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Paint it all! 2
Recent painting from Berlin
Tamina Amadyar, nachtresidenz, 2021 – Abstraktes Gemälde einer quadratischen Form in grüner und blauer Farbe auf beige-farbenem Hintergrund.
© Tamina Amadyar
The exhibition “Paint it all! 2“ is a profession of love for the art of painting. “Painting it all” means more than describing what is or what might be. Artists raise new questions and shed surprising perspectives on art itself and on the world. Painting has deep roots in Berlin. Other places may have declared the art form dead but Berlin kept on painting – even when the city was divided, and even when the Wall came down. Engaging with colour, shape and space is a powerful way of exploring an attitude to our world, not least in the crisis-ridden 2020s.
As a sequel to the exhibition “Paint it all!” in 2022, this show presents recent acquisitions by the Berlinische Galerie. All painted in the last twenty years, works by eleven artists add new tones,
broaden the spectrum and demonstrate yet again that art from Berlin is diverse, accomplished and international.
The Artists
All the exhibits are from the Berlinische Galerie’s own collection. These works by Nevin Aladağ (*1972), Tamina Amadyar (*1989), Clara Brörmann (*1982), Jenny Brosinski (*1984), André Butzer (*1973), Harry Hachmeister (*1979), Andy Hope (Andreas Hofer) (*1963), Felix Kiessling (*1980), Gerwald Rockenschaub (*1952), Sandra Vásquez de la Horra (*1967) and Thomas Zipp (1966–2026) are now being displayed in the museum for the first time.
As a sequel to the exhibition “Paint it all!” in 2022, this show presents recent acquisitions by the Berlinische Galerie. All painted in the last twenty years, works by eleven artists add new tones,
broaden the spectrum and demonstrate yet again that art from Berlin is diverse, accomplished and international.
The Artists
All the exhibits are from the Berlinische Galerie’s own collection. These works by Nevin Aladağ (*1972), Tamina Amadyar (*1989), Clara Brörmann (*1982), Jenny Brosinski (*1984), André Butzer (*1973), Harry Hachmeister (*1979), Andy Hope (Andreas Hofer) (*1963), Felix Kiessling (*1980), Gerwald Rockenschaub (*1952), Sandra Vásquez de la Horra (*1967) and Thomas Zipp (1966–2026) are now being displayed in the museum for the first time.
Runtime: Fri, 26/02/2027 to Mon, 09/08/2027
Price info: Free admission for under 18s
Free admission for refugees
Happy Wednesday: 7,00 € admission for all on the 1st Wednesday of every month!
Price: €14.00
Reduced price: €7.00
Reduced price info: Reduced admission for visitors with severe disabilities + Free admission for one recognized accompanying person
Ticket cooperation Jewish Museum Berlin
Upon presenting a ticket from the Jewish Museum Berlin, we will grant you an admission discount. The same offer applies in reverse to temporary exhibitions at the Jewish Museum. Its permanent exhibition can be visited free of charge.
Free admission for refugees
Happy Wednesday: 7,00 € admission for all on the 1st Wednesday of every month!
Price: €14.00
Reduced price: €7.00
Reduced price info: Reduced admission for visitors with severe disabilities + Free admission for one recognized accompanying person
Ticket cooperation Jewish Museum Berlin
Upon presenting a ticket from the Jewish Museum Berlin, we will grant you an admission discount. The same offer applies in reverse to temporary exhibitions at the Jewish Museum. Its permanent exhibition can be visited free of charge.
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