The Buchmann Galerie is pleased to announce for the Gallery Weekend Berlin a new exhibition by Bettina Pousttchi in the Buchmann Box. Bettina Pousttchi shows new sculptures from the workgroup Vertical Highways, which were presented for the ... Read more →

Buchmann Galerie is pleased to announce the fifth solo exhibition of works by the British painter Clare Woods (born 1972, UK). The works in Clare Woods’ exhibition, If Not Now Then When, were painted in the build up ... Read more →

The term CUTOFF is used in many ways and means the point at which something stops but can also be used for a spatial description, for example, when talking about a shortcut to get to a ... Read more →

Tony Cragg once formulated perfectly that one can look at a landscape for hours, immerse oneself in it, without the possibility of touching it. The four artists in this exhibition, Balthasar Burkhard, Tony Cragg, Alberto Garutti, and ... Read more →

Buchmann Galerie is pleased to present Nigel Cooke's first solo exhibition at the gallery. Nigel Cooke (born 1973 in Manchester, UK, lives and works in Kent, UK) is one of the most prominent painters of his generation. His large-format ... Read more →

Buchmann Galerie is delighted to present new sculptures and drawings by Tony Cragg. In the main exhibition space, a monumental sculpture from the new series "Skulls," measuring 240 x 227 x 172 cm, makes a powerful impression with its ... Read more →

For his first solo exhibition at Buchmann Galerie, Jason Martin (*1970 Jersey, Channel Islands, UK) presents a group of new works facing the monumental painting Vertigo. Jason Martin is a painter whose work oscillates along the thin ... Read more →

The Buchmann Galerie Berlin is delighted to announce an exhibition with works by Martin Disler (1949–96).  In cooperation with The Estate of Martin Disler we are presenting large-format paintings which arose in the artist’s final creative ... Read more →

The Buchmann Galerie is delighted to present a solo exhibition of ceramic works by Martin Disler (1949, Seewen–1996, Geneva). Until his early death at the age of 47, Martin Disler was an irrepressible creator of superpersonal visual ... Read more →

The Buchmann Galerie is delighted to present a solo show with new works by British painter Fiona Rae (*1963 in Hong Kong, lives in London). In the last 25 years Fiona Rae has created an impressively ... Read more →

The current exhibition at Buchmann Box presents three early paintings by Daniel Buren (*1938 in Boulogne-Billancourt), dating from 1966 and 1969. These were key years in the artist’s oeuvre, years in which he reached his “degree ... Read more →

One of the oldest materials used for sculpture is ceramic, a material which also has a special relationship to the history of Berlin. Large areas of the city were built using ceramic bricks. Like other works ... Read more →

We congratulate Wolfgang Laib for receiving the 2015 Praemium Imperiale for sculpture! The Buchmann Gallery is delighted to present a series of new beeswax sculptures by Wolfgang Laib (b. 1950 in Metzingen, Germany), which the artist created ... Read more →

“Distance, between places and persons, is not a void to be filled for Garutti, but an invisible road that unites us, as long as we have the desire and the curiosity to walk down it.” (Francesco ... Read more →

The Buchmann Gallery is delighted to announce the second solo show of works by the British/American sculptor William Tucker (b. 1935 in Cairo, lives in Williamsburg, MA). In the 1970s, Tucker belonged to the highly influential circle ... Read more →

The Buchmann Galerie is pleased to announce an exhibition of new sculptures by Tony Cragg. Tony Cragg (b. 1949, lives and works in Wuppertal) is one of the most important sculptors of our time. His work testifies ... Read more →