Circle Culture Gallery

Motility IX, 2024, Ink and embroidery on canvas, 90x150cm by

This work showcases the intricate textures and vitality of colors which are main factors in the artistic creations of Morales. Her works expand past the canvas, growing into the spaces around them while emphasizing the physical presence of used materials.

Her works are on view as part of the duo exhibition 'Tactile Heritage' at our Berlin Gallery every Saturday from 1-5 pm or on appointment.

For more information or to receive a catalogue of works please contact [email protected]

U/P.2, 2024, oil on paper, mounted on wood
30 x 40 cm by Kanta Kimura (.kimura)

Kanta Kimura is a Japanese-German painter based in Berlin, known for his distinctive grid-like paintings that merge layered structures with intense coloring. Kimura’s technique involves applying oil paint and pigments on canvas using compressed air, either through his own breath or an air compressor. This method creates intricate patterns and textures, resulting in surfaces that, despite their three-dimensional appearance, are strikingly flat and level, almost as if printed.

His works are on view as a part of the duo exhibition “Tactile Heritage” at our Berlin Gallery every Saturday from 1-5 pm or on appointment.

For more information or to receive a catalogue of works please contact [email protected]

Below the tides A promise from above, 2024, rock pigment, indigo and charcoal on raw canvas, 110 x 140 cm by

Contact us for a private viewing of the entirety of his work at our Hamburg Gallery till 31.10.24

Installation views of our current duo exhibition 'Tactile Heritage' showcasing works by and .kimura. The exhibition is on view every Saturday from 1-5pm at our Berlin gallery located at Gipsstraße 11.

For more information or to receive a catalogue of the artists work please contact [email protected]

All pictures by Luca Girardinj ()

Thank you to everyone that attended the opening of 'Tactile Heritage' at our Berlin Gallery this Thursday. The program featured works of and .kimura who went in depth on their inspirations and techniques while in conversation with curator .von.haehling during the evening.

We also want to thank for providing a little taste of Mexico to make this an unforgettable night.

DM or contact [email protected] to receive the full catalogue of works.

Detail views of 'Tactile Heritage' - join us for the opening tomorrow, 10.10.24, between 6.30-9.30 pm at Circle Culture Gallery Berlin (Gipsstraße 11).

An artist talk will be held tomorrow at 7 pm between the curator and both artists and .kimura.

Contact [email protected] if you wish to receive the preview catalogue for this show.

Kanta Kimura’s work fascinates the viewer through its perceived depth created by the intricate layering of oil paint through the use of air pressure. In the past he would manipulate the paint solely through the power of his own breath but when a medical emergency prevented him from working with his usual technique he explored the use of pressurized air as well.

He will participate in our upcoming duo show 'Tactile Heritage' on 10.10.24 in Berlin where he will be shown alongside Beatriz Morales. Join us from 6:30 to 9:30 pm that day for an evening of intricate, material and highly haptic art.

All pictures from the documentation about his work in collaboration with FANUC
Quotes adapted from an interview held as part of an installation in Shenzhen

Kanta Kimura‘s recent paintings incorporate traditional Japanese aesthetics inspired by the fleeting beauty of Ukiyo. He reimagines this through the use of oil on canvas, a medium often associated with European tradition, creating an intriguing cross cultural dialogue.

On 10.10.24 his works will be shown alongside the works of Beatriz morales in their duo exhibition 'Tactile Heritage'. Join us from 6:30-9:30pm for a chance to meet the artists and to see their stunning works in person.

Contact us directly for more information or to receive a preview catalogue of the show.

1. Kanta Kimura at work in his Berlin studio
2. Beatriz Morales in front of Kanta Kimura‘s work
3. large oil painting by Kanta Kimura

SAVE THE DATE for our next duo exhibition "Tactile Heritage“, featuring works of and .kimura

Join us for the opening on 10.10.24 from 6:30-9:30 pm at Gipsstraße 11 in Berlin for a chance to view an all new body of works and to meet the artists.

Contact [email protected] if you wish to receive a preview catalogue for this show.

