PREVIEW

Frau.Macht.Kunst June 13 – August 2, 2025
With FRAU.MACHT.KUNST., we are showing four internationally established female artists who formulate their views on society, the body and identity in a powerful and independent way.
The Italian artist RABARAMA (IT) is known for her impressive figurative sculptures, whose surfaces are covered with symbolic patterns and signs. Her works resemble decoded body maps – enigmatic, expressive and deeply human.
The color-intensive installations by MONIKA RADHOFF-TROLL (D) can also be seen again in our gallery. Her striking wall sculptures made from recycled plastic combine ecological expressiveness with visual energy – a statement for sustainability and creative independence.
In her expressive linoleum prints and paintings, MAAYKE SCHUITEMA (NL) explores female identity and social roles. Her hybrid technique between painting, drawing and printmaking creates strong, immediate visual worlds.
For the first time, we are exhibiting works by JOSEPHINE SAGNA (D/SEN). In her performances, photographs and installations, she combines themes such as the body, memory and belonging. Her works open up powerful spaces for empowerment and self-positioning.
We look forward to your visit.
CURRENT

Alexander Höller DEMONS May 9 – June 7, 2025
With his new series “Demons”, which will be shown for the first time in Munich in May 2025, Alexander Höller is planning major exhibitions worldwide. He spent almost three years working on this series, which reflects a deep personal turning point in his life.
Alexander said:
“Demons have accompanied me all my life and I have often struggled with them. But I have never let them bring me to my knees.”
The vision behind the series is clear: everyone has their own fears and demons. It is important to face them, talk about them and deal with them openly and consciously. In a world where we all want or are expected to be perfect, inner struggles and suppressed fears often lead to severe depression and other serious illnesses.
Let us all deal more openly and consciously with our own fears and those of our fellow human beings. That way, together we can step out of the darkness into the light.
Alexander’s “Demons” paintings symbolize this struggle – the journey from darkness to light, overcoming fears and inner demons.
We look forward to your visit.