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A few impressions from the Les Chapeaux exhibition opening, featuring artworks by Frank Lindenberg.July 3 – August 29, 2...
09/07/2026

A few impressions from the Les Chapeaux exhibition opening, featuring artworks by Frank Lindenberg.

July 3 – August 29, 2026

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Discover the new exhibition Les Chapeaux, featuring works by Frank Lindenberg.Many thanks for the wonderful moments shar...
09/07/2026

Discover the new exhibition Les Chapeaux, featuring works by Frank Lindenberg.
Many thanks for the wonderful moments shared at the opening.

From July 3 to August 29, 2026, the exhibition Les Chapeaux presents paintings and drawings by Frank Lindenberg that explore the theme of headwear—specifically, the hat.
Historically, the hat symbolizes authority and power, with specific styles denoting different ranks within the social hierarchy. Covering the head conceals the wearer’s thoughts and lends them a dignified air; in this context, removing one’s hat upon entering a room is interpreted as a sign of respect. Headwear can reveal character, convey personality, or even bestow a new identity upon the wearer. Thus, the hat serves as an extension of human architecture, making the wearer appear taller and amplifying their presence.
Lindenberg’s series features portraits of individuals who view the hat as part of their identity, wear it as a form of costume, or present it as an abstracted object. Some of the hats and headpieces depicted were crafted by the subjects themselves or created specifically for the artwork using unconventional materials—such as packing paper draped into a unique design, or a gold-colored pineapple serving as a crown. Motifs such as Marlene Dietrich—who popularized traditionally masculine attire for women by wearing top hats and tailcoats—embody the spirit of the 1920s, a theme also reflected in the most recent drawing, a portrait of .

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Many thanks to all the visitors who came to the finissage of the WUNDERKAMMER exhibition with the artist . It was a very...
09/07/2026

Many thanks to all the visitors who came to the finissage of the WUNDERKAMMER exhibition with the artist . It was a very hot summer evening filled with lovely conversations and reunions with long-time friends.

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That’s why I love my job. Nothing makes me happier than bringing joy to a customer with a piece of art and to an artist ...
08/07/2026

That’s why I love my job. Nothing makes me happier than bringing joy to a customer with a piece of art and to an artist with the sale of a painting.

That review truly came from the heart, and I really enjoyed the encounter. It is wonderful to see that artwork has found a new home.

I look forward to the next visit.

Review in English:
A truly special gallery run by a truly special gallerist. From the moment you step inside, you can sense the passion, love for art, and genuine feeling for people that drive this place.
I spontaneously bought a painting there that deeply moves and fascinates me. The service was warm, attentive, and completely unobtrusive—exactly as one would hope. Shipping was handled with exceptional care and professionalism; the artwork arrived perfectly packaged and in pristine condition.
To me, art is especially valuable when it evokes emotions and leaves a lasting impression. That is precisely what this painting will do. It will also always be linked to a wonderful experience in Berlin for me.
Anyone looking to do more than just buy art—anyone wanting to experience an inspiring space featuring extraordinary works and a delightful gallerist—should definitely visit this gallery. A real find; I would love to come back.

Vernissage 30. April 20267-10 p.m.Auguststrasse 82 in 10117 Berlin Opening hours 1. & 2. May 1-8 p.m.3. May 1-6 p.m. is...
25/04/2026


Vernissage 30. April 2026
7-10 p.m.
Auguststrasse 82 in 10117 Berlin

Opening hours
1. & 2. May 1-8 p.m.
3. May 1-6 p.m.

is a Russian contemporary artist. She is one of the most original multidisciplinary artistic figures in modern Russia, who provides artistic practice in the field of performance art and sculpture. Sasha Frolova is widely known for her inflatable sculptures and costumes from latex. Author of Aquaaerobika project synthesizing performance art and electronic music. Sasha Frolova defines herself as a visionary artist. In her work, she tries to anticipate the future by creating its innovative aesthetics today. Her sculptures and performances are characterized by flexibility, mobility, fluidity — properties that will determine the life and modus operandi of future generations. In her works the artist combines ironic reflection of the modern world and epicurean sensuality, eccentricity and philosophical meditativeness. Sasha Frolova’s sculptures are an attempt to hear the poetry of form and see its movement. Consciously using latex and different kinds of polymer films for her works, she rejects traditional heavy sculpture and creates unique weightless monumentality, inherent only to her language and microcosm. In fact, she creates her sculptures out of air, enveloping it, giving the formless object volume, texture and density. Inflatable objects fascinate by their fragility and ephemerality, emotionality and positivity. They create the feeling of living beings, soft and warm and the smoothness of the material resembles skin. Working in the direction of a post-pop visual language, she tries to find her own unique approach to creating shape using biomorphic, fluid and simplified geometric abstractions.

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