until 02.11.
The World: A Moment in Time.
Allan McCollum.
Print, Work on Paper, Installation.
Repro
"The World: A Moment in Time",
Allan McCollum,
2024,
1,200 inkjet prints on paper, Photo:
GRAYSC.DE
With The World: A Moment in Time (2024), Allan McCollum revisits his sweeping, poignant installation Each and Every One of You (2004) – marking the occasion of the work’s 20th anniversary. Presented by Galerie Thomas Schulte for the first time in Germany, the new work takes a more expansive view, adapting to shifts in the geo-political landscape and societal discourses of the two decades since its initial conception.
Like its predecessor, The World: A Moment in Time comprises 1200 framed digital prints, each containing a different given name. It departs from the first iteration, however, in two significant ways. For the original work, McCollum drew on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, compiling names commonly used in the country at the time and breaking them up according to the 600 most popular female names and the 600 most popular male names. In contrast, the new work is a collection of the most common names worldwide and forgoes distinctions based on gender – resultantly absent of binary classifications or any other breakdown into discrete categories. Within this constellation, the prominent occurrence of names, for example, of Chinese, Hispanic, Indian, or Muslim origin, also visualizes current demographic statistics. In updating the work in this way, McCollum reflects on its place in an increasingly global society, while considering topics of inclusivity within the contemporary art context in which it is situated – and beyond.
until 02.11.
Concert of Sighs.
Rebecca Horn.
Sculpture, Installation.
Repro
"Concert of Sighs",
Rebecca Horn,
1997, Photo:
Attilio Maranzano
until 02.11.
Cosima zu Knyphausen:Maestra.
Cosima zu Knyphausen. (Galerie Thomas Schulte: Potsdamer Straße 81B, 10785 Berlin)
Painting.
Repro
inquietud,
Cosima zu Knyphausen,
2022,
Ink, pastel, acrylic and vinyl paint on fabric,
19 x 27 cm, Photo:
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin
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Past
29.06. – 24.08.
Behold the Lowly Vessel.
Robert Mapplethorpe.
Fotografie
29.06. – 24.08.
About us.
Richard Deacon.
Drawing, Sculpture.
Galerie Thomas Schulte is pleased to present Richard Deacon’s upcoming exhibition "About Us” in the Corner Space. The show brings together the artist’s fundamental mediums of drawing and sculpture, featuring two works: an almost life-size steel sculpture along with an intricate black and white wall drawing. While both works showcase his mastery of materials and mediums, they also offer a unique glimpse into two decades of Deacon’s analytical form language and innovative artistry.
27.04. – 15.06.
New Edinburgh Encyclopedia, 1825.
Matt Mullican.
Sculpture, Installation.
Repro
"Matt Mullican. Mapping the World – 50 Years of Work", Installation view, Kunsthalle St. Annen, Lübeck, Germany,
Matt Mullican,
2022, Photo:
Fred Dott
16.03. – 13.04.
Barricade / Berlin.
Angela de la Cruz.
Sculpture, Installation.
Repro
Barricade (Chairs),
Angela de la Cruz,
2023,
Armchair,
101 x 100 x 97 cm | 39 3/4 x 39 3/8 x 38 1/4 in
27.01. – 02.03.
Pictorial Resonance.
Gruppenausstellung.
Jonas Weichsel, Dan Walsh, Pieter Vermeersch, David Reed, Blinky Palermo, Iulia Nistor, Fabian Marcaccio, Jonathan Lasker, Jürgen Krause, Nancy Haynes, Toulu Hassani, Wade Guyton, Friederike Feldmann, Paul Czerlitzki, Marieta Chirulescu, Ernst Caramelle, Kerstin Brätsch, Polly Apfelbaum.
Painting, Print, Work on Paper, Drawing, Mixed.
Repro
Ohne Titel,
Toulu Hassani,
2022,
Acryl, Feinminenstift und Öl auf Leinwand,
40 x 30 cm, Photo:
Volker Crone
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.
04.11.2023 – 23.12.2023
Naturphilosophie.
David Hartt.
Print, Textile art.
