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When spaces begin to make an impact.
86 guests. Conversations. Music. Movement.
What emerged that evening was more than a classic pre-opening.
It was a moment when it showed what a gallery can be today:
A place for meeting.
A space for perception.
A context in which art is not only viewed, but experienced.
In the backspace, the works of Christopher Corso on music and movement.
At the same time, frontspace also remained present:
With positions of Gaby Terhuven, Detlef Waschkau, Peter Vahlefeld and Daniel Wöllenstein A calm antipole emerged – and this tension worked.
Despite live music and cover bandage, both rooms were continuously animated.
The attention was not only to the moment, but also to the individual artistic positions.
Our thanks go to all guests, artists and partners who made this evening something special.
We look forward to the vernissage 9 May from 3 to 6 p.m. and many more conversations in the exhibition.