The painter Claudia Desgranges is known for her lively, luminous paintings characterized by intense colors. Whether painting on canvas, foil, or metal objects, encounters with the artist's works are always immersive experiences. Claudia Desgranges' art shows how inexhaustible painting can be.

The exhibition Mapping the Concrete presents a body of work created between 2021 and 2025, in which Ebel explores the relationship between artistic practice and philosophical operation. The works mark zones in which “concreteness” is understood not as tangible materiality, but as a form of relationship: a mode that allows visual, conceptual, and spatial elements to coexist without hierarchy. 

The exhibition Mapping the Concrete presents a body of work created between 2021 and 2025, in which Ebel explores the relationship between artistic practice and philosophical operation. The works mark zones in which “concreteness” is understood not as tangible materiality, but as a form of relationship: a mode that allows visual, conceptual, and spatial elements to coexist without hierarchy. 

The exhibition Mapping the Concrete presents a body of work created between 2021 and 2025, in which Ebel explores the relationship between artistic practice and philosophical operation. The works mark zones in which “concreteness” is understood not as tangible materiality, but as a form of relationship: a mode that allows visual, conceptual, and spatial elements to coexist without hierarchy. 

Galerie Gilla Lörcher is very pleased to present a solo exhibition of photographer Ute Schendel (born 1948 in Berlin).
The artist has selected a large number of analog photographs (vintage prints and master prints) from the period 1968-2000 from her archive. The motifs are architecture, portrait, landscape, theater, reportage and still life.

At his second solo show at Galerie Gilla Loercher, French artist Quentin Lefranc (*1987) explores the motif of the plinth and highlights its frequent use as a stylistic device in the grammar of exhibitions, its history, and its meanings. In the run-up to the exhibition, Italian art critic Gaia Babò conducted an interview with Quentin Lefranc.

VOLLBILDMODUS is an exhibition series with six artists who deal with abstract painting in a wide variety of facets. Above all, VOLLBILDMODUS is about painting interaction in space and the joint development of an overall installation in which the individual positions become a common whole. Image, film and object combine to create a dynamic interplay of color and movement. The result is an exciting alternation of levels of perception. VOLLBILDMODUS becomes a stage for painting.

Participating artists are: Claudia Desgranges, Katrina Blannin, Birte Horn, Sandrine Mahéo, Doris Marten and Christine Reifenberger.
The idea for the exhibition came from the Cologne painter Claudia Desgranges.

Following the first exhibition at Kunstraum 21 (Bonn), Galerie Gilla Loercher in Berlin is the second stop in the VOLLBILDMODUS series. The exhibition will be shown at other art venues in 2025-2027, each with a different focus.

VOLLBILDMODUS is an exhibition series with six artists who deal with abstract painting in a wide variety of facets. Above all, VOLLBILDMODUS is about painting interaction in space and the joint development of an overall installation in which the individual positions become a common whole. Image, film and object combine to create a dynamic interplay of color and movement. The result is an exciting alternation of levels of perception. VOLLBILDMODUS becomes a stage for painting.

Participating artists are: Claudia Desgranges, Katrina Blannin, Birte Horn, Sandrine Mahéo, Doris Marten and Christine Reifenberger.
The idea for the exhibition came from the Cologne painter Claudia Desgranges.

Following the first exhibition at Kunstraum 21 (Bonn), Galerie Gilla Loercher in Berlin is the second stop in the VOLLBILDMODUS series. The exhibition will be shown at other art venues in 2025-2027, each with a different focus.

VOLLBILDMODUS is an exhibition series with six artists who deal with abstract painting in a wide variety of facets. Above all, VOLLBILDMODUS is about painting interaction in space and the joint development of an overall installation in which the individual positions become a common whole. Image, film and object combine to create a dynamic interplay of color and movement. The result is an exciting alternation of levels of perception. VOLLBILDMODUS becomes a stage for painting.

Participating artists are: Claudia Desgranges, Katrina Blannin, Birte Horn, Sandrine Mahéo, Doris Marten and Christine Reifenberger.
The idea for the exhibition came from the Cologne painter Claudia Desgranges.

