Gutshaus Steglitz
The municipal gallery in Gutshaus Steglitz is housed in a listed neoclassical building, and the four exhibition rooms retain the character of its original purpose. The focus is on international painting in keeping with the atmosphere of the building. Gutshaus
Bärenzwinger
A former bear enclosure in Mitte, once home to bears belonging to the city of Berlin, has been a municipal exhibition venue for site-specific contemporary art since September 2017.
Galerie Nord | Kunstverein Tiergarten
in Turmstraße has developed into a vibrant centre for contemporary art between Akademie der Künste and Hamburger Bahnhof.
Galerie Wedding — Raum für zeitgenössische Kunst
North of Chausseestraße, in the midst of a strongly urban, multicultural neighbourhood, Galerie Wedding is housed on the ground-floor of the glass-fronted Town Hall.
galerie weisser elefant
galerie weisser elefant in Berlin’s Scheunenviertel is one of the most popular locations for emerging artists.
Ruine der Franziskaner Klosterkirche
Former Franciscan monastery church ruins are one of the final remaining testaments to Berlin’s founding history, and one of the most important architectural monuments in the city to be opened to the public and used as a site for cultural events.
Schloss Biesdorf
The municipal gallery at the listed Biesdorf Palace presents temporary exhibitions of contemporary art on relevant social themes, often with a focus on urban space.
Kommunale Galerie Berlin
is a forum for contemporary art in the municipality of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf where exhibitions and events have been held since 1974. The functional two-floor exhibition area offers space for photography, painting, graphics, installations and performance. The work of Berlin-based artists receives special attention and the focus of the exhibition programme is artistic photography.
Galerie im Turm
focuses on solo exhibitions primarily by artists living in Berlin. Located in the north tower of Frankfurter Tor, the gallery shows various artistic media.
Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien
shows thematically focused group exhibitions in dialogue with contemporary art.
projektraum alte feuerwache
presents socio-cultural and artistic projects in co-operation with local artists, municipal partners and volunteer organisations.
Galerie 100
presents contemporary painting, graphics and sculpture primarily by Berlin artists
Galerie im Kulturhaus Karlshorst
has photography as a focus.
Mies van der Rohe Haus
is dedicated to presenting the architecture and heritage of classical modernism. National and international contemporary art is exhibited with a particular focus on conceptual art, minimalism, concrete art and installations.
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exhibits thematic group shows, is the promotion of young Berlin artists through the presentation of work from Lichtenberg Studios, BLO-Ateliers and others.
studio im HOCHHAUS
has an interdisciplinary approach and shows thematic exhibitions in which the diversity of cultures is the focus.
Galerie im Körnerpark
has presented nationally and internationally successful contemporary artists since 1983. The elongated hall of the neo-baroque orangery, with its high windows and picturesque view of the park, offers a special backdrop for artistic disciplines.
Galerie im Saalbau
sees itself as an ‘On-site Gallery’. Every year, three of six annual exhibitions are explicitly awarded to Neukölln artists by an independent jury.
Galerie Pankow
has existed for sixty years and is one of the oldest municipal galleries in Berlin. Its exhibitions and events deal with current trends in contemporary art.
Galerie Parterre Berlin
links art in Berlin with recent art history and national approaches. The inner logic of the exhibition and event programme and the intergenerational approach enable the exhibiting artists to present of their work in a larger context.
GalerieETAGE im Museum Reinickendorf
presents art exhibitions and regional historic exhibitions. There is an emphasis on the exhibition of works from the estates of artists such as Georg Schlicht and Martin Stekker, as well as exhibitions by artists with a connection to the district.
Rathaus-Galerie Reinickendorf
has been a municipal gallery continuously since the 1950s. Hannah Höch, who lived in the district since 1939, often presented her work here until her death in 1978.
Galerie Gotisches Haus
Gotisches Haus, one of the oldest buildings in the Berlin area, dates back to the fifteenth century. The program is focused on presenting works by regional artists with historical and (urban) social relevance.
Galerie Kulturhaus
Galerie im Kulturhaus is connected to a lively organization running countless cultural and social projects of all types.
Kommunale Galerie im Historischen Keller
The Historische Keller (Historical Cellar) dates from the early 16th century and provides a unique architectural framework for exhibitions of contemporary art.
Zitadelle Spandau — ZAK Center for Contemporary Art, Old Barracks
The extensively renovated, 19th century Old Barracks opened in 2016. It offers exhibition spaces for fine arts and interdisciplinary projects across two floors with a total area of over 2500 square meters, making it one of the largest municipal galleries in Berlin.
Schwartzsche Villa
focussing on painting, but it is increasingly open to other disciplines. A juried, themed exhibition is held once a year.
GALERIE im TEMPELHOF MUSEUM
A core focus of the curatorial work is artistic photography, for which an annual stipend is awarded. The municipality also awards an annual art prize.
HAUS am KLEISTPARK
Co-operation with organisations such as Frauenmuseum Berlin, the Karl Hofer Gesellschaft, the Landesarchiv Berlin, the University of the Arts and the Aktiven Museum are an essential part of the concept.
Galerie Alte Schule Adlershof
In addition to outstanding artists of the district and city, international projects are regularly exhibited, allowing insights into current developments and trends in the art scene.
Haus am Kleistpark – Projektraum
The Projektraum (Project Room) was founded in 2015 as an experimental space that can be used flexibly and exploits the synergistic effect of projects in the large exhibition hall.