14 Jun |
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Made in Jingdezhencurated by Gabriele Künne with Felicithas Arndt, Hetang Kongyi, Gabriele Künne, Sunbin Lim, Zhao Lin, Joke Noordstrand, Song Zhifeng The concept for this exhibition emerged in Jingdezhen in 2024 when, during her residency at Jingdezhen... |
26 Apr-24 May |
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SATZFrançoise Bassand, Julia Brunner, Stefan Endewardt, Alex Lebus, LEO, Paul Maciejowski SATZ is a show that looks at how contemporary artists are using language forms to inflect contemporary Art. The written word has long found a place... |
27 Apr-25 May |
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moving walls by Susanne BurnerVisible: 24/7 Installation in public space - corner of Torstraße / Karl-Liebknecht-Str. (52.527189, 13.415033) A billboard displays photographs of the facades of various buildings in Berlin-Mitte, printed on fabric, layered, collaged, and... |
30 Apr-8 May |
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Mark Fridvalszki + Marko Tadić: The Future Is Out There Recently, the Kunstverein moved into a former Plattenbau at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz—a site shaped by layers of utopian ambition and political change. Artists Mark Fridvalszki and Marko Tadić transform the space into a fragmented, immersive... |
2 May-14 Jun |
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paper positions berlinFrom 1 - 4 May 2025, parallel to the Berlin Gallery Weekend, paper positions berlin presents 65 international galleries from 18 countries with their outstanding positions from contemporary and modern art with a focus on drawing and the... |
1 May-4 May |
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JUNO ROTHAUG: BUTTER ON BOTH SIDES Juno Rothaug's paintings develop from the field of tension between figurative reference and painterly coding. The starting point is often a figurative idea, a fragment, a pose or an art-historical motif, which is increasingly... |
1 May-14 Jun |
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VIDEOLAND is MEANDERLANDJanina Schabig/Francisca Rocha Gonçalves, Gernot Wieland, Stefanos Schultz, Lula Valletta For the upcoming edition of VIDEOLAND, invited artists and cultural practitioners are asked to share a selection of film & video clips related to... |
2 May-4 May |
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Jill Winnie: What Becomes a Legend Most What Becomes a Legend Most is the first exhibition at Sauers by Berlin-based artist Jill Winnie (*1998 in Winterthur, Switzerland). On view is a series of large-format oil paintings in which shiny leather, silky fabric, fur, or hair appear... |
2 May-24 May |
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Anna Niedhart: No Worries No Regrets With works by Anna Niedhart Berlin-based artist Anna Niedhart’s multidisciplinary practice interrogates the psychological complexities inherent in our digital age through painting, drawing, and object making. Her work, distilled from acute... |
2 May-25 May |
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Changing Room (co-curated with Clémentine Proby)with Anaïs Fontanges, Arash Nassiri, Ash Love, Kim Petras Paintings: Maggie Lee, Marius Meyer-Jens, Thomas Cap de Ville The liminal state of adolescence lingers in a bedroom. Encapsulating the intricate emotions of a confusing time, here... |
2 May-25 May |
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Perplexity II – Corinna HolthusenWhat is the matrix of beauty, and how can it be overcome? Hamburg based conceptual photographer Corinna Holthusen has been exploring this question for decades. The creation of her portraits has always been characterized by the interplay of... |
2 May-7 Jun |
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INKwith Andrey Klassen, Britta Lumer, Toni Mauersberg, Walter Menne, Henri Michaux, Walter Stöhrer, Oliver Thie Artist talk: May 3, 2 pm Galerie Nothelfer is delighted to be showing seven cross-generational positions on the subject of ink.... |
2 May-7 Jun |
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Zuzanna Czebatul: All the Charm of a Rotting Gum Zuzanna Czebatul’s work is defined by an exacting study of the complex interactions between power, ideology, and their cultural forms of expression. Harnessing monumental relics, infrastructures of commemoration... |
2 May-21 Jun |
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Katsutoshi Yuasa: IMAGEMAKERArtist talk Sat 03. May 12:00 Katsutoshi Yuasa's work transcends the conventional role of print as mere reproduction, elevating it to a distinct image medium. He challenges the relative lack of critical discourse around print compared to... |
2 May-28 Jun |
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