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Dorothée Nilsson Gallery will be closed from 23 December 2024 to 04 January 2025. Heartfelt thanks to our artists, collaborators, partners, and all our visitors. We wish you a joyful and restful holiday season, and a happy, prosperous new year!

Gerry Johansson receives the Prince Eugen Medal 2024

We are pleased to announce the new publication „Today is not possible“ by Marike Schuurman (Vexer Verlag, 2024). We are celebrating the book release with an exhibition of the artist’s work at our gallery in Berlin

Here is an article by Lisa Maria Scharf about the exhibition, published on 26 October 2024 in the Tagesspiegel: Testimony of a Fall by Yuken Teruya

Inka & Niclas‘ new Berlin show „Extensions“ is opening on 17 October 2024 at Haus am Kleistpark.

Gerry Johansson’s first solo exhibition in London opens on 19 September 2024 at Large Glass Gallery.

Jenny Brockmann is delivering an artist talk together with the Willms-Neuhaus Foundation.

The catalogue is released on occasion of the project BYPASS, which took place at the Goethe Institute, London, the Hearth Gallery, Cardiff, and documenta fifteen, Kassel.

„Only through a precise, structured, conceptual approach can photographs serve to create a visual language that can be read, understood and used to communicate by all.“

Brockmann’s work arises in the process of transdisciplinary discourses and collaborative methodologies. It is a tool that helps advance new enquiries and thought processes with an ethos of experimental discovery.

Sascha Weidner’s work will be part of the group exhibition „The World in My Hand“ at Alexander Tutsek Stiftung.

‘Jenny Magnusson’s ability to activate and transform what can be described as construction waste holds a measure of sorcery in which the dead objects are given life and agency.’

Julia Peirone will take part in the group exhibition „Disorders – Excerpts from the collection Antoine de Galbert“ with her video work „I am not blonde“.

Dorothée Nilsson Gallery is happy to invite you to the opening of the exhibition „being human, being material“, featuring works by Gerry Johansson and Andreas Johnen on March 9th, 4-7 pm.

Lotta Antonsson belongs to a generation of Swedish artists who emerged in the 1990s, inspired by post-structuralist theory and art exploring new media as it pertains to identity formation. For nearly three decades, her work has questioned the objectification of women with irony and self-distance.

Yuken Teruya and Linda Havenstein participate in the Bangkok Art Biennale 2020, which runs until January 31, 2021.