Following the first exhibition at Kunstraum 21 (Bonn), Galerie Gilla Loercher in Berlin is the second stop in the VOLLBILDMODUS series. The exhibition will be shown at other art venues in 2025-2027, each with a different focus.

The group show VOLLBILDMODUS is the result of an initiative by Cologne painter Claudia Desgranges and shows artworks by 6 artists. The concept of the joint exhibition is based on painting interactions in space. With Birte Horn, Claudia Desgranges, Sandrine Mahéo, Doris Marten, Christine Reifenberger, Katrina Blannin

“Painting today is more about painting itself than ever before. Precisely because other functions are being replaced by digital media, what only painting can do is now crystallizing,” says the artist Simone Strasser. 

“Painting today is more about painting itself than ever before. Precisely because other functions are being replaced by digital media, what only painting can do is now crystallizing,” says the artist Simone Strasser. 

“Painting today is more about painting itself than ever before. Precisely because other functions are being replaced by digital media, what only painting can do is now crystallizing,” says the artist Simone Strasser. 

Galerie Gilla Loercher is excited to announce the solo show by Dutch artist Ab van Hanegem.
The opening will be on 28 February 19:00-21:00.

Galerie Gilla Loercher is excited to announce the solo show by Dutch artist Ab van Hanegem.
The opening will be on 28 February 19:00-21:00.

Galerie Gilla Loercher is excited to announce the solo show by Dutch artist Ab van Hanegem.
The opening will be on 28 February 19:00-21:00.

Discovering the work of French artist Sandrine Mahéo (born 1974) means “immersing oneself in a wealth of colors that constantly raises questions and subtly reveals the question of form in painting on several aesthetic levels (...) without necessarily questioning the canvas as such, without necessarily negating the gesture and without making it the be-all and end-all of painting.” (Text: Jean-Francois Desserre)

Discovering the work of French artist Sandrine Mahéo (born 1974) means “immersing oneself in a wealth of colors that constantly raises questions and subtly reveals the question of form in painting on several aesthetic levels (...) without necessarily questioning the canvas as such, without necessarily negating the gesture and without making it the be-all and end-all of painting.” (Text: Jean-Francois Desserre)

Join the inspiring Charlottenwalk and discover all the galleries in Berlin-Charlottenburg. On offer: guided gallery tours and an art atlk on Saturday. Many openings already on 29 November at 6pm

More info at: www.charlottenwalk.de

Galerie Gilla Loercher participates with: Structures d´apparaître. Sandrine Maheo. Painting 

Joanna Jones has developed a very idiosyncratic visual language over the last four decades, which is probably most closely related to the Abstract Expressionism. And yet Jones’ approach is quite different, also more radical and immediate. Her imagery is very energetic and expressive, and she allows the viewer to participate in her incredible sense of colour and tone. The painter uses her body exclusively for the application of paint, whereby it is not about frottage here but rather about dancing, flowing movement in the paint and a direct expression of an inner world, her thoughts and feelings. 

The French artist John Cornu (born 1976) was able to spend several months in Okinawa as part of a residency scholarship from the Nanjo Art Museum (Japan) in 2022. The results of his residency and research trip will be presented in the exhibition LETTRES MORTES at the BERLIN ART WEEK at Galerie Gilla Loercher.

The French artist John Cornu (born 1976) was able to spend several months in Okinawa as part of a residency scholarship from the Nanjo Art Museum (Japan) in 2022. The results of his residency and research trip will be presented in the exhibition LETTRES MORTES at the BERLIN ART WEEK at Galerie Gilla Loercher.

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to present the summer exhibition with artists of the gallery as of 10 July. Sculptures, drawings, paintings by John Cornu, Claudia Zweifel, Christian Pilz, Ab van Hanegem, Claudia Desgranges and Francisco Rozas are on display. The exhibition will be on view through the gallery windows from July 10 - August 1 and open to the public from August 2-9.
The gallery is on summer break from July 11 - August 1. 