2. picture of Beatriz Morales in Mexico by
3. Kanta Kimura at work in his studio

Drifting tide, 2024, rock pigment and charcoal on raw canvas by

The works of Ricky Lee Gordon are on view in our Hamburg Gallery till 31.10.24. For a private appointment or more information on available works please DM us or contact [email protected]

1.-4. Installation views of 'Drifting tide'

Step into our Berlin Gallery to see the works of Julien Saudubray on the last day of his works being on view as part of the NUCLEUS - one artwork show.

Gipsstraße 11
1-5 PM

For a catalogue of his available works please contact [email protected] or DM us here

1. installation view of 'Growing #28' by Julien Saudubray
2. close up views of the work

Visit us today from 3-6 PM or tomorrow from 1-5 PM for the last chance to see the works of Julien Saudubray in person.

1.-3. Julien Saudubray, Study #26/ #25/ #24, 2023, oil and dry pastel on canvas, 60x50 cm each | pictures by Luca Morgantini
4. quote by Claire Leblanc on the works of Julien Saudubray

View the works of in person tomorrow from 1-5 PM at our Berlin Gallery in Gipsstraße 11.

Art week opening times:
Friday (13.09): 2-8 PM
Saturday (14.09): 12-6 PM
Sunday (15.09): 12-6 PM

To receive a catalogue of available works please contact [email protected]

All pictures by Luca Morgantini

In anticipation of Ricky Lee Gordon’s second solo exhibition with Circle Culture Gallery, we spoke with Prof. Dr. Jan van Lunzen to explore his relationship with art and to discover what specifically drew him to Ricky Lee Gordon’s work in particular.

You can find the full interview on our website. To receive a catalogue of available works by Ricky Lee Gordon please reach out to [email protected]

1.From left to right: Prof. Dr. Jan van Lunzen, Ana Horta (Director of Circle Culture Gallery), and Dirk Staudinger (Founder and CEO of Circle Culture Gallery) in front of Ricky Lee Gordon’s works ´Enter´ and ´Stand Still´ | Picture by Luca Morgantini.
2. /3. Prof. Dr. Jan van Lunzen on his stairs, directly across from Ricky Lee Gordon’s piece, ´A deep truth amongst a garden of petals´. | Picture by Luca Morgantini.
4. Prof. Dr. Jan van Lunzen at his home, standing before Ricky Lee Gordon’s artwork, ‘A Deep Truth Amongst a Garden of Petals’ | Picture by Luca Morgantini.
5./6. ´Sunday silence´ by Adam Tylor, part of Jan van Lunzen´s art collection | Picture by Luca Morgantini.
7. Jan van Lunzen and Ana Horta viewing ‘Süppchen’ by Friederike Just | Picture by Luca Morgantini.
8. Jan van Lunzen and Ana Horta admiring Ricky Lee Gordon’s small-format artworks | Picture by Luca Morgantini.
9./10. Ricky Lee Gordon, The light between sea and sky (Dyptich), 2024

Belgium based artist will be the fourth and last artist in our NICLEUS - one artwork show. His works will be on view starting this Saturday the 7th of September and every following Friday and Saturday till the 21st of September.

Stay tuned for more information on his available works.

Saudubray‘s decade-long career began with painting but he soon ventured into other visual disciplines including installation and performance. It was only recently that he turned to his oil and brush, feeling inspired to formulate a new visual language by experimenting with alchemy and intuitive gestures. By releasing formal constraints and stripping painting down to its purest and most austere forms, he allows his canvases with their sweeping, undulating shapes and warm, bright colors to come to life.

1. Julien Saudubray | picture by Luk VanderPlaetse
2. Julien Saudubray, Growing #28, 2024, oil and pastel on canvas, 200x280cm
3./4. Julien Saudubray and his studio | pictures by Luk VanderPlaetse

The german 'ART' magazine published a nine page feature on the textile art of gallery artist in their August edition. You can read the full article on our website. The text is by Raphael Dillhof, photos by

Beatriz’s current and upcoming projects include a solo show at Kunstverein Dresden, a presentation at Ludwig Mies van der Rohe‘s 'Edith Farnsworth House' near Chicago as well as a duo exhibition alongside Kanta Kimura at our Berlin Gallery in October.

