Exhibitions

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If Yesterday Was tomorrow What Is Today
26 Nov 2020 - 23 Jan 2021 The upcoming group show If yesterday was tomorrow what is today is about economic and personal upheaval, temporality, the present of today and tomorrow, crisis as form and inquietude of transitional change in contemporary times. Read more

Archive

Otherwise all was silent
Dana James 22 Oct - 21 Nov 2020 The show Otherwise all was silent features the American female painter Dana James. Dana James creates a spectrum of pastel toned colors which creates a note of contradiction in darker, vivid fields of color in fractured multi-panel constructions. Her work oscillates between energetic, impulsive strokes, at once dark and powerful,... Read more

London Abscape
Frank Bowling, Benjamin Cockett, Al Damidge, Marcia Scott 11 Sep - 17 Oct 2020 Since arriving in the United Kingdom in 1953, Frank Bowling OBE RA has been an influential member of the London Art scene, both by writing and exhibiting his art internationally. His recent retrospective at Tate Britain acclaimed a new wave of global recognition and confirmed his status as one of... Read more

A response in uncertain times
18 Apr - 16 May 2020 Being active in an international environment, Invisible Borders Agency and Lars Kristian Bode are aware of the challenging situation in the current situation, not only in Europe but also internationally. In a collective effort we would like to bring together different artists with various backgrounds. But they all have one... Read more

La Puente - Seat of Honor
5 Apr - 1 May 2019 LKB/G and kulturreich are pleased to announce their shared exhibition 'La Puente - Seat of Honor' by Charlotte Schmitz and Stacey Gillian Abe. Born in 1990, Stacey Gillian Abe graduated in 2014 with a B.A (Hon) in Art and industrial design from Kyambogo University in Kampala, Uganda. Her work is... Read more

Fibers of Being
7 Feb - 9 Mar 2019 LKB/G is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition by Tahir Carl Karmali in Germany. The exhibition runs from February 08th until the March 09th. The title Fibers of Being refers to both the material used and ideas of existence in the narratives explored in his work. Karmali's interest in... Read more

1718
19 Oct - 16 Nov 2018 LKB/G is pleased to present the group exhibition 1718. The exhibition provides an overview of the work of the gallery over the last 18 months. Since the first exhibition in May 2017, LKB/G has realized exhibitions with very different working artists. The gallery has focused on underrepresented positions, with a... Read more

To the unknown
2 Aug - 7 Sep 2018 LKB/G is pleased to present the first solo exhibition To: The Unknown by Banele Khoza (*1994) in Germany. Banele Khoza about the upcoming exhibition: 'The sense that I have felt from people when it comes to abstract works, they either get lost and not understand what the work is about,... Read more

Dans le Djassa
10 May - 2 Jun 2018 LKB/G proudly presents the first solo exhibition by Ivorian artist Armand Boua (*1978) in Germany. Boua assimilates his impressions of the life of street children in West Africa which is characterised by violence and the aftermath of political struggles. The consequences of the civil war which shook the country at... Read more

Rouge
26 Jan - 24 Feb 2018 LKB/G shows the first solo exhibition of Daniel Melim in Europe. He is well known for his murals. His 'Mural da Luz' was chosen as the most iconic one of São Paulo, which is a great accomplishment knowing São Paulo is the home of other great artists like OsGemeos, Nunca,... Read more

ART TRANSPOSITION: Kampala - Nairobi - Hamburg
14 Sep - 14 Oct 2017 The exhibition ART TRANSPOSITION: Kampala - Nairobi - Hamburg presents work by three artists from Uganda - Denis Mubiru, Waswad and Xenson, and two artists from Kenya - Boniface Maina and Shabu Mwangi. The exhibition will be curated by Robinah Nansubuga from Uganda. Being representatives of the young generation of... Read more

Dear History: It's Not Me, It's You
1 Jul - 11 Aug 2017 Dear History: It's Not Me, It's You is an exhibition about art as a powerful tool for reclaiming South Africa's complex heritage, historical narratives and aesthetic imagery. Works are presented from a distinctly female perspective in an attempt to break, both physically and conceptually, from the loveless marriage between colonial... Read more

Fantasía Cubana – Feliz, Feroz, Amén!
2 - 18 Jun 2017 For this exhibition LKB/G two unconventional and extraordinary young Cuban artists. Read more

Arising African Perspectives
5 - 27 May 2017 LKB/G's first exhibition 'Arising African Perspectives' will show a composition of three young African artists. Vusi Beauchamp and Io Makandal from South Africa and Gideon Appah from Ghana will present their work in Hamburg. Read more