Galerie Gilla Loercher | Contemporary Art is excited to present the new objects by Chilean artist Francisco Rozas (*1980). 
The artist constructs fragile geometric objects, that oscillate between flatness and three-dimensionality. They embody exemplary visualisations of mathematical dependencies. 

Galerie Gilla Lörcher is delighted to open the new gallery space at Grolmannstr. 28, 10623 Berlin-Charlottenburg with an exhibition by Bulgarian artist Yoana Tuzharova. The concrete works on display revolve around the perception of color, light and space.

Regarder est un pouvoir / Looking is Power is an exhibition project based on a three-month research stipend in the spring of 2022 to the federal Yukon Territory in northwestern Canada. During this trip, French artist Capucine Vandebrouck witnessed the seasons and landscapes change, shifting from white to green and changing drastically. She observed the melting of the ice, the appearance of the first spring crocuses, but also the devastating effects of global warming on the environment, such as forest fires and drunken forests. The various works on display in the exhibition are objects that bear witness to the decay and impermanence of the landscapes of northern Canada.
 

Ivana Kličković graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, where she received MA in Painting. Between 2000 and 2010 she worked as research associate, assistant lecturer and a docent at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. Since 2010 she has been based in Berlin, where she developed a multidisciplinary practice based around an idiosyncratic exploration of correspondences between painting, drawing and photography, and their relation to film and theatre design.

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to enrich the Gallery Weekend Berlin 2023 with the exhibition "Escaping the Dichotomy". The labyrinthine element in the incredibly detailed, finely chiseled drawings by Christian Pilz and the complex architecturally constructed structures in the works of the painter Ab van Hanegem make this exhibition extremely eventful.

 

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to enrich the Gallery Weekend Berlin 2023 with the exhibition "Escaping the Dichotomy". The labyrinthine element in the incredibly detailed, finely chiseled drawings by Christian Pilz and the complex architecturally constructed structures in the works of the painter Ab van Hanegem make this exhibition extremely eventful.

 

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to present sculptures and paintings of the artists Francisco Rozas (Chile), Gonzalo Reyes Araos (Chile) und Claudia Desgranges (Germany) at Paper Positions Berlin 2023.

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to present the exhibition of photographer Ute Schendel (born 1948 in Berlin, lives in Basel) during the European Month of Photography EMOP 2023. 

Galerie Gilla Loercher | Contemporary Art is very pleased to present the second solo exhibition by the Cologne based painter Claudia Desgranges. Her work refers to an examination of abstract modernism, minimalism, abstract expressionism and color field painting. Her recent works will be on display.

Galerie Gilla Loercher | Contemporary Art is very pleased to present the second solo exhibition of Chilean artist Gonzalo Reyes Araos at the gallery. The exhibition comprises a selection of works created in 2022; they were issued from the last two years of research as part of a creative process of long-range and varied formats. 



 

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to present a spacial drawing of mexican artist Vanessa Enriquez (born 1973).

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to participate in POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair 2022 and to present paintings by Claudia Zweifel (CH), Simone Strasser (D) and Joanna Jones (UK) as well as sculptures and collages by Iris Musolf (D). Please visit us at: Booth C 13, Hangar 6.

French artist John Cornu (*1976) works with an aesthetic inherited from minimalism and modernism (monochromy, seriality, modularity), while maintaining a strong relation to context (historical, architectural, societal) and a form of contemporary romanticism (a penchant for degradation, blindness, violence, and destruction). Whether sculptural, pictorial, or installation-based, they blend paradoxical forces, setting up a multiplicity of meanings and readings.

French artist John Cornu works with an aesthetic inherited from minimalism and modernism (monochromy, seriality, modularity), while maintaining a strong relation to context (historical, architectural, societal) and a form of contemporary romanticism (a penchant for degradation, blindness, violence, and destruction).



 

Galerie Gilla Loercher is thrilled to present a exhibition of the British painter Joanna Jones (born 1945). On view are recent paintings (2020/2021) from the series "It cut through blood".

