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Gallery Weekend Berlin

Save the Date: May 2–4, 2025

Discover art in gallery spaces, explore a diversity of architectures, gain insight into the contexts of art production—with around 50 participating galleries, Gallery Weekend Berlin makes for an exquisite art experience.

28/11/2025

📍Societé

Wynnie Mynerva
Dust of Love
November 7, 2025 – January 17, 2026

Wynnie Mynerva draws upon personal experiences of violence tied to race, gender, and sexuality to create a multidisciplinary practice spanning painting, performance, video, and body modifications. Raised in Villa El Salvador on the outskirts of Lima, a place shaped by complex social and economic realities, their work explores themes of transformation, resistance, and embodiment.

In Dust of Love, their inaugural exhibition with the gallery, Mynerva delves into one of humanity’s oldest fabulations—love. Transforming the gallery into an immersive textile installation, they present a series of paintings that probe the traditional foundations of love and reconfigure normative conceptions of the body and sexuality.

Credits:
Installation view, Wynnie Mynerva, Dust of Love, 2025
Photos: Trevor Good
Courtesy of the artist and Société, Berlin.

26/11/2025

📍Wentrup

Karl Haendel
Blind Faith, Hope, Pandora’s Box, Messiahs
November 8 - 20 December 20, 2025

Karl Haendel is known for the photorealistic detail of his drawings, requiring great time and precision. In his most recent work, the artist offers alternative images of maleness, rejecting toxic masculinity and focusing instead on tenderness and vulnerability, reflected through the very act of drawing.

Credits:
Installation view, Karl Haendel, Blind Faith, Hope, Pandora’s Box, Messiahs, 2025.

24/11/2025

Tanya Leighton

Lunita-July Dorn
Wenn man Musik malen könnte, wär die Welt ne schönere
November 15, 2025 – January 31, 2026

“I can depict myself as an angel, or as a dark figure, or as someone shaking hands with themselves. I use my own image like a canvas.
It carries something, but it’s not the theme. I think it’s more about identity than representation. In a way, it’s a projection, but not a classic self portrait. It’s strange really – I’m so present in the work, yet I’m not the point.”
– Lunita-July Dorn in conversation with Marcus Boxler for Numéro

Credits:
Installation View, Lunita-July Dorn, Wenn man Musik malen könnte, wär die Welt ne schönere, 2025.
Photo: Gunter Lepkowski.
Copyright the artist. Courtesy of the artist and Tanya Leighton, Berlin and Los Angeles.

21/11/2025

📍Societé

Trisha Baga
MORE
November 7, 2025 – January 17, 2026

A throughline in Trisha Baga’s expansive practice is their ongoing exploration of machines as narrative creatures. Baga empathizes with the tools and systems their work engages, often invoking them as metaphors for reflection, connection, and destruction.
MORE, their sixth solo exhibition with Société, takes its title from one of the first words a child utters as well as the driving desire behind technological development: perpetual “advancement,” more data, more speed. An immersive 3D video, a constellation of ceramic works, and a series of video projections on paintings transform the gallery into an offbeat computer desktop, a living interface where the operations of a system remain visible.

Credits:
Installation view, Trisha Baga, MORE, 2025.
Photos: Trevor Good
Courtesy of the artist an Société, Berlin.

19/11/2025

📍Barbara Wien

Peter Piller
Bürgerliche Dämmerung / Civil Twilight
November 15, 2025 – January 31, 2026

Peter Piller has been exhibiting at Galerie Barbara Wien since 2002. In his seventh solo exhibition “Civil Twilight” he presents around 30 colour and black-and-white photographs and drawings made in 2025.

Barbara Buchmaier sat down with Peter Piller, and the interview is too good to miss — find it on our website.

Credits:
1) Peter Piller, ohne titel / no title, 2025, detail.
2) Peter Piller, ohne titel / no title, 2025, detail.
Courtesy the artist and Galerie Barbara Wien, Berlin.
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17/11/2025

📍Contemporary Fine Arts

Archie Rand
Sons
November 15 - December 20, 2025

Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1949, Rand is one of the most significant voices in contemporary painting at the intersection of text, religion, and pop culture. For over five decades, he has explored the relationship between word and image in monumental series of works — often inspired by Jewish scripture and commentary, yet always extending beyond classical illustration. His visual language is expressive, bold, and charged with narrative energy: bright colors, grotesque figures, and layered compositions.

The exhibition is made in cooperation with Max Werner.