1. portrait of artist Beatriz Morales in Hidalgo, Mexico
2. artist studio of Beatriz Morales in Hidalgo, Mexico
4. the artist in her studio, Hidalgo, Mexico
5. large scale work by Beatriz Morales in Hidalgo, Mexico
6. the washing of agave fibers by the artist
7. dyed and drying knots of agave fiber
8. dry and dyed agave fiber

All pictures taken by Angela Simi

is the third artist to participate in the NUCLEUS one artwork show at our Berlin gallery. Join us tomorrow from 1-5 PM to see his stunning work 'Atlas' in person and to meet the artist. Drinks will be provided.

You can read his full interview with our curator .von.haehling in the news section of our website.

Tim Plamper‘s works will be on view on 24.08, 30.08 and 31.08. Fridays from 3-6 PM and Saturdays from 1-5 PM.
For private appointments or to receive a catalogue of currently available works please contact [email protected]

1. Tim Plamper, Atlas002, 2016, pencil on paper, 196x150 cm | picture by .morgantini
2./4./6./8. quotes by Tim Plamper from his recent interview with Johann von Haehling
3. Tim Plamper at his studio in Berlin | picture by
5. a selection of works by Tim Plamper in our Berlin showroom
7. Tim Plamper reviewing his work | picture by
9. Installation view of 'Atlas002' | picture by .morgantini

Set up day with for his upcoming participation in the NUCLEUS project. Join us this Saturday from 1-5 PM at Circle Culture Berlin to view his work „Atlas002“ and to meet the artist.

Stay tuned for more information and a full interview with the artist.

Available works by Shantell Martin ( )

Shantell Martin is a British visual artist and performer known for her distinctive black and white drawings. Her works, often created with black marker on white surfaces, explore themes of identity and belonging through intricate intertwining lines, faces, and words.

Martin innovatively combines art and technology, collaborating with various sectors from fashion to music. Her ability to transform any surface into a canvas and her instantly recognizable style have captured the attention of a global audience. Her works invite viewers to reflect and interact, making her a fascinating and contemporary artist.

Her works were last exhibited in our PRIMA NOVA group show in Hamburg and Berlin towards the end of last year.

Contact or DM [email protected] for further info.

1. Shantell Martin, one-do-less-be-more, 2022, Ink on paper, 61 x 48,3 cm
2. Installation shot of the opening of PRIMA NOVA II Show in Berlin
3. Shantell Martin, In Accountability, 2022, Ink on paper, 35,6 x 27,9 cm
4. Installation shot at Berlin Gallery
5. Shantell Martin, Are You Here, 2022, Ink on paper, 61 x 48,3 cm

We are pleased to share with you an interesting excerpt of Artnet’s article: „Simon de Pury on How Soccer Offers Art Its Next Great Crossover Moment - Is the „beautiful game“ the market’s next frontier?

His thinking is aligned with our CEO Dirk Staudinger who recently said in an interview: „For us, it is important to be open and not just follow the linear rules of the art market that sometimes feel like a bubble if you not zoom-out and reflect current cultural changes, changing consumer needs and trends in other adaptable markets Technology, Environment, Society, Politics, Health, Creativity, Sports.“

The collaboration between Jamie Oliver’s restaurant, the OOW Berlin architecture studio, and Circle Culture Gallery is an extraordinary example of creative synergy. Together, they have transformed the concept of dining by combining art, design, and gastronomy. OOW Berlin brought its innovative architectural vision, creating a space that is not just a restaurant but a true sensory experience. Circle Culture Gallery enriched the environment with contemporary artworks, making each visit unique and stimulating. This fusion of talents has given rise to a place where quality food and aesthetic beauty meet, offering customers an unforgettable experience.

Beatriz Morales - A Mexican artist whose works combine painting, textiles and collage, exploring themes of cultural identity and memory through a vibrant and dynamic aesthetic.

Marco Reichert - A German artist known for his abstract works that integrate digital and pictorial techniques, creating complex and layered compositions.

Fiete Stolte - A German conceptual artist who works with installations, photography, and sculptures, exploring themes of time, space, and perception through unique visual experiments.

Alex Giles - A British artist whose works range from painting to sculpture, characterized by a minimalist sensibility and a careful use of materials and forms to create a refined visual impact.

