Participating galleries and artists 2026

Participating galleries and artists 2026

Gallery Weekend Berlin

February 19, 2026
Participating galleries and artists 2026
Gallery Weekend Berlin
May 1–3, 2026
www.gallery-weekend-berlin.de

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Gallery Weekend Berlin returns for its 22nd edition from May 1–3, 2026, once again highlighting the extraordinary international character of the city’s art scene. With 50 participating galleries presenting over 80 artistic positions across 63 locations, this year’s program will feature artists from more than 30 countries. New to the program in 2026 is the introduction of Perspectives, a rotating sector that expands the program with seven additional galleries and places a particular focus on ambitious exhibition projects and distinct artistic positions. 

Guided by its distinctive spirit, Gallery Weekend Berlin will present a diverse and dynamic program featuring renowned artists such as Petrit Halilaj (ChertLüdde), Daniel Buren (Konrad Fischer Galerie), Tauba Auerbach (Esther Schipper), Thomas Demand (Sprüth Magers), Yuji Agematsu (Galerie Buchholz), and Rodney McMillian (Capitain Petzel). Alongside these established figures, a strong selection of emerging artists will be presented, including Brook Hsu (Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler), Wynnie Mynerva (Société), Vivien Zhang (Galerie Max Hetzler), Travis MacDonald (Contemporary Fine Arts), and Brett Charles Seiler (Galerie EIGEN + ART). Interdisciplinary artists Stella Zhong (Trautwein Herleth) and Adam Gordon (Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi) will be exhibiting in Germany for the first time.

Younger galleries continue to strengthen their presence within the city’s art landscape with positions such as Lukas Quietzsch (Schiefe Zähne), Hanna Stiegeler (Sweetwater), Josefine Reisch & Miriam Umiń (Galerie Noah Klink), and Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili (Galerie Molitor). 

The new sector Perspectives is designed to spotlight the diversity of Berlin’s gallery scene through a rotating, curated selection of galleries invited each year to present outstanding artistic positions. The inaugural edition features a light intervention by James Turrell at max goelitz; new paintings by Katherine Bradford at Haverkampf Leistenschneider; a site-specific installation by Jiyoon Chung at Anton Janizewski; architecture-related sculptural works by Shinoh Nam at Mountains; an exhibition at Persons Projects examining the influence of Karl Benjamin’s Hard-Edge painting on the early conceptual photography of Grey Crawford; a focused selection of works by Giorgio Griffa at Walter Storms Galerie; and a cross-media presentation by Mark Barker at Shahin Zarinbal.

From Friday to Sunday, May 1–3, 2026, Gallery Weekend Berlin will once again present its talks series at the Neue Nationalgalerie and at Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart. Open to the public, the Gallery Weekend Art Talks will bring together participating artists, local art-world figures, and international curators and collectors.

Another returning format will take place at KaDeWe, where the department store’s ten display windows will be transformed into a 24/7 public exhibition. This year, curator Sebastian Hoffmann will focus on the kinetic and performative potential of the vitrines.

BASTIAN, Max Liebermann / Galerie Guido W. Baudach, Auto-Paragone (group show) / Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi, Adam Gordon / BQ, Philipp Gufler / Galerie Buchholz, Yuji Agematsu / Buchmann Galerie, Bernd Koberling / Capitain Petzel, Rodney McMillian / carlier I gebauer, Nida Sinnokrot; Luis in friendly company (group show) / ChertLüdde, Petrit Halilaj; Robert Rehfeldt / Contemporary Fine Arts, Travis MacDonald / CRONE, Franz West, Bruno Gironcoli / DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM, Monty Richthofen / EBENSPERGER, Göksu Kunak / Galerie EIGEN + ART, Brett Charles Seiler; Nils Ben Brahim / Konrad Fischer Galerie, Daniel Buren / Galerie Lars Friedrich, Sam Pulitzer / Galerie Friese, Slawomir Elsner / Galerie Michael Haas, D'après Manet (group show); Jean Dubuffet / Galerie Max Hetzler, Darren Almond; Vivien Zhang; The Self Assessed (group show) / Hua International, Qiu Ruixiang / Galerie Judin, Jorinde Voigt; Adam Lupton; Michael Sailstorfer / KLEMM’S, Juan Pablo Echeverri / Galerie Noah Klink, Josefine Reisch, Miriam Umiń / KOW, Candice Breitz / Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler, Brook Hsu / Tanya Leighton, Antonio Ballester Moreno / alexander levy, Anne Duk Hee Jordan / LEVY Galerie, Christiane Löhr / Meyer Riegger, Caroline Bachmann / Galerie Molitor, Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili / Galerie Nagel Draxler, Heimo Zobernig; Huang Rui / Galerie Neu, Counterplay (group show) / neugerriemschneider, Jorge Pardo; Pae White; perceptual territories – cut, split, layered (group show) / Galerie Nordenhake, John Zurier / Galeria Plan B, Marieta Chirulescu / PSM, Berni Searle / Schiefe Zähne, Lukas Quietzsch / Esther Schipper, Tauba Auerbach; Celeste Rapone / Galerie Thomas Schulte, Jonathan Lasker; Walid Raad; José Montealegre / Société, Wynnie Mynerva; Edi Rama / Soy Capitán, Camilla Steinum / Sprüth Magers, Thomas Demand; Robert Elfgen; Martine Syms / Sweetwater, Hanna Stiegeler / Galerie Barbara Thumm, Farkhondeh Shahroudi; Gülbin Ünlü / Trautwein Herleth, Stella Zhong / Galerie Tanja Wagner, Elisa Giardina Papa / WENTRUP, Sophie von Hellermann / Galerie Michael Werner, Markus Lüpertz / Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner, Willi Baumeister, Rudolf BellingBarbara Wien, Ingrid Wiener

Perspectives
max goelitz, James Turrell / Haverkampf Leistenschneider, Katherine Bradford / Anton Janizewski, Jiyoon Chung / Mountains, Shinoh Nam / Persons Projects, Karl Benjamin, Grey Crawford / Walter Storms Galerie, Giorgio Griffa / Shahin Zarinbal, Mark Barker

The list of artists was last updated on February 18, 2026, and remains subject to change.

The online journal at gallery-weekend-berlin.de provides the latest news, updates on current gallery exhibitions, and in-depth insights from the podcast series and artist portraits as well as the updated digital map, which will help visitors plan their visit. Social media (@galleryweekendberlin) will provide up-to-date content, including news, digital studio visits, gallery profiles, and exhibition tours.

Gallery Weekend Berlin is kindly supported by the Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Public Enterprises, BMW, Gucci, and Berliner Volksbank.