Repro
The Garden (Arctium Iappaceum, Glechoma hederacea, Aegopodium podagraia, Taraxacum officinale, Silene dioica / Heemstede, Netherlands / May 24, 2023),
David Hartt,
2023,
Tapestry: mounted on linen, wood stretcher, aluminum frame, Edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof,
203 x 305 cm | 79 7/8 x 120 1/8 in, Photo:
Mathias Schormann
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.
04.11.2023 – 23.12.2023
Semantic Drift.
Curated by David Hartt.
fields harrington, David L. Johnson.
Sculpture.
Repro
Surreptitious Spread (Ventilation Series) ,
fields harrington,
2023,
Aluminum Round Air Duct and hardware,
17 x 20 x 19 cm | 6 3/4 x 7 7/8 x 7 1/2 in
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.
14.09.2023 – 21.10.2023
Root.
Willem de Rooij.
Sculpture.
Repro
Root XXVI,
Willem de Rooij,
2023,
Archival pigment print,
35 × 35 cm
14.09.2023 – 21.10.2023
Norte Abierto.
Juan Uslé.
Painting.
Repro
Noviembre,
Juan Uslé,
2022,
Vinyl dispersion and dry pigment on canvas,
198 x 112 cm | 78 x 44 1/8 in
23.06.2023 – 19.08.2023
The Temptation to Exist.
Alfredo Jaar.
Painting, Print, Sculpture, Fotografie.
Repro
Gesamtkunstwerk,
Alfredo Jaar,
1988 / 2018,
Lightbox with vinyl mounted on plexiglass, Photo:
Nobutada Omote
28.04.2023 – 10.06.2023
Mother Tongue.
Marina Adams.
Painting.
Repro
Stanleys Repetoire,
Marina Adams,
2022,
Oil and acrylic on canvas,
78 x 68 in. | 198 x 172.7 cm
18.03.2023 – 15.04.2023
Four Winds.
Angela de la Cruz, Richard Deacon, Franka Hörnschemeyer, Hamish Fulton.
Painting, Print, Sculpture.
Repro
Mini Nothing (Cracked) (Turquoise/Navy),
Angela de la Cruz,
2014/2018,
Oil and acrylic on canvas,
12 x 26 x 23 cm | 4 3/4 x 10 1/4 x 9 in
04.02.2023 – 11.03.2023
Senkrecht durch den Augenblick.
Paco Knöller.
Painting.
Repro
unter mir der himmel (Detail),
Paco Knöller,
2022,
Oil crayon and lacquer on wood,
120 × 336 × 6 cm, Photo:
Jochen Littkemann
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.
04.02.2023 – 11.03.2023
Narrativas Circulares.
José Montealegre.
Painting, Sculpture.
Repro
Love is a Forest of Its Own Making,
José Montealegre,
2023,
Plexiglass, wood, sheet metal, plastic tape, Paginá XX, Photo:
Mathias Schormann
In “Narrativas Circulares”, Galerie Thomas Schulte presents an installation of recent works by José Montealegre in the Corner Space and adjacent window front.
10.12.2022 – 28.01.2023
Medieval Neon.
Bethan Huws.
Sculpture, Textile art.
Repro
Monkeys,
Bethan Huws,
2021,
Neon mounted on Plexiglas and aluminium, transformers, Photo:
Charles Duprat, Paris, Copyrights 2022 Bethan Huws and BildKunst, Bonn
In "Medieval Neon", Galerie Thomas Schulte presents two expansive light installations by Bethan Huws in the gallery’s Corner Space and adjacent front room.
10.12.2022 – 28.01.2023
Leunora Salihu.
Painting, Print, Sculpture.
Repro
Installation view of the exhibition of Leunora Salihu at Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden, Wuppertal, 2021 ,
Leunora Salihu, Photo:
Dejan Saric
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.
29.10.2022 – 03.12.2022
Fabian Marcaccio: Flex-Paintants.
Fabian Marcaccio.
Painting, Sculpture, Media Art.
Repro
The Mothership,
Fabian Marcaccio,
2022,
Video
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.
17.09.2022 – 22.10.2022
Kiki Smith
11.06.2022 – 20.08.2022
The Peacock Machine .
Rebecca Horn.
Sculpture.
Repro
Pfauenmaschine (Peacock Machine),
Rebecca Horn,
1982,
Aluminum, steel, motor,
h = 200, Ø 560 cm | h = 78 3/4, Ø 220 1/2 in, Photo:
Stefan Haehnel
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.
11.06.2022 – 20.08.2022
Fred Sandback.
Print, Sculpture.
Repro
Untitled (Sculptural Study, Mikado),
Fred Sandback,
1993 / 2019,
Yarn,
Spatial relationships established by the artist; dimensions vary with each installation
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.
23.04.2022 – 04.06.2022
Works: 1970 - 1973.
Allan McCollum.
Sculpture.
Repro
Susan Holtz,
Allan McCollum,
1971,
Canvas, dye, boat caulking,
228,6 x 228,6 cm, Photo:
Courtesy of Allan McCollum and Petzel, New York
23.04.2022 – 04.06.2022
Your Fate.
a collaborative project.
Allan McCollum, Matt Mullican.
Sculpture
19.02.2022 – 09.04.2022
A Smile with One Tooth.
Julian Irlinger.
Fotografie, Mixed.
Repro
Corner Shop Window, Shopping Centre Kersten & Tuteur, from the book Berliner Architekturwelt, Ed. 16, 1914, p. 145, Photo:
Unbekannter Fotograf
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.
19.02.2022 – 09.04.2022
Interstellar.
Jonas Weichsel.
Painting, Sculpture.
Repro
Interstellar (Detail),
Jonas Weichsel,
2022, Photo:
Jonas Weichsel
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.
27.11.2021 – 05.02.2022
Noise Sphere.
Franka Hörnschemeyer.
Sculpture.
Repro
Transponder 121,
Franka Hörnschemeyer,
2021,
installation at the Philara Foundation , Photo:
Kai Werner Schmidt
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.
27.11.2021 – 05.02.2022
Oblivion.
Iris Schomaker.
Painting.
Repro
Untitled (the new day),
Iris Schomaker,
2021,
Watercolor and oil on paper,
framed: 172 x 242 cm | 67 3/4 x 95 1/4 in
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.
16.09.2021 – 13.11.2021
Unbetiteltes Tautologisches Selbstportrait.
Abraham Cruzvillegas.
Sculpture.
Repro
Unbetiteltes Tautologisches Selbstportrait,
Abraham Cruzvillegas,
2021, Photo:
Stefan Haehnel
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.
16.09.2021 – 13.11.2021
Unbetiteltes Tautologisches Selbstportrait.
Abraham Cruzvillegas.
Sculpture.
Repro
Unbetiteltes Tautologisches Selbstportrait,
Abraham Cruzvillegas,
2021, Photo:
Stefan Haehnel
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.
15.09.2021 – 13.11.2021
Fourfold Way.
Richard Deacon.
Sculpture.
Repro
Fourfold Way, Installationsanicht Galerie Thomas Schulte ,
Richard Deacon,
2021, Photo:
Stefan Haehnel
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.
17.07.2021 – 04.09.2021
Listen to me, little pig!
Maria Loboda.
Mixed
17.07.2021 – 04.09.2021
Vertrocknete Erde & gestreute Asche oder vertrocknete Erde & Vergrabenes Gold.
Dry Earth & Scattered Ashed or Dry Earth & Buried Gold.
LAWRENCE WEINER.
Sculpture
06.03.2021 – 17.04.2021
Hamish Fulton.
Painting, Sculpture, Fotografie
06.03.2021 – 17.04.2021
Richard Deacon.
Sculpture
16.01.2021 – 27.02.2021
Leunora Salihu
16.01.2021 – 27.02.2021
Línea Dolca 2008-2018, Irrefrenable.
Juan Uslé.
Painting, Fotografie
14.11.2020 – 23.12.2020
Albrecht Schnider.
Painting
14.11.2020 – 23.12.2020
Alfredo Jaar
09.09.2020 – 10.10.2020
Anton im Bastrock.
Michael Müller.
Painting, Sculpture.
Repro
Lage der Freiheit,
Michael Müller,
2019/2020,
Acrylfarbe, Gesso, Lack Farbe auf belgischer Leinwand und Plexiglas,
180 x 280
09.09.2020 – 10.10.2020
Bikini on Mars.
Michael Müller.
Painting, Sculpture.
Repro
Mentale Treibhölzer,
Michael Müller,
2020, Photo:
Stefan Haehnel
10.07.2020 – 29.08.2020
Jonas Weichsel
02.05.2020 – 27.06.2020
Rebecca Horn
14.03.2020 – 18.04.2020
Selected by Robert Wilson.
Robert Mappelthorpe
14.03.2020 – 18.04.2020
XYZ Portfolios.
Robert Mappelthorpe
26.10.2019 – 11.01.2020
Angela de la Cruz.
Sculpture
07.09.2019 – 19.10.2019
Idris Khan.
Fotografie
27.04.2019 – 29.06.2019
Twister Grande.
Alice Aycock.
Sculpture
27.04.2019 – 29.06.2019
Recent Paintings.
Jonathan Lasker.
Painting
29.09.2018 – 17.11.2018
Jonas Weichsel.
Painting
29.09.2018 – 17.11.2018
Alice Aycock, .
Painting, Sculpture
14.07.2018 – 15.09.2018
The Matter in Harmony.
Gruppenausstellung mit Künstlern der Galerie .
Richard Deacon, Angela de la Cruz, Julian Irlinger, Idris Khan, Jonathan Lasker, Fabian Marcaccio, Allan McCollum, Michael Müller, Albrecht Schnider, Jonas Weichsel.
Painting, Sculpture
27.01.2018 – 10.03.2018
Endless - Splay Anthem .
Stephen Willats, Alexey Vanushkin.
Painting, Print, Sculpture, Media Art
18.11.2017 – 13.01.2018
Seven Times. (Im Eckraum der Galerie // In the Corner Space)
Idris Khan.
Sculpture
18.11.2017 – 13.01.2018
Imagination of Matter.
Iris Schomaker.
Painting
14.09.2017 – 17.09.2017
art berlin - Fair for Modern and Contemporary Art (STATION BERLIN, Luckenwalder Str. 4 – 6, 10963 Berlin)
09.09.2017 – 04.11.2017
The Notion of Mutable Space.
Gordon Matta-Clark.
Sculpture, Fotografie
08.07.2017 – 26.08.2017
Negative Space.
David Hartt.
Sculpture, Fotografie, Media Art
29.04.2017 – 24.06.2017
Teil 18. Die Welt gibt es nicht!
(aus / mit „Garten der Freundschaft“).
Michael Müller.
Painting, Print, Sculpture, Fotografie, Performance
29.04.2017 – 24.06.2017
Teil 33 . Nachlaß zu Lebzeiten.
Michael Müller.
Painting, Print, Sculpture, Fotografie, Performance
18.02.2017 – 15.04.2017
People on Air.
João Penalva.
Sculpture, Fotografie
11.02.2017 – 15.04.2017
Shadows.
Alfredo Jaar.
Sculpture, Fotografie, Media Art
10.12.2016 – 28.01.2017
Looking at the Sun at Midnight SDO/NASA (Blue), 2010 - 2015.
Katharina Sieverding.
Fotografie, Media Art
10.12.2016 – 28.01.2017
You Don’t Need a Weatherman.
David Hartt, Julian Irlinger, Mark Lombardi, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Tris Vonna-Michell, Stephen Willats.
Print, Sculpture, Fotografie, Media Art
17.09.2016 – 05.11.2016
Die zu sein scheint, die bin ich.
Fotografien der 70er Jahre.
Birgit Jürgenssen, Cindy Sherman, Katharina Sieverding, Francesca Woodman.
Fotografie
06.10.2015 – 16.01.2016
The Shapes Project: Shapes Spinoffs.
Allan McCollum.
Sculpture
18.01.2010 – 22.02.2020
Haptic Feedback.
Walead Beshty, David Hartt, Carolyn Lazard, Maria Loboda, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Jean-Luc Moulène, Michael Müller, Julia Phillips, Wilmer Wilson IV.
Painting, Sculpture, Media Art