Galerie Poll Berlin

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.

Bettina von Arnim et al. at Esther Schipper, Berlin

Esther Schipper Gallery presents in a group exhibition titled “Twilight is a Place of Promise” works of 19 international artists, including Bettina von Arnim. The exhibition offers a perspective on the politics of image-making – persoal, social, political, historical – taking painting and the artists’ diverse approaches to the practice as its focus (29 June – 24 August 2024)

Maina-Miriam Munsky at the Museum of Prints and Drawings, Berlin

The special exhibition “(Un)seen Stories. Looking, Locating, Illuminating” at the Berlin Museum of Prints and Drawings focuses on objects with surprising (and often hidden) histories and provenances. The exhibition includes a drawing by Maina-Miriam Munsky, which was acquired at Galerie Poll in 2022. (31 May – 25 August 2024)

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)

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)