We are pleased to present the paper sulptures of Francisco Rozas at the art fair Paper Positions Berlin 2022. The artist constructs big, fragile, geometric objects, that oscillate between flatness and three-dimensionality. Art fair location: Deutsche Telekom Hauptstadtrepräsentanz, Französische Straße 33 a – c, 10117 Berlin

Galerie Gilla Loercher is pleased to present the second solo exhibition of painter Simone Strasser at the gallery. Small to medium-sized works that were created between 2020 and 2021 will be on display.

Galerie Gilla Loercher is excited to present the 12st one-single-artwork-show. One view: a painting by Ivan Liovik Ebel. 1 artist | 1 artwork | 1 week. Bildberachtung. Let´s talk about art. 

Galerie Gilla Loercher is thrilled to present the third solo show by French artist Capucine Vandebrouck. "Radiants extended" comprises several works by the artist, in which the image carrier material used reacts strongly to light and changes iridescent in all rainbow colors when the viewer moves and thereby transforms the entire room.

Galerie Gilla Lörcher is very pleased to present a gorgeous artwork by French artist Capucine Vandebrouck during the 11th One-single-artwork-show starting on 9 December 2021. 



The exhibition format follows the parameters: 

1 artist, 1 artwork, 1 week. 

Back to the roots. Bildbesprechung. Let´s talk about art.



 

Galerie Gilla Lörcher is very pleased to present the 10th One-single-artwork-show as of 25 November 2021. Artist: Ab van Hanegem



The exhibition format follows the parameters: 

1 artist, 1 artwork, 1 week. 

Back to the roots. Bildbesprechung. Let´s talk about art.



 

Galerie Gilla Lörcher is very pleased to present the 9th One-single-artwork-show as of 11 November 2021: British artist Joanna jones

The exhibition format follows the parameters: 

1 artist, 1 artwork, 1 week. Back to the roots. Bildbesprechung. Let´s talk about art.

Open: Wed-Sat 3-6 pm and by appointment

Galerie Gilla Loercher is very pleased to present the third solo show of artist Claudia Zweifel.  She showed her work a.o. at: KW Institute for Contemporary Art (Berlin); Kunstmuseum Luzern (Schweiz); Kunstverein Schwäbisch Hall; Kunsthalle CCA Andratx (Mallorca); Sammlung Falckenberg/Deichtorhallen (Hamburg); Kunstverein Schaufenster (Düsseldorf) and Galerie Gilla Loercher I Contemporary Art (Berlin).

Since 2013 Francisco Rozas (born 1980) is concentrating on the construction of big, fragile, geometric objects, that oscillate between flatness and three-dimensionality. "If you lived here, you'd be disappointed" is the Chilean artist's forth solo show at Galerie Gilla Loercher. Rozas presents his recent work and objects.

3D online viewing tour at: 

​https://www.artland.com/exhibitions/if-you-lived-here-youd-be-disappoin…

Video at: 

https://vimeo.com/560547055

Since 2013 Francisco Rozas (born 1980) is concentrating on the construction of big, fragile, geometric objects, that oscillate between flatness and three-dimensionality. "If you lived here, you'd be disappointed" is the Chilean artist's forth solo show at Galerie Gilla Loercher. Rozas presents his recent work and objects.

3D online viewing tour at: 

​https://www.artland.com/exhibitions/if-you-lived-here-youd-be-disappoin…

Video at: 

https://vimeo.com/560547055

3D Online Viewing https://www.artland.com/galleries/galerie-gilla-loercher

Ab van Hanegem (born 1960) studied at Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten St. Joost (Breda, NL) and at Rijksacademie (Amsterdam, NL). His showed his work at Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; Drawing Center New York; Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven; Kunsthalle Recklinghausen and at Clemens Sels Museum, Neuss a.o. The solo show at Galerie Gilla Loercher presents the artist's recent paintigs.

SMALL WONDERS 3D tour: https://www.artatberlin.com/portfolio-item/small-wonders-group-show-gal…

works by 18 artists. The exhibition directs the focus to everything that art has to offer: inspiration, joy, stimulation, pausing, expanding awareness, a fresh look at what is supposedly known, (...), moments of happiness, inner peace, amusement, amusement, irony, joke, oh ... and so many little miracles.