Berlin for Art Lovers
An Inspiring Gallery Tour in West Berlin
Art Market Expert Susanne Burmehl's Hidden Gems
Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf ranks among Berlin's top gallery districts. Nestled among the magnificent architecture, elegant boulevards, and vibrant neighbourhood life, an art scene thrives that garners international attention while also hosting numerous local wonders.
Art market expert Susanne Burmehl invites you to discover this unique world in an intentionally small and intimate group. As founder of the renowned art event "Charlottenwalk," she is a stalwart of Berlin's gallery scene, and knows the most significant addresses in West Berlin firsthand.
On this exclusive tour, you will visit select galleries that Susanne particularly values – venues that, away from the media hype, often quietly present the most interesting, cutting edge, and pioneering artistic perspectives, At the same time, you will gain insights into the mechanisms of the contemporary art market while enjoying the elegant neighbourhood of Charlottenburg.
Between gallery visits, you’ll take a relaxing coffee or aperitif break at one of the neighbourhood's popular Italian restaurants. Here you'll have time for conversation, questions, and sharing your impressions so far – and, weather permitting, a moment in the sun.
Off the Beaten Track: Three Hidden Gems
The meeting point is Galerie Bita Kolenda, a new and upcoming addition to Berlin's art scene. After a brief welcome and introductions, you will be immediately immersed in the world of contemporary art at this first venue.
The next stop is the long-established Galerie Brockstedt. For decades, it has remained a fixture in Berlin's art world, combining historical consistency with contemporary developments in style and technique.
After this, Galerie Friedmann-Hahn completes this triptych: specializing in painting and sculpture, and occasionally accompanied by jazz music, this will be a sensory experience that elevates you above a standard gallery experience.
Another Triptych: Three Galleries Where Cultures Collide
Refreshed, you will continue your stroll along Kantstrasse and arrive at the Anahita Sadighi Gallery. This space is renowned for combining traditional culture with contemporary art: shaped by the Persian roots of its founder, meaningful and stimulating dialogues emerge here between cultural perspectives and current social issues.
Just a few steps away, you'll find the iros.gallery. The Korean gallerist's concept is as simple as it is compelling: a rotating programme of changing exhibitions bring together Korean and European artistic perspectives. This results in surprising encounters and exciting artistic dialogues that will particularly appeal to younger audiences.
And finally, nestled in a courtyard lies the Michael Janssen Gallery – a true gem in Charlottenburg's art district. Its spacious rooms play host to a wide variety of artistic mediums: from painting and sculpture to installation art. Artist talks, readings, and complementary events facilitate direct dialogues between creator and created, providing a dialectical and stimulating environment.
A Fitting End to a Stimulating Day
Your day concludes back on Kantstrasse with a stylish shared dinner at the Japanese restaurant 893 Ryōtei. Behind its deliberately understated facade lies one of Berlin's most extraordinary and refined dining venues. Here, over premium Japanese cuisine, you will reflect on the day's experiences, deepen your conversations about art and culture, revisit each theme, and enjoy the elevated atmosphere of this exceptional establishment.
Personal Insights: Artistic and Culinary Delights
With this program, Susanne Burmehl opens doors to her personal favourites, inviting you to share her exclusive insights. The tour weaves novel art discoveries, insider knowledge of the Berlin art market, and a selected culinary experiences into an inspiring afternoon and evening in the heart of creative West Berlin. An ideal journey of discovery for art lovers, collectors, creatives, and anyone who wants to experience Berlin through the eyes of a renowned expert.
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4:30 hours
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