Galerie Thomas Schulte is pleased to present the group exhibition “Pictorial Resonance”. In a collaborative effort of Fabian Marcaccio and Jonas Weichsel, the show brings together a diverse selection of painterly positions, united by the primary preoccupation to investigate and critically renegotiate the possibilities of painting today. Alongside paintings by Marcaccio and Weichsel, the exhibition includes works by Polly Apfelbaum, Kerstin Brätsch, Marieta Chirulescu, Paul Czerlitzki, Friederike Feldmann, Wade Guyton, Toulu Hassani, Nancy Haynes, Jürgen Krause, Jonathan Lasker, Iulia Nistor, Blinky Palermo, David Reed, Pieter Vermeersch, and Dan Walsh. In the gallery’s Corner Space, a site-specific wall painting by Ernst Caramelle will be on view. 

Galerie Thomas Schulte presents “Naturphilosophie”, an exhibition of new works by David Hartt. For his second solo exhibition at the gallery, Hartt expands on an ongoing body of work, continuing his engagement with themes related to dominant systems of knowledge and representation, and corresponding processes of marginalization and displacement. Reproduced as photogravures or translated as tapestries, the works comprise images of plants photographed at various sites in northern Europe – in the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany. Bringing these peripheral, non-human agents into focus, the images reflect on how our environment, and the life present in it, has been shaped by human activity and ideals of the past – as well as their resonances today. 

The room looks empty and well it should, we’ve emptied it out, removed the loose signifiers, the misleading flourishes of expressivity, and the garish color of mystic systems. To occupy space is after all a political act and we’re not going anywhere once you’ve invited us in.  We’ll pierce the walls like infrastructure, mixing our DNA into the fabric of the space, we’ll create recombinant hybrid structures that barricade the doors and manifest a barbed perimeter. We’ll make ruthless and contaminated things, as they are, in their actuality, anchored against semantic drift.

Vertical, as in right-side up or upside down. It may be a matter of perspective; a position in relation to something else. The title of Paco Knöller’s exhibition, “Senkrecht durch den Augenblick (Vertically through the Moment)”, indicates a direction, a relationship, a motion – a moving through. 

In “Narrativas Circulares”, Galerie Thomas Schulte presents an installation of recent works by José Montealegre in the Corner Space and adjacent window front. 

In this year's last exhibition at Galerie Thomas Schulte, Leunora Salihu presents a selection of sculptural works and drawings, in which she renegotiates her themes of space, gravity, and abstraction. 

In "Medieval Neon", Galerie Thomas Schulte presents two expansive light installations by Bethan Huws in the gallery’s Corner Space and adjacent front room. 

Galerie Thomas Schulte presents Fabian Marcaccio: Flex-Paintants⁠—the artist’s fifth solo exhibition with the gallery⁠—featuring new sculptural "Flex-Paintants" in the main space, and digital "Animation Paintants" in the Corner Space. 

Galerie Thomas Schulte is pleased to present the second exhibition of sculptures and works on paper by Fred Sandback. Interactive and transparent as they are, his sculptures, which are made of yarn stretched between two fixed points, are basically outlines that develop their presence in space and can be physically experienced – as "a drawing that is habitable”, as Sandback once said.

Once, Rebecca Horn placed her Peacock Machine inside a classicist temple on an island in a park. The artist created this large mechanical sculpture in 1982 for documenta 7 in Kassel. For the 40th anniversary, the artwork will be on display in the Corner Space of Galerie Thomas Schulte. 

Julian Irlinger presents his second solo exhibition at Galerie Thomas Schulte with A Smile with One Tooth. The work is based on his correspondence with the owner and heiress of the monument-protected Tuteur House, the exhibition space and seat of the gallery, and her husband. 

In a multi-part installation conceived for Galerie Thomas Schulte’s Corner Space, Jonas Weichsel presents 30 new paintings from his Interstellar Paintings series. The series is the latest iteration of Weichsel’s intensive color explorations, in which he meticulously mixes, composes and arranges color to form complex relationships–­–here, resulting in a continuous, immersive spatial gradient. 

In the new exhibition Oblivion by Iris Schomaker at Galerie Thomas Schulte, the artist presents her most recent series of works on paper. Her unframed large-scale works depict landscapes, figures, and animals. The motifs serve to reproduce a specific atmosphere, for which Schomaker has developed her very own formal and pictorial language. 

Galerie Thomas Schulte is pleased that Franka Hörnschemeyer has accepted an invitation to present her work at the gallery for the second time. This autumn’s exhibition divides the space into two spheres: on the ground of the Corner Space, the artist has erected one of her spatial sculptures made of rusty-red lattice walls that partition the space. Her work, "Transponder 1121", hovers above the sculpture, suspended from the gallery’s nine-meter-high ceiling.

Galerie Thomas Schulte is very pleased that Abraham Cruzvillegas has accepted the invitation to realize a new site-specific work for the gallery to first be presented during Art Week Berlin 2021. The colorful installation "Unbetiteltes Tautologisches Selbstportrait" stretches across the two nine-meter high walls of the Corner Space and consists of boxes of shapes and sizes the bottoms of which are painted in thirty-four different color hues.

Galerie Thomas Schulte is very pleased that Abraham Cruzvillegas has accepted the invitation to realize a new site-specific work for the gallery to first be presented during Art Week Berlin 2021. The colorful installation "Unbetiteltes Tautologisches Selbstportrait" stretches across the two nine-meter high walls of the Corner Space and consists of boxes of shapes and sizes the bottoms of which are painted in thirty-four different color hues.

Galerie Thomas Schulte is showing two new sculptures by Richard Deacon. The two large-scale works in stainless steel with the ambiguous title "Fourfold Way" belong to a series of skeletal sculptures on which the British sculptor has been working since around 2008.