Credits:
1) Archie Rand, Benjamin, 2019.
2) Installation view Archie Rand, SONS, 2025.
3) Archie Rand, Issachar, 2019.
Courtesy of Contemporary Fine Arts and the artist.
Installation view: Nick Ash.

14/11/2025

📍SWEETWATER

Christopher Aque
Regrowth
October 30 - December 20, 2025

Christopher Aque’s practice connects longing and desire to spaces both public and private. Working between sculpture, photography, and video, Aque often combines images or traces of individuals with those of urban sites, subtly making evident the inherent vulnerability of private desires set within the latent economic, social, and political dynamics of public space. Deliberate choices in process and material further the dichotomy between an underlying tenderness and unyielding surroundings – soft gum bichromate prints and cyanotypes are made by germicidal UV-C lights, delicate glass elements are situated amongst plexiglass and metal components of sculptures.

Documentation

12/11/2025

📍EIGEN + ART Lab

Robert Brambora
Dissonanzen
October 31 - November 15, 2025

„At a beach, bathers enact a familiar ritual. Facing the sea, backs to the land, they watch the waves foam and break as the sun makes its descent. It is a familiar scene, imaginable anywhere, at any given beach. But if, in a scene identical to this one, the sky were to darken, hinting at a distant fire, and the bathers remained unmoved, the initial harmony of the image would falter.“

Text

Credits:
Installation view, Robert Brambora, Dissonanzen, 2025.
Photos: Thomas Krüger

10/11/2025

📍Capitain Petzel

Amy Sillman (with Marina Rosenfeld, sound)
Minute Cinema: 4 videos for 4 seasons
October 31 - December 20, 2025

Amy Sillman’s short digital videos, ofter made by scanning or photographing drawings and painting fragments, create a sense of restless transformation.
Set to Marina Rosenfeld’s layered, playful, and sometimes dissonant soundscapes, they occupy a space between painting, drawing, and the moving image – intimate and provisional, like notes or thoughts caught in motion. Animation, as Sillman describes it, is ‚drawing that moves‘, retaining the tactile, handmade quality of her studio process.

Credits:
Excerpt from Amy Sillman (with Marina Rosenfeld, sound), ‚Minute Cinema: 4 videos for 4 seasons‘, 2024-2025

06/11/2025

📍Galerie Max Hetzler
Goethestraße 2/3

Grace Weaver
Mothers
September 11 - November 29, 2025

In her latest series, Grace Weaver turns to archetypal motifs, including the mother and child and the female n**e. For Weaver, the body is not just a subject but a site –a stage on which line ischoreographed in lyrical gestures, and through which emotion comes to the fore.Despite their monumental scale, Weaver’s new works disclose humble subjects and tender sentiments.

Grace Weaver, Untitled (Mother and Child), 2025. © Grace Weaver, courtesy the artist and Galerie Max Hetzler Berlin | Paris | London | Marfa. Photo: def image.

04/11/2025

📍Galerie Thomas Schulte
Charlottenstrasse⁣⁣⁣⁣ 24
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Dan Walsh
Assembly⁣⁣⁣⁣
⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣September 11 - November 22, 2025⁣⁣

Galerie Thomas Schulte is presenting “Assembly“, a solo exhibition featuring recent paintings by Dan Walsh.
Here, Walsh continues his process-oriented approach to generating images that are reduced in vocabulary yet layered in intricate systems. Initially appearing as smooth, minimalist patterns of discrete units, they gradually reveal disruptions, irregularities, and gentle traces.⁣

Credits: ⁣⁣⁣⁣
1. Dan Walsh⁣, Referee, 2025⁣. Photo Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery⁣⁣.
2. Dan Walsh⁣, Reform I, 2024⁣. Photo Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery⁣⁣.

24/10/2025

📍Galerie Michael Haas

Peter Bömmels
Gänge geh’n noch
September 12 - October 31, 2025

Peter Bömmels (born 1951) creates works using acrylic and polymer clay, mixed media with human hair, and marble sculptures. But above all, his focus has always been on painting. Since his artistic beginnings with the Cologne artist group Mülheimer Freiheit, the self-taught artist has remained true to a carefree, trivial aesthetic and populates surreal spaces with his figures and hybrid creatures in his unique visual language, reduced to essential elements and yet open and ambiguous.
His pictures tell of big questions and thoughts about the absurdity of our everyday lives as well as mythical dimensions from fairy tales, memories and the ‘eternal cycle’. After the thought-provoking years of minimalism and conceptual art, his humour seems like a liberating blow – even today.

Photo: Sebastian Eggler

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