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Galerienrundgang 02.07., 15h–18h
Vernissage 04.09., 18h–22h

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until 26.07. Konkrete Kunst. Sculpture. Repro Aeria 2, Oliver Jeschke, 2025, Messing, 15 cm
until 27.07. Virtuelles Herbarium & Exlibris . Elena Kiseleva-Arendt. Repro Sapho, 2011, Radierung Aquatinta, 15 x 15 cm
until 27.07. Virtuelles Herbarium & Exlibris . Elena Kiseleva-Arendt. Repro Danae, Elena Kiseleva-Arndt, 2003, Radierung couloriert, 15 x 15 cm
until 27.07. Virtuelles Herbarium & Exlibris . Elena Kiseleva-Arendt. Repro Wildrose, Elena Kiseleva, 2025, Acryl auf Leinwand , 50 x 60 cm

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Upcoming

04.09. – 26.09. The Future is Female. Painting. Repro Rosie the Reviter, Eva Schönfeld, 2026, Öl auf Leinwand , 75 x 105 cm

Eva Schönfeld, born in 1986, has a degree in art, has completed an apprenticeship as a photographer, and is a qualified communication designer. She combines technical mastery with socially critical and emotional themes. Her works often arise from personal experience and inner struggles. Alongside her watercolour and pastel works, her often surreal and imaginative oil and acrylic paintings in bold colours are particularly striking. Eva Schönfeld’s works are characterised by unusual compositions. She lives and works in Berlin Pankow.

Recent exhibitions: 29 January – 8 April 2026 at Art Stalker Berlin, 18–19 April 2026 Art Sale at Atelier Cocon Coloré, 30 and 31 May 2026 Open Studio


 

 

04.09. – 26.09. The Future is Female. Painting. Repro I´m like Gold, Eva Schönfeld , 2025, Öl auf Leinwand, 60 x 90 cm

Eva Schönfeld, born in 1986, has a degree in art, has completed an apprenticeship as a photographer, and is a qualified communication designer. She combines technical mastery with socially critical and emotional themes. Her works often arise from personal experience and inner struggles. Alongside her watercolour and pastel works, her often surreal and imaginative oil and acrylic paintings in bold colours are particularly striking. Eva Schönfeld’s works are characterised by unusual compositions. She lives and works in Berlin Pankow.

Recent exhibitions: 29 January – 8 April 2026 at Art Stalker Berlin, 18–19 April 2026 Art Sale at Atelier Cocon Coloré, 30 and 31 May 2026 Open Studio


 

 

04.09. – 26.09. The Future is Female. Painting. Repro Der Report der Menstruierenden, Eva Schönfeld, 2026, Ölfarbe, Menstruationsblut auf Leinen , 90 x 90

Eva Schönfeld, born in 1986, has a degree in art, has completed an apprenticeship as a photographer, and is a qualified communication designer. She combines technical mastery with socially critical and emotional themes. Her works often arise from personal experience and inner struggles. Alongside her watercolour and pastel works, her often surreal and imaginative oil and acrylic paintings in bold colours are particularly striking. Eva Schönfeld’s works are characterised by unusual compositions. She lives and works in Berlin Pankow.

Recent exhibitions: 29 January – 8 April 2026 at Art Stalker Berlin, 18–19 April 2026 Art Sale at Atelier Cocon Coloré, 30 and 31 May 2026 Open Studio


 

 

01.10. – 25.10. Unschärfen und Fragmente. Painting. Repro The shadow you didn´t see, Elisabeth Bukenberger, 2025, Öl auf Leinwand, 60 x 90 cm

Elisabeth Bukenberger (b. 1998) is a German figurative artist. She recently completed her studies at the Royal College of Art, London and is now based in Berlin. Her process-led practice, serving as a method to release judgement and lean into an intuitive mode of inquiry, spans painting, drawing, print-making, sculpture and photography.

Painting remains her primary medium of expression, offering freedom and flexibility to navigate her experiences and emotions in life. Her early explorations centred on light and shadow, capturing fleeting moments of overlooked beauty within oil paintings, inspired her to begin a discourse with her own personal shadows. 

Fragments: Drawing on readings from Susan Sontag and Elaine Scarry on women, beauty and justice, her current work explores the female gaze and experience, specifi cally focusing on self-portraiture. Using the mirror as a source and symbol for identity and reflection, Elisabeth interweaves the exploration of three-dimen sionality with a visceral reflection on the psychological and physical realities of womanhood..

 

01.10. – 25.10. Unschärfen und Fragmente. Painting. Repro Fragments , Elisabeth Bukenberger, 2026, Öl auf 230 Hahnemühle Papier, 15 x 20 cm

Elisabeth Bukenberger (b. 1998) is a German figurative artist. She recently completed her studies at the Royal College of Art, London and is now based in Berlin. Her process-led practice, serving as a method to release judgement and lean into an intuitive mode of inquiry, spans painting, drawing, print-making, sculpture and photography.

Painting remains her primary medium of expression, offering freedom and flexibility to navigate her experiences and emotions in life. Her early explorations centred on light and shadow, capturing fleeting moments of overlooked beauty within oil paintings, inspired her to begin a discourse with her own personal shadows. 

