Past Events

From 14th september until 25th october 2019 The Ukrainian sculptor and painter Aljoscha (born 1974 in Glukhov, Ukraine) has become internationally known for his conceptual installations and sculptures based on ideas of bioism, biofuturism and bioethical abolitionism. He regards his objects as living beings and states: "I create aesthetic prototypes, models for future living beings." The surreal-looking, filigree crystal art creatures made of acrylic on wire racks have already been shown at the Maidan in Kiev. "B-Meetings" was what the…

From 9th November 2019 until 10th January 2020 Jens Lorenzen stages the everyday in his works. His motifs are newspaper headlines, advertising signs and other real finds, which he often photographs on his travels and then brings onto canvas in oil. At the center of his work is "The Wall," a potentially endless text of images that, viewed as a whole, has the appearance of a wall. Peter Anton, often referred to as "Candy Warhol", loves to create art that…

From 14th March 2020 until 1st May 2020 Anja Luithle is known for her spectacular kinetic, moving sculptures. The joy of surprise, the contradictory and the contrasting is her startingpoint for investigating conventions of images and ways of representing conventions in various media. Stefanie Gerhardt's preferred subjects are people and spaces. What happens in a room, where does it begin and where does it end? How does life work and what is present? She ventures into the immaterial fields of our existence, explores transitions and…

From 14th March 2020 until 23rd May 2020 The painter, sculptor and draughtsman Willi Siber (born 1949 in Eberhardzell) is not only one of the most important Southern German artists, but has also long since made a name for itself on a national and  international level. „I never had the awareness that a life's work had been created there", he says himself today. But a review of 40 years of artistic activity proves the opposite. Willi Siber's comprehensive, multifaceted work is evidence of his special…

From the 16th June 2020 up to 24th July 2020 Antonio Marra Antonio Marra was born in 1959 in Volturara Irpina (Italy) and grew up in Naples. He completed his studies from 1974 - 1979 and graduated with the "Diploma di Geometra". After attending the Accademia di belle Arti in Naples from 1980-82, Marra devoted himself to a painting technique which he perfected over the years to such an extent that it can be considered unique with its amazing three-dimensional…

From 3rd August 2020 up to 4th September 2020 With its ambitious exhibition program, the Galerie von Braunbehrens is an established name in the art scene in Stuttgart and in Germany. It regularly shows solo and group exhibitions of internationally successful artists on 500 square meters of space. From 1978 to 2014 the gallery was located in Munich and was taken over by Frank Molliné in 2015 and moved to the heart of Stuttgart. This year the gallery celebrates its…

From 19th September 2020 up to 9th October 2020 The Finnish artist Sami Lukkarinen recognized early on the fact that the Selfie has taken the place of the selfportrait and reacted to this in 2003 with pixel portraits with which he attracted international attention. The artist skilfully adopted the characteristics of painting in order to pack our complex times into simple pictures, but at the same time to put the everyday at the disposal of the status of art. His…

From the 23rd October up to the 21st November 2020 The artworks of Marc Fromm (born 1971 in Langen/Hessen, lives in Halle an der Saale) and Elena Steiner (born 1975 in Susice/Czech Republic, lives in Vienna) amaze the viewer. Fromm observes people and their behaviour and self-dramatisation in social and societal structures. In precise material processing, sculptural works are created that oscillate between traditional appearance and digital modernity. Elena Steiner's oeuvre also focuses on the human being as a social…

From 27th November 2020 by 15th January 2021 The exhibition "Editionen und Unikate" shows the broad spectrum of the gallery, which is located in the heart of Stuttgart. On the one hand, there are works to be discovered that are reminiscent of the exhibitions seen - works that are edited with an edition, but which are at the centre of an artist's work. On the other hand, however, there are also special ideas, special formats, valuable byways and exciting bravura…

From 29th January 2021 until 5 March 2021 Artists for example of the Bauhaus experimented very early with the possibilities of film. The great surge in the development of the medium began in the 1960s with the enormous expansion of artistic modes of expression: in that decade, not only were many new and previously non-art materials introduced into art, but the creative process was also recognized as an art forum - in performance and video art. The medium then fully…

From 9th April until 14th May 2021 SEHNSUCHTSORTE Familiar everyday habitats can no longer be "played" in the usual way and become all the more places of longing. Verena Guther approaches the essence of a city on several levels in her clearly composed photomontages and presents the cities in their changeability, as a changing and moving structure. Her photomontages, in which photography and painting enter into a symbiosis, chow a highly sensitive play with structures, perspectives and color atmospheres, which…

From 28th March until 9th July 2021 Mankind and his history is the pivotal point in Herlinde Koelbls oeuvre. Her look at German living rooms and bedrooms, at clothes and hair as an expression of the exterior with regard to the interior, and her long-term study of the traces left by life with and in the political world bear witness to this. Koelbl uses photography as her preferred medium. Through the objective camera eye, she captures very subjective and personal…

From 16th July until 28th August Now that the measures to contain the pandemic have finally been relaxed again, the exhibition title "Der Zauberberg", in reference to the novel of the same name by Thomas Mann, reminds us, among other things, that the past phase of segregation and self-imposed isolation was a formative experience for every individual. On the other hand, the term also refers to the magic that creativity can unfold. The Galerie von Braunbehrens is pleased to present…

From 24th September 2021 until 30th October 2021 Food and the supernatural pleasures associated with it have always fascinated Western artists. As always in European art history, it began in a religious context: when Jesus was depicted on the table in the circle of his disciples in the motif of the “Evening Supper”, questions of faith also played a part in Dutch still-life painting, when painters marked the sensual splendor of fruits with signs of decay (snails, beetles) – hidden…

From 20th November 2021 until 20th January 2022 When Albrecht Dürer crossed the Alps in 1507 on his way back from Venice, he was moved by their beauty and grandeur and captured the mountains in his first realistic portrayals as watercolors. However, Dürer is far ahead of its time – the landscape representation has still not established as an independent genre and is either completely absent in paintings or has an allegorical meaning as an idealized landscape. In this sense,…

From 29th January until 3rd March 2022

11th March 2022 until 21st April 2022