1. Jamie Oliver, Dirk Staudinger and Lilith Jandrig at the grand opening of his restaurant in Berlin

3 - 5 - 7 - 9- 10 Installation shots of works by Alex Giles, Fiete Stolte, Aaron Barath, Marco Reichert and Beatriz Morales | photocredit

2 - 4 - 6 - 8 Quotes by Dirk Staudinger, Jamie Oliver, Mathis Malchow and the Jamie Oliver Kitchen team

We are thrilled to announce an extraordinary collaboration with Jamie Oliver (), the renowned British chef and well-known television personality. This partnership has developed into an innovative artistic project that integrates art, food and interior design at his newest location in Berlin Mitte.

A topic of discussion in recent times has been dedicated to the exclusive presentation of works of art in museums and galleries. Thanks to the growing presence of art in public and private spaces such as restaurants, hotels, and urban places, it is no longer necessary to only visit institutions to experience artworks and culture. This trend makes art more accessible and integrated into everyday life, allowing a wider audience to enjoy works of art in less formal and more frequent contexts. This movement can be witnessed internationally with spaces showing a growing interest in being able to enhance their concepts through art.

The impressive neon work by internationally renowned artist (Imagine the Sunset…,2022), spans the entire wall of Jamie Oliver’s new location in Berlin Mitte dining room and makes you experience the sunset all day long.

Fiete has participated in several reowned biennials, including the Venice Biennial (2017) and the Centre Pompidou Metz (2019).

Upcoming:
Borås Art Biennial, Sweden
(June 15th - September 15th, 2024)

1. installation view of Fiete Stoltes work „Imagine the sunset…“, 2022, neon, 20x710 cm ©Noshe
2. Fiete Stolte installing his artwork, courtesy of Circle Culture Gallery
3. closeup of the neon work by Fiete Stolte, courtesy of Circle Culture Gallery
4. Futura for the Potato Head Hotel / Bali
5. George Condo at Gramercy Park Hotel / New York
6. Andy Warhol at Dolder Grand Hotel / Zürich
7. KAWS at Bibo Restaurant / HongKong

Limited edition lithographs by

Marco Reichert is a contemporary artist known for his innovative approach to art. On the one hand, Reichert is a traditional painter, at the same time, he works with the possibilities of digital processes in the realm of the physical artwork.

Reichert's lithographs were made in Paris, in one of the oldest lithography studios in Europe, and embody his distinctive style.

DM or contact [email protected] for further info.

1. Marco Reichert, Untitled, 2023, 76 x 58 cm, color lithography, signed and numbered, Edition of 100

2. Marco Reichert, Untitled, 2023, 76 x 58 cm, color lithography, signed and numbered, Edition of 100

3. Marco Reichert, Untitled, 2023, 76 x 58 cm, color lithography, signed and numbered, Edition of 30

4. Marco Reichert, Untitled, 2023, 76 x 58 cm, color lithography, signed and numbered, Edition of 120

Anneliese Schrenk's (*1974 in Weiz, Austria) art features textured leather hides mounted on stretchers, challenging traditional notions of beauty and art. Through experimental processes like washing and molding, she transforms the hides into organic forms, evoking a sense of vulnerability and spirituality. Her work reflects a tension between tradition and innovation, inviting viewers to contemplate the essence of abstract art.

1. Anneliese Schrenk, Ausstoßhaut (Maschinenstörung ergibt Bogen eines Kreises), 2021, 210 x 170 cm

2. Installation view, The Space Between - pop-up solo exhibition with Circle Culture Gallery during Frieze Art Fair 2015 in New York 

3. Anneliese Schrenk, Bruit rosé, 2014, 30 x 80 x 70 cm

4. Installation view, Beast of Burden - solo exhibition by Anneliese Schrenk at Circle Culture Gallery, 2016

5. Installation view, Portrait und Hinterzimmer - solo exhibition by Anneliese Schrenk at Circle Culture Gallery, 2017. 

Don’t miss the final chance to see Aron Barath’s artwork from his solo exhibition “MELTING RADIATOR” at Circle Culture Gallery Berlin. Tomorrow will be the last day of our official opening times but you can contact us for private viewings of his works at any time.

For inquiries, contact [email protected]

1. Installation shots
2. Aron Barath, Untitled, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 180 × 140 cm
3. Aron Barath, Untitled, 2022, Acrylic on canvas, 160 × 120 cm

Picture by .morgantini