Fragments: Drawing on readings from Susan Sontag and Elaine Scarry on women, beauty and justice, her current work explores the female gaze and experience, specifi cally focusing on self-portraiture. Using the mirror as a source and symbol for identity and reflection, Elisabeth interweaves the exploration of three-dimen sionality with a visceral reflection on the psychological and physical realities of womanhood..

 

01.10. – 25.10. Unschärfen und Fragmente. Painting. Repro An open door goes both ways , Elisabeth Bukenberger, 2024, Öl auf Leinwand, 90 x 60 cm

Elisabeth Bukenberger (b. 1998) is a German figurative artist. She recently completed her studies at the Royal College of Art, London and is now based in Berlin. Her process-led practice, serving as a method to release judgement and lean into an intuitive mode of inquiry, spans painting, drawing, print-making, sculpture and photography.

Painting remains her primary medium of expression, offering freedom and flexibility to navigate her experiences and emotions in life. Her early explorations centred on light and shadow, capturing fleeting moments of overlooked beauty within oil paintings, inspired her to begin a discourse with her own personal shadows. 

Fragments: Drawing on readings from Susan Sontag and Elaine Scarry on women, beauty and justice, her current work explores the female gaze and experience, specifi cally focusing on self-portraiture. Using the mirror as a source and symbol for identity and reflection, Elisabeth interweaves the exploration of three-dimen sionality with a visceral reflection on the psychological and physical realities of womanhood..

 

Past

15.05. – 18.06. Fragiles Teil 2. Sculpture. Repro o. T., Angelika Priese, 1990, Metallobjekt, 20 x 20 cm
15.05. – 18.06. Fragiles Teil 2. Sculpture. Repro o.T., Angelika Priese, 1990, Metall geschweißt
15.05. – 18.06. Fragiles . Claudia Otto. Fotografie. Repro Träumerin II, Claudia Otto, 2025, Collage, 14 x 21 cm
15.05. – 18.06. Fragiles . Claudia Otto. Fotografie. Repro Ausblick, Claudia Otto , 2025, Collage, 14 x 21 cm
09.04. – 09.05. Mehrfarbiger Holzschnitt - trifft Frauenzimmer. Albrecht Tiedemann, Doreen Krause. Repro Gisèle - Luisa
09.04. – 09.05. Mehrfarbiger Holzschnitt - trifft Frauenzimmer. Albrecht Tiedemann, Doreen Krause. Repro Charline , 2024, Ton gebrannt und bemalt, 28 cm
09.04. – 09.05. Mehrfarbiger Holzschnitt - trifft Frauenzimmer. Albrecht Tiedemann, Doreen Krause. Repro Juliette, 2024, Ton gebrannt und handbemalt, Höhe 17 cm Breite 13,5 cm Tiefe 19 cm
09.04. – 09.05. Catch the moment. Repro Ruhine-Meer 2, Pavlina Eusterhus, 2024, Fotografie digital bearbeitet, A 4

Pavlina Eusterhus

Pavlina Eusterhus is a trained stage and costume designer in musical theatre. Born in Sofia, she has been living in Berlin-Schmargendorf for several years. The awareness of a dual identity influences her view of the world and her work.

Pavlina is accustomed to perceiving the world around her in scenes and lighting conditions. The photographic gaze is an inseparable part of the search for visual expression to convey a universal message. She is able to view the world from two perspectives. This dual existence is also the connecting element in her photographs. Depending on the context and message, some of the photos have been edited on the computer, while others have been left in their authentic colours and perspective in which they were taken.


 

 

09.04. – 09.05. Catch the moment. Repro Sand2A, Pavlina Eusterhus, 2025, Fotografie, A4

Pavlina Eusterhus

Pavlina Eusterhus is a trained stage and costume designer in musical theatre. Born in Sofia, she has been living in Berlin-Schmargendorf for several years. The awareness of a dual identity influences her view of the world and her work.

Pavlina is accustomed to perceiving the world around her in scenes and lighting conditions. The photographic gaze is an inseparable part of the search for visual expression to convey a universal message. She is able to view the world from two perspectives. This dual existence is also the connecting element in her photographs. Depending on the context and message, some of the photos have been edited on the computer, while others have been left in their authentic colours and perspective in which they were taken.


 

 

21.02. – 28.03. Trost. Georg Weise. Repro First Follower, Georg Weise
21.02. – 28.03. Trost. Georg Weise.
08.01. – 18.02. Drei Künstler*innen zur Eröffnung . Rainer Kurka, Anna Maria Karpf, Johannes Hauser. Repro Spieglein Spieglein, Rainer Kurka , 2014 , Terrakotta farbig gefasst, 92
08.01. – 18.02. Drei Künstler*innen zur Eröffnung . Rainer Kurka, Anna Maria Karpf, Johannes Hauser. Repro o.T., Anna Maria Karpf, 2003, Aquarell, 89 x 75,5, Photo: Christina Watkins
08.01. – 18.02. Drei Künstler*innen zur Eröffnung . Rainer Kurka, Anna Maria Karpf, Johannes Hauser. Repro Eves Vermeer, Johannes Hauser, 2025, Fotografie , Photo: Johannes Hauser
 

Art Pavillon '61

Breite Strasse 32, B 14199

Berlin South

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