Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Fiona, 2023; Photo: Zaire Aranguren
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The Gallery Weekend Berlin is one of the leading events for contemporary art in Germany and invites visitors to take a tour of Berlin's creative scene.
2026 marks the 22nd edition of Gallery Weekend. Around 50 galleries participate, presenting works by over 80 artists from more than 20 countries. Over the years, Gallery Weekend has developed into a highly lucrative event on the art market.
In 2026, Gallery Weekend features a new section called "Perspectives." It focuses on the diversity of Berlin's gallery scene. Galleries are invited to present extraordinary exhibition projects and outstanding artistic positions. The selected galleries will change annually.
The following galleries will take part in the Gallery Weekend 2026 (sorted by districts and with the names of the exhibiting artists in parentheses - subject to change):
Capitain Petzel (Rodney McMillian), Galerie Guido W. Baudach (Auto-Paragone, group exhibition), BQ (Philipp Gufler), Galerie Neu (Counterplay, group exhibition), Galerie Eigen+Art (Brett Charles Seiler; Nils Ben Brahim), Judin (Jorinde Voigt; Adam Lupton; Michael Sailstorfer), Galerie Neugerriemschneider (Jorge Pardo; Pae White; perceptual territories – cut, split, layered), psm (Berni Searle), Hua International (Qiu Ruixiang), Galerie Esther Schipper (Tauba Auerbach; Celeste Rapone), Galerie Thomas Schulte (Jonathan Lasker; Walid Raad; José Montealegre), Sprüth Magers (Thomas Demand; Robert Elfgen; Martine Syms), Dittrich & Schlechtriem (Monty Richthofen), Schiefe Zähne (Lukas Quietzsch), Tanja Wagner (Elisa Giardina Papa), Alexander Levy (Anne Duk Hee Jordan), Galerie Levy (Christiane Löhr), Nagel Draxler (Heimo Zobernig; Huang Rui), Barbara Wien (Ingrid Wiener), Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi (Adam Gordon), Anton Janizewski (Jiyoon Chung) Mountains (Shinoh Nam), Walter Storms Galerie (Giorgio Griffa)
Ebensperger (Göksu Kunak), Galerie Barbara Thumm (Farkhondeh Shahroudi, Gülbin Ünlü), Galeria Plan B (Marieta Chirulescu), Buchmann Galerie (Bernd Koberling), Galerie carlier/gebauer (Nida Sinnokrot, Luis in friendly company, group exhibition), Galerie Konrad Fischer (Daniel Buren), Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler (Brook Hsu), Soy Capitán (Camilla Steinum), Klemm's (Juan Pablo Echeverri), Galerie Nordenhake (John Zurier), Trautwein Herleth (Stella Zhong), Sweetwater (Hanna Stiegeler)
Galerie Buchholz (Yuji Agematsu), Crone (Franz West, Bruno Gironcoli), Contemporary Fine Arts Galerie (Travis MacDonald), Galerie Michael Haas (group exhibition: D’après Manet: Jean Dubuffet), Meyer Riegger (Caroline Bachmann), Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner (Willi Baumeister, Rudolf Belling), Lars Friedrich (Sam Pulitzer), Galerie Friese (Slawomir Elsner), Max Hetzler (Darren Almond, Vivien Zhang, group exhibition: The Self Assessed), Société (Wynnie Mynerva, Edi Rama), Michael Werner (Markus Lüpertz), Wentrup (Sophie von Hellermann)
Chert Lüdde (Petrit Halilaj, Robert Rehfeldt), Molitor (Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili), Noah Klink (Josefine Reisch, Miriam Umiń), Kow Berlin (Candice Breitz), Tanya Leighton Gallery (Antonio Ballester Moreno)
Galerie Bastian (Max Liebermann)
All information is provided without guarantee and is subject to change.
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