Galerie Poll Berlin

Danja Akulin et al. at Museum MORE, Gorssel (Netherlands)
Titled “Size Matters – Monumental Drawing Now”, the museum is showing drawings on metre-long paper in a group exhibition to draw attention to the emancipation of this medium in recent decades. Included is a charcoal drawing by the artist Danja Akulin. (20 October 2024 to 2 February 2025, Opening: 19 October 2024, 3 pm)

Altschäfer, Negenborn et al. at Mittelrhein Museum Koblenz

The special exhibition “Dream Landscape – Nightmare Landscape“ will present new artistic positions in landscape painting from the last 25 years. Surreal dream landscapes will be on display alongside enigmatic mythical world designs. (12 October 2024 – 9 March 2025)

Matthias Beckmann at the Sundern-Sauerland Art Association

At the exhibition “Sundieren II. Matthias Beckmann. Layers of time”, the artist presents 71 drawings that were created on site in the old town of Sundern in June 2024. Early works by Matthias Beckmann from Sundern’s private collection and some of his animated films will also be on display. (30 September – 10 November 2024)

Jan Schüler in the Tres Punts Gallery, Barcelona

Parallel to the 10th Barcelona Gallery Weekend, the exhibition “German Landscape” opens in the Tres Punts Galeria. On display are works by the Düsseldorf artist Jan Schüler, who reflects in his paintings since 2015 the social and political circumstances in which he grew up. (19 September – 4 November 2024)

Gundula Schulze Eldowy et al. at the Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge

“Made in Germany? Art and Identity in a Global Nation” takes an unprecedented look at German art since 1980. The 20 artists represented in the exhibition span several generations, and their works – often made and remade over an extended period – address German history and identity. (13 September 2024 – 5 January 2025)

On 2 November 2024, curator Peter Murphy will give a lecture on the photo series “Berlin on a Dog’s Night” by Gundula Schulze Eldowy as part of the exhibition supplementary programs.

Markus Draper in the Albertinum, Dresden

The work “House near a Big Forest” by Markus Draper, which was purchased by the Dresden State Art Collections, can be seen in an exhibition of the same name at the Albertinum. In the illustrated podcast, a fly tells a fairy tale of the KGB’s links to reform movements in the Soviet Union. (17 May – 29 September 2024, extended until 16 March 2025)

Bettina von Arnim at the New National Gallery, Berlin

“Extreme Tension. Art between Politics and Society. Collection of the Nationalgalerie 1945-2000” will encompass key works from West and East Germany, Western Europe and the USA, and former Socialist countries. The works on display will come from the art informel movement and US-American color field painting, Pop art and Minimalism, as well as the conceptual art. (18 November 2023 – 28 September 2025)