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2025 marks the 21st edition of the Gallery Weekend. This year, 52 galleries are taking part in the event. They will present works by over 80 artists from more than 20 countries at 59 locations. Over the years, Gallery Weekend has developed into a top-selling event on the art market.

• With "Sculptures and Drawings", the Buchmann-Galerie is showing characteristic sculptures by the British-German artist Tony Cragg.
• For the Gallery Weekend, Galerie Barbara Thumm is presenting works by the artist Roméo Mivekannin from Côte d'Ivoire, among others. His paintings challenge his audience in a variety of ways to engage with pressing issues of the past and present.
• The Galerie BQ is showing the estate of the artist Ferdinand Kriwet. The main gallery serves as a showroom where visitors can view a selection of his artworks.
• At this year's Gallery Weekend, the Galerie Crone is showing works by US artist Anthony Goicolea. He combines an expressionist style with surreal elements and stands out in particular for his playful humor.
• New photographs by cult director Wim Wenders can be admired at Galerie Bastian.
• With his diverse use of film, video, photography, collage, installation and live performance, Cyprien Gaillard invites you to get to know his extraordinary cosmos. He is presenting his new film at Galerie Sprüth Magers for Gallery Weekend 2025.

The following galleries will take part in the Gallery Weekend 2025 (sorted by districts and with the names of the exhibiting artists in parentheses - subject to change):

Capitain Petzel (Monica Bonvicini), Galerie Guido W. Baudach (Hinako Miyabayashi), BQ (Daniel Baumann), Galerie Neu (SoiL Thornton), Galerie Eigen+Art (Cihan Çakmak, Nicola Samorì), Judin (Tom Anholt), Galerie Neugerriemschneider (Thomas Bayrle, Olafur Eliasson), psm (Almut Linde), Hua International (Tirdad Hashemi, Soufia Erfanian, Mahsa Saloor), Galerie Esther Schipper (Merikokeb Berhanu, Sun Yitian), Galerie Thomas Schulte (Marina Adams, Lena Henke, Jonas Weichsel), Sprüth Magers (Cyprien Gaillard, Michail Pirgelis), Dittrich & Schlechtriem (Zuzanna Czebatul), Schiefe Zähne (Phung-Tien Phan), Tanja Wagner (Šejla Kameri膰), Alexander Levy (Noémie Goudal), Galerie Levy (Daniel Spoerri), Nagel Draxler (Martha Rosler, Nadya Tolokonnikova), Nome (Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley), Barbara Wien (Jimmie Durham)

Ebensperger (Bonnie Camplin & Beatrice Brown, Julius Deutschbauer, Ludwig Schönherr), Galerie Barbara Thumm (Roméo Mivekannin), Galeria Plan B (Serban Savu), Buchmann Galerie (Tony Cragg), Galerie carlier/gebauer (Leonor Serrano Rivas), Galerie Konrad Fischer (Bernd & Hilla Becher), Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler (Klaudia Schifferle), Soy Capitán (Melissa Joseph), Klemm's (Leelee Chan), Galerie Nordenhake (Spencer Finch), Trautwein Herleth (Puppies Puppuies), Sweetwater (Megan Plunkett)

Galerie Buchholz (Anne Imhof), Crone (Anthony Goicolea), Contemporary Fine Arts Galerie (Tobias Spichtig), Galerie Michael Haas (Arnulf Rainer), Mehdi Chouakri (Sylvie Fleury, Charlotte Posenenske), Meyer Riegger (Horst Antes), Kunsthandel Wolfgang Werner (Gruppenausstellung), Lars Friedrich (Sydney Schrader), Galerie Friese (Dieter Krieg), Max Hetzler (Leilah Babirye, Sergey Kononov, Thomas Struth), Société (Marianna Simnett), Michael Werner (Frank Auerbach), Wentrup (Jenny Brosinski)

Chert Lüdde (Álvaro Urbano, Patrizio di Massimo), Molitor (Diane Severin Nguyen), Noah Klink (Sebastian Jefford), Kow Berlin (Hudinilson Jr.), Heidi (Benjamin Lallier)

Galerie Bastian (Wim Wenders)