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The gallery focuses on presenting contemporary art through solo exhibitions of significant international artists, often highlighting new works across sculpture, photography, drawing, and installation. Its programme emphasizes multidisciplinary practices and engages with the global contemporary art scene through biennials and art fairs.
Galerie Thomas Schulte is a commercial gallery with two locations in Berlin, Germany: Charlottenstraße 24 and Potsdamer Strasse 81B. The gallery presents solo exhibitions and group shows featuring established international artists such as Allan McCollum, Richard Deacon, Katharina Sieverding, and Alfredo Jaar. It maintains an active programme that includes participation in major events like the Venice Biennale and Gallery Weekend Berlin.
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Selected Works
City Tree (Security USA, Inc.)
City Tree (ProxiGuard)
City Tree (TrackTIK)
Junod
Picariello
Picocoli
Mayfair
Chalfont
Pleasant
Nachtruhe
Görli
Fitzpatrick
Demarcation
City Tree (Morse Digital Security)
Loiter (Philadelphia Department of Parks and Recreation)
Cione
Lackman
Rose
Life-Death II
Life-Death III
Life-Death IV
Life-Death V
Life-Death VI
Life-Death VII
Maton #6/4
Hanging Boots
Transformer V A/B
Life-Death
Artists & People
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Represented and guest artists exhibiting with the gallery.
Represented artists
Katharina Sieverding
Katharina Sieverding (born 16 November 1941) is a German artist and photographer known above all for her large-format self-portraits. She studied at the Staatliche Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, where she was a student of Joseph Beuys during the protest movements of the late 1960s. Her early 16mm film Life–Death (1969), set to a soundtrack recorded by Kraftwerk, was shown at documenta 5 in Kassel in 1972. Combining performance, photography and film, Sieverding has explored identity, gender, the body and the political power of images since the late 1960s, often through monumental photographic tableaux. She lives and works in Berlin and Düsseldorf and is professor emerita at the Berlin University of the Arts.
David L. Johnson
David L. Johnson (born 1993 in New York City) is an American artist whose work uses photography, video, found and removed objects, and installation to document and intervene in the spatial politics of cities, with close attention to the everyday. He received a BFA from Cooper Union in 2015 and an MFA from the University of Pennsylvania in 2020, is an alumnus of the Whitney Independent Study Program, and teaches part-time at Cooper Union and in the Parsons MFA programme. Solo and duo exhibitions include Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin (2023, 2026), Fanta MLN, Milan (2025), The Shop at Sadie Coles HQ, London (2024), Galerie Noah Klink, Berlin and Art Lot, Brooklyn (both 2023), and Theta, New York (2021). He has taken part in the Whitney Biennial (2026) and group exhibitions at the Columbus Museum of Art, Salzburger Kunstverein, Palais de Tokyo, the Chicago Architecture Biennial, MoMA PS1 and Artists Space. His work is held by The Studio Museum in Harlem and the Columbus Museum of Art. He lives and works in New York City.