Vernissage / Dittrich & Schlechtriem
Thursday 25th June – 6pm until 8pm
Asger Carlsen’s intoxicating prints ooze sensuous materiality within a complex compositional framework both surreal and sublime. With Drawings from the Hand Carlsen’s new work pushes the boundaries of montage while maintaining a simulated distance both alluring and aloof.
Dittrich & Schlechtriem // Tucholskystraße 38 10117 Berlin
Vernissage / Deutsches Historisches Museum
Thursday 25th June – 6:30pm
Spice up your Berlin art weekend with an exhibition exploring more than 150 years of LGBT history, politics, and culture through the work of Monica Bonvicini, Louise Bourgeois, Heather Cassils, Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset, Nicole Eisenman, Lotte Laserstein, Lee Lozano, Jeanne Mammen, Zanele Muholi, Henrik Olesen and Andy Warhol. Engaging, elucidating, enriching, and enticing, this spectacular show fires on all cylinders.
Deutsches Historisches Museum // Unter den Linden 2 10117 Berlin
Vernissage / Żak | Branicka
Friday 26th June – 6pm until 9pm
Presenting conceptual, artfully curated selections from a provactive group of avant-garde artists, The Admirable Number Pi combines critical nuance and aesthetic diversity with profound grace. Cool, coherent, and artfully provocative, The Admirable Number Pi is the perfect way to round out a weekend of cultural exploration.
Żak | Branicka // Lindenstaße 35, 10969 Berlin
Vernissage / Galerie Nagel Draxler
Friday 26th June – 7pm until 10pm
The decadent minimal work of Mirjam Thomann toys with the sculptural tradition of lines in space through playful geometric installations that shape and recast the viewer’s experience of place. Engaging color as well as composition, line as well as shape, Thomann’s work tweaks the traditional abstract-modern enterprise to stunning effect.
Galerie Nagel Draxler // Weydingerstraße 2/4, 10178 Berlin
Vernissage / König Galerie
Friday 26th June – 7pm
Some collaborations are simply to powerful to contain within the bonds of a single performance. Finish off your Berlin art weekend with trip to König Galerie and relive the collaboration between Ragnar Kjartansson and indie-rock sensation The National for a sonic experience you won’t soon forget.
König Galerie // Alexandrinenstraße 118-121, 10969